@@funnyperson4027 Man, I'm so sad that they're breaking up this year though... Their chaotic writing style is what I still look up to till today I mean, who else would drop tune 4 and a half steps down for the breakdown in Italian Boi???
on an 8 string you can do a natural harmonic, fifth fret, and the bend the string with the right finesse. that's one technique I discovered, without being shown and have yet to see a guitarist do it. Also like to do natural harmonics then bend them, by bending the strings above the fretboard
@@ChaBadaBadass i recorded another rhythm track that played one of the screeches when the rhythm track I recorded on camera did not. I recently uploaded a video on how I got the screech sound, it is not really a harmonic but pushing the string into the pole of the pickup
I _think_ he's pressing the string into the pickup so it's making contact with something solid whilst doing a pinch harmonic. Could be wrong though - will give it a go tomorrow.
@@ccindependentrecords4996 ah I was almost right! Are you actually pinching with your picking hand, or is the harmonic exclusively coming from pressing near the pickup with your fretting hand?
@@blackstonejimmy spot on, I am not actually doing a pinch, the fretting hand is putting tension on the string which bends it since it gets caught on the 24th fret
It's one popular style. There's still tons and tons of bands in the extreme metal space that don't chug 0s the entire song. If you don't like it then stick to your ophidian i's and obscura's or whatever floats your boat
Destrage used this on "Everything Sucks And I Think..."!
They called it the "donkey screech" on the tab book haha
Was just about to say! Great to see people still know about destrage
@@funnyperson4027 Man, I'm so sad that they're breaking up this year though...
Their chaotic writing style is what I still look up to till today
I mean, who else would drop tune 4 and a half steps down for the breakdown in Italian Boi???
@@MaestroKatProductions I’ll check it out!
Cute pfp
@@erikcopeland Thanks! This is the artist btw: www.youtube.com/@LotsofLatte
this would go insanely hard in the middle of a knocked loose breakdown
Perfect
Ah yes the no riff band with the singer who just got kicked in the nuts
@@philb7431 wdym no riff lol they have tons of riffs
@@zantetsuken-zero working on it 👍
Just say hardcore. It’s a genre.
Vildhjarta uses these
All These Feelings
As well as staind, unpopular opinion most likely.
@@theradioactivecactus8675 just went back to listening to Måsstaden after reading the comments
Never stop, ever @@ccindependentrecords4996
@@ilovedropfwhere in All These Feelings? I thought that was just pick tapping near the neck
on an 8 string you can do a natural harmonic, fifth fret, and the bend the string with the right finesse. that's one technique I discovered, without being shown and have yet to see a guitarist do it. Also like to do natural harmonics then bend them, by bending the strings above the fretboard
mirar!
Im gonna learn this and pull it out of nowhere when im writing with my friend
I used to squeeze harmonics out while tapping by hitting the string with my pick hand while I held a note with my index finger.
0'19 it sounds but it isn't played => fix edit i guess
yeah wtf
@@ChaBadaBadass i recorded another rhythm track that played one of the screeches when the rhythm track I recorded on camera did not. I recently uploaded a video on how I got the screech sound, it is not really a harmonic but pushing the string into the pole of the pickup
yeah wtf it's not even a harmonic
Having those Josh Travis Danza vibes, love it
i will definitely try this!!!
Oh dude you gotta chuck some more effects on that surely, you could make it sound so spooky!
I’m on it 🤟
еще один мастер редактора
I’ve seen this many times. Mike from stained does something similar in one of their songs on the first record. Cool trick that you don’t see often.
Vildhjarta been dropping them since 2011.
can someone explain how to do this
I _think_ he's pressing the string into the pickup so it's making contact with something solid whilst doing a pinch harmonic. Could be wrong though - will give it a go tomorrow.
Looks like he's hitting the natural harmonic whilst doing a pinch harmonic
I just uploaded a tutorial: th-cam.com/video/TIPErnn6l8g/w-d-xo.html
@@ccindependentrecords4996 ah I was almost right! Are you actually pinching with your picking hand, or is the harmonic exclusively coming from pressing near the pickup with your fretting hand?
@@blackstonejimmy spot on, I am not actually doing a pinch, the fretting hand is putting tension on the string which bends it since it gets caught on the 24th fret
Im pretty sure Trey Azagthoth does something similar to this at the end of the Cleansed in Pestilence solo
Press string against humbuck good trick :)
this reminds me of mirar
That sounds like a screech and thats metal
Vildhjarta moment
how you do this??
Yo! I posted another vid explaining it on my channel
th-cam.com/video/TIPErnn6l8g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2klkDt61b8PXe-bI
It's kinda terrifying lol
Expected a dumb joke, but that’s actually cool.
honestly more of a artificial harmonic, than a pinch harmonic.
Sounds like acacia
Feels more like a scraping thing but ok :0 ^.^"
I miss when people would play actual notes. Fire video anyway but I feel like it's just become a race to see who plays the lowest notes
waiter one ratio please!
I thought you were going on about the "noise" techniques until you brought up low notes
It's one popular style. There's still tons and tons of bands in the extreme metal space that don't chug 0s the entire song. If you don't like it then stick to your ophidian i's and obscura's or whatever floats your boat
Always gotta laugh at these instruments. It doesn't sound heavy, it just sounds muddy. And it's not a harmonic.
No one is subscribing this channel such a same o u guys
Ms8? Replace them damn pickups