Periphery’s Misha Mansoor: Opening Riff of “Marigold” | Behind The Riff | Jackson Guitars
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- Misha Mansoor takes you Behind The Riff of the opening of “Marigold” by Periphery. Filmed by Ekaterina Gorbacheva.
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Periphery’s Misha Mansoor: Opening Riff of “Marigold” | Behind The Riff | Jackson Guitars
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The fact that this dude has been playing this song for years and still is unsure if it’s in 7/8 time is insane to me
its very common with people who play by ear or people with adhd xd
bro wrote the whole song and nobody fuckin told him 😭😭
"I believe it's in 7" sends me every time, what a guy
This was the riff that got me into Periphery.
Same
When I first heard about Misha and Periphery, I assumed that Misha is a guitarist like Tosin or Tim Henson, someone who is extremely proficient in theory and technicality. To find out that he’s not good with that stuff is mind blowing, but comforting to someone like me, who doesn’t know the first thing about that stuff
the thing is, he DOES know it, he just doesn't know the names for it or how to describe it that well. But for someone who "doesn't know theory" he did a decent job at it. From teaching guitar for 15-16 years now I can tell ya for sure, pretty much everyone knows music theory a LOT better than they realize. Very rarely am I teaching people concepts they had no idea about, usually they're like "ahhhh that makes so much sense." It's confusing, it's enlightening. Once you study it (ESPECIALLY if you've been playing awhile already) you juts start to realize you've already been doing all of it for years. Then you start to see it in other peoples songs and realize exactly how they're built, and can recreate it for yourself. 90% of songs adhere to the same formula, that's what makes metal so special, same with jazz. It breaks the formula every chance it gets. Periphery actually has a lot of common theory in their songs though, that's why they sound so relatable and have become so successful. They use chord progressions and melodies you'd find in pop songs, but make them super heavy and complex. But don't be scared dude jump in it, you'll most likely realize you're a lot further ahead than you think! Perfect example, Misha did this "by ear." Because he, like most of us, has heard so much music throughout his entire life that he can tell when things sound wrong or when they sound "right." So he definitely knows music theory, he just doesn't have the words to describe it, yet. Tosin says the same thing about not knowing theory but he can name all his intervals and play them anywhere on the front bored and actually took a year of music school. If you know music at all, you know music theory. Music theory is just the study of music. You can tell if something sounds happy or sad right? So change the word happy to major, & the word sad to minor; and check it out, looks like you know music theory haha. It's really that simple don't be scared!
Underrated comment
I've played this riff so many times that I'm tired of hearing it, but I can't stop playing it. It's like my default riff when I pick up a guitar lol.
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I use this riff for warm up practice. Been ar it for several month. Took a while to get it down but Still can't get match the tempo yet
Chord progression: Cm7 - Fm(4) - Ab7 - G7M - Ab7 - Fm - Bm7(#5).
In case you don't recognize any chords, that's the way we write in Brazil, I don't know how it is in other regions.
Yeeesssss! More of this please!
digging the new hair 🤘🏻
I'm simple guy, I see Misha, I press Like...
'What is Up my Dudes' ... hey misha is in tune this time :D
If Mozart had an amp = Misha🤙🎸
Yooooo Geeberzzz
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@@andrewgiovannini3382 hi bolun apko
“I’m not very good with theory though” 😂
My first 3 songs that made me fell in love with Periphery
Make total destroy
Marigold
Scarlet
The rest I'm in love with all of 'em
Gave me a lot of confidence knowing Misha doesn’t know much about theory and is still an insane guitarist/writer lmao
Well
if YOUR head was filled with multiple multiples in how to multiply by the multiplicity.
You'd be to preoccupied with what exists and what works with that which already does.
Having a blank canvas you know nothing about physics of. You have an entire world of infinite possibilities.
Technically however.
He's makin music and all that.
So, he is indeed using theory.
He just can't explain with technical sciencey math terms exactly what he's doing.
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@@rahulsk2467 care to elaborate?
Almost all of every great metal guitarists don't know or have a very limited knowledge bout theories. This much I know and I reckon I'm not wrong.
@@graysoul4432 as a guitarist that does know a fair share of theory. It is a good tool to have for creating music and having a map so to say. But knowing all the theory in the world won't necessarily make you a good song writer. That comes from the soul and playing what sounds great in your head. Dimebag, Dave Mustaine, George Lynch, Misha, Chuck Shuldiner. The list goes on forever of guitarist that claimed to not be very knowledgeable about music theory but are top teir song writers because they have a great ear and play what sounds good in their head. They are very creative and innovative.
The riff is iight I guess. Fav song is the walk fam. Original vocals back in the day.
Is it standard tuning?
Why Misha always be like - "Oh I don't know what I'm doing, I don't know theory, I just do what feels natural, I just play whatever you know"
Is that a drop D tuning?
did u just say I don't know music theory?
All Hail Beezulb1
For a minute there I thought he turned into a unicorn
Ice Cube + wig = \m/
long hair don't care
So by ear you figured how to make a i-iv-V7-VI-V7-iv, which is very impressive
One of my favourite warm up riffs, gets the fretting fingers stretched and the picking hand in unison with the fretting hand.
This song and main riff has also had quite the influence on my writing.
Agree, still my main warmup excercise for string skipping alternate picking. A bitch to get clean!
Sweet dude.
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One of the absolutes in life - Misha will always make it aware he does not know music theory
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This riff even sounds good on the insane chanel of spider iv.
I have a spider iv 15w and can confirm i can only hear one note
It sounds good tho lmao
Long hair misha scares me
I am learning this 2 months and my hands still pain af, this person is a guitar god!!!!!
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I was seriously concerned for my health
I almost hurt my fingers
I wish I could play this riff in 90% of speed
I use it as a bit of a stamina exercise because of how tiring it is to play. I also used this riff to become more accurate with alternate picking.
Same, I play with my cheap acoustic guitar and guess what happened
I love Jacksons Guitars!!!! That's why I have two jacksons guitars!!!
#JacksonIsJackson
I have 4 lol
I have 4 myself, and a couple Charvels that are very similar to my Jacksons.
6 here, you guys need to gear up
3 here. 1 of them being the Pro Series Juggernaut HT6 which is by far my favorite 6 string I've ever owned. Definitely planning on getting more!
I have only one Jackson, but it is my number one guitar
hell yeah. he'll never admit it, but Misha's playing and writing skills are god tier.
If you think his playing skills are god tier, go check out Brandon Ellis. I wonder what you'll think about him.
@@chrisking6695 yeah man, Brandon is insane, thanks.
Playing def not god-tier but writing yes
He plays really smooth, maybe he should be in a band
Beautiful❤
It sounds like something you'd make up as a warm-up exercise that evolves into pure gold.
Marigold*
He's been Misha Mansoor. Who will he be next?
Misha flexing guitars Jackson take millions of years to make, thank you once again for delaying the ETA’s Jackson!
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Awesome
Still have my signed Periphery pick by Misha!
Love this song and the riffs. Such an awesome banger!
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Play pattern. "Go up". I'm MIsha, buy my guitar.
“OG bulb guys”
Thanks for remembering us, Misha!!!
Lol I know right?... I'm still bumping old bulb stuff...
Couldn't resist to listen the song right after the video ended
One of my favorite Periphery songs
That was mind blowing Misha. Marigold it is.
What tuning is this in pls?
Drop C I believe. CGCFAD
@@beastlybeast2716 Thanks man.
I love long hair Misha so much
Man I love this guy I play just like that all feel thanks for showing that crazy guitarist and some of the most influential are all feel that’s so good to hear Misha heck ya brutha
Im currently trying to learn this song on guitar but haven’t searched anything on youtube related to this song.. funny how youtube still recommended this
Watch the video from Rick Beato on this riff, he shows clearly how it's played ;D
the title of that video is "Do you Djent". you wont find it if you search by artist or song name. happy riffing!
It's 2022. Til this point, i'm gonna say Marigold Riff is overrated. Misha have so many more epic riff havn't got noticed.
Which are your favorites?
misha looks like brandon herrera
What is happening in Ukraine
Whats the tuning?
i play a jackson, the cheapest guitar jackson makes. for what it is ,its not bad, and after putting on aftermarket tuners and a new nut, its a whole diffrent guitar, if could put on a floyd rose and off this crap fender like trem it would be a keeper
magical riff
This song just really difficult with small hand and short fingers.
DIMSUM like nobody from NASUM care
Meanwhile it’s one of the easier periphery riffs
bro tune your guitar you're on camera
What is happening in UKRAIN
Is Russia still. Attacking the Ukraine?
Dim Sum..lol...love it!
Misha’s hair looks so cool now
What a nice young man
Where is his invective? I wanted 1 because its his sig amp but heard he doest even really use them he puts the invectives on stage but uses like a modler i believe or something but the invective is not the only thing he uses. I know he uses his his precision drive as well as another amp or a kemper or axe fx or something the invective is just not what he really uses
Live he uses the invective as a power amp and uses the Axe fx. He owns some different amps as well as the peavey.
As to why he isn’t using it here? I dunno. Maybe it was easier to run a different setup for the purposes of the video.
But if you want an invective I say go for it man! If I wouldn’t piss my neighbors off I’d get one too. It’s a sick amp.
@@beastlybeast2716 ive got 4 rigs. And 4 halfstacks. 2 100 watt head 2 60 watt heads in the same head and the 6505 mh.my peavey valveking 100 into my windsor 4×12 the vk has the mesa/marshall mods.its a beast
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Holy crap bro! That sounds sick!
As I lay dying is good.
Tone is 🔥
Nice Amphion Monitors.!! I was the Home Speaker Rep in Florida for Amphion in the mid 2000’s. Stellar sound.!!!
BOAS
One of my favorite players.
After some looong practising I covered the song some time ago( th-cam.com/video/Tnz4K1KOaYA/w-d-xo.html ). My favourite together with It’s Only Smiles and Blood Eagle. Thank you so much for your music Misha, you and Mark are an amazing inspiration for me!
Thank you for sharring your music, you are a great musician, God bless you. You are amazing.
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Oh man that whole album hits me like no other album has in years! P3 is so good I would listen to it, and I still do, just about every other day!
Also, that Jackson is sick!!
Dude you’ve got a whole recording studio behind you. Why am I hearing your strings just as much as I’m hearing your amp? Lol I’m sorry bro I just come across that a lot in guitar-related videos and it bugs me for some reason.
All the cool things in his video aside... It's so cool to see Misha rocking the long hair again...
Cut the hair