Thanks! And yeah I have pedals, though this specific audio was recorded separately from the video since, with my set up, it'd be kind of impossible to do it any other way. So the switch that you hear is actually two separate recordings being put together
I really loved how you played the song, I bought my electric guitar not long ago and I’m anxious to learn this cover that you made. Though I have a question, given that I’m a kind of beginner using this instrument, do I need a pedal for playing this cover? I don’t completely know for what it is, but just in case I would like to know:)
If your amp doesn't have a drive channel, you should probably get a pedal for that (and regular distortion/overdrive pedal should be fine). Other than that you shouldn't necessarily need any pedal, they're just cosmetic. I never had any pedals until 5 years into playing :) Good luck!
4 months and I finally could learn how to play the song🥹, I only would need pedals so it sounds better and I bit more of practice to strum some strings faster
Great cover and tab! It sounds awesome! I was wondering, how did you get that muted sound at 0:23? It sounds kinda like palm muting but I can't tell if that's what you're doing. I was also wondering how you muted the other strings at 3:29? I've always struggled with that. Thanks for the tab, I'm definitely learning this one!
Hey, great cover ! It's my favorite song and I really want to learn it, but I've never seen before a tab with those signs, I don't understand some of them... Like, what do the signs at the bottom means ? Basically, I don't understand all the things that aren't number... Can someone help me please ?
Glad you enjoyed it! Those are supposed to signify the length of the note. If you look at normal music sheets you'll see the similarities and should be able to understand the tabs. It's not necessary to learn the song, you can learn from hearing it be played as well
How did you get the tab on screen while you’re playing? I wanna make a video similar to this but with an Elliott Smith song. If you could answer I’d really appreciate it :)
@@Distracted_Person yeah you're welcome! I don't haha, it's not really possible to make money off of covers since they're copyrighted. There are ads on my videos but they're placed there by the copyright owners and the money goes to them :)
It's definitely possible to be accurate, it's all just about how much you play/practice. I started actively practicing about 4 years ago at the time of filming this video, so not that long :)
@@emmamercer5658 ive just started trying to learn and was wondering if you have any things I should specifically focus on like certain songs or scales?
@@marcusortyl5056 well the way I learned at the start was I learned the rhythm guitar for the songs I liked. I'd obviously recommend starting with easy things and moving on to harder ones. You definitely shouldn't learn a song like this as a beginner. Start with chords, learn their variations (barre chords), it's good to know pentatonics and things like that. That should give you a good foundation to then learn more complex things. I'd also recommend practicing with a metronome so that you learn to keep tempo, that's a struggle for a lot of people. If you have any further questions feel free to ask :)
@joseluisbringas4549 I covered some parts from both guitars, if you'd like a full breakdown of both guitars I recommend looking up some tabs on Ultimate guitar :)
Electric guitars have a very wide variety of sound depending on the guitar itself, the amp, of course pedals which have endless possibilities, and many more. All the gear I used to make this video is in the description :)
well you usually start with a down stroke, so on every odd eighth you play a down stroke and every even eithth you play an upstroke - that is if you're switching. You can also do all downstrokes, that's up to what kind of sound you want to get (all upstroke sounds more intense, heavy). But that being said, there's not a specific rule for it. I honestly don't really think about whether I'm doing an upstroke or a downstroke. It is good to get a basic technique down, though, so that you can use upstroke effectively and don't have to rely on just downstrokes (for example when you're switching strings and you have to play an upstroke, it can be difficult if you're a beginner). I'd recommend looking up some excercises for this, there's definitely going to be some on the internet :)
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3:15 Personal time stamp for that EPIC progression
I agreeee
that crunch was so beautiful it gave me chills
I started watching the video and saw your comment and I inmediately went "yeah, no way it's *that* good". I kept watching, I ate my words
whats a crunch?
@@bernardogabriel6200the guitar tone!
One of my favorite songs of the year. Good cover too.
Thanks!
By far my song of 2020
Man thank you for this. Seems like a fun song to play can’t wait to get this down tonight.
Suuper clean playing & having the tabs w notation is really helpful
Hey thanks for this! I my very first guitar yesterday - your videos are so helpful!
Yeah no problem!
this is so sick
great tab! definitely going to help me learn this
This so goood.... Loved it!! ❤️
Thanks!
It's charming and at the same time angry at the way you play! Congratulations..
great video!! loved how you combined both guitar parts! But how do you switch from clean to overdrive so quickly? are you using a pedal?
Thanks! And yeah I have pedals, though this specific audio was recorded separately from the video since, with my set up, it'd be kind of impossible to do it any other way. So the switch that you hear is actually two separate recordings being put together
really good
Thank you for this!!!
That strat is beautiful
thanks! I quite like it too haha
Very Good. 🙌
Beautiful! :D
1:44 it's just for me to learn it
Good Song!! Very cool Strat!!
🔥🔥 damnn love it😍
I like it thx so much
please a tutorial of the song Selfless by The Strokes
3:06 oh god
Es lo mas limpio que escuchado en toda mi vida
Que hermoso tocas la guitarra joder
1:44 / 4:40 este cambio drastico me sorprendio
raisins tabs pliss 🥺
This is amazing! Would you by chance have the tabs available for download like you do in your other videos? You make playing look effortless!
I really loved how you played the song, I bought my electric guitar not long ago and I’m anxious to learn this cover that you made. Though I have a question, given that I’m a kind of beginner using this instrument, do I need a pedal for playing this cover? I don’t completely know for what it is, but just in case I would like to know:)
If your amp doesn't have a drive channel, you should probably get a pedal for that (and regular distortion/overdrive pedal should be fine). Other than that you shouldn't necessarily need any pedal, they're just cosmetic. I never had any pedals until 5 years into playing :) Good luck!
@@emmamercer5658 ¡Thank you for the help! :)
4 months and I finally could learn how to play the song🥹, I only would need pedals so it sounds better and I bit more of practice to strum some strings faster
Great cover, thanks for the video ! Would you happen to have a printable version of the tabs ? Thanks :)
what backing track did u use? or did u make it urself? love the vid btw!
Thanks! Didn't use one, just the original song
Effects?
Just the clean and overdrive channel on my amp which you can find in the description
Great cover and tab! It sounds awesome! I was wondering, how did you get that muted sound at 0:23? It sounds kinda like palm muting but I can't tell if that's what you're doing. I was also wondering how you muted the other strings at 3:29? I've always struggled with that. Thanks for the tab, I'm definitely learning this one!
He's palm muting
Donde puedo encontrar la tablatura
buaaaaa tio que toca
I think I’ll hold off on this one 😅
Me encantó, sigue subiendo contenido así, tendrás la tab para el programa de guitar pro?, Un saludo desde México
it´s possible to get the tabs in something like a pdf or something like that
Hey, great cover ! It's my favorite song and I really want to learn it, but I've never seen before a tab with those signs, I don't understand some of them...
Like, what do the signs at the bottom means ? Basically, I don't understand all the things that aren't number...
Can someone help me please ?
Glad you enjoyed it! Those are supposed to signify the length of the note. If you look at normal music sheets you'll see the similarities and should be able to understand the tabs. It's not necessary to learn the song, you can learn from hearing it be played as well
What program did you use to tab the song out?
How did you get the tab on screen while you’re playing? I wanna make a video similar to this but with an Elliott Smith song.
If you could answer I’d really appreciate it :)
I write the tabs down in guitar pro and then screen record as the software plays through it :)
@@emmamercer5658 thank you so much.
I want to create a channel like yours. Btw do you make any money from this channel? Just curious :)
@@Distracted_Person yeah you're welcome! I don't haha, it's not really possible to make money off of covers since they're copyrighted. There are ads on my videos but they're placed there by the copyright owners and the money goes to them :)
Nice song ! Where did you find the tab?
Thanks! I wrote it, I write all my tabs by ear
Jorge Orellana versión mujer?
WOWOWOWOWO
Honestly mental, I dont think ill ever be able to be so accurate with moving from like fret 3 - 12 .. how long did it take you to learn this?
It's definitely possible to be accurate, it's all just about how much you play/practice. I started actively practicing about 4 years ago at the time of filming this video, so not that long :)
@@emmamercer5658 ive just started trying to learn and was wondering if you have any things I should specifically focus on like certain songs or scales?
@@marcusortyl5056 well the way I learned at the start was I learned the rhythm guitar for the songs I liked. I'd obviously recommend starting with easy things and moving on to harder ones. You definitely shouldn't learn a song like this as a beginner. Start with chords, learn their variations (barre chords), it's good to know pentatonics and things like that. That should give you a good foundation to then learn more complex things. I'd also recommend practicing with a metronome so that you learn to keep tempo, that's a struggle for a lot of people. If you have any further questions feel free to ask :)
And the another guitar, what's playing?
@joseluisbringas4549 I covered some parts from both guitars, if you'd like a full breakdown of both guitars I recommend looking up some tabs on Ultimate guitar :)
Why does this sound so different on my guitar?
no pedals? or sum
Electric guitars have a very wide variety of sound depending on the guitar itself, the amp, of course pedals which have endless possibilities, and many more. All the gear I used to make this video is in the description :)
Hello!! Good videoo. Those tabs are from Albert or Nick Valensi?
Hi! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! It's actually a mix of both the guitarist's parts :)
@@emmamercer5658 Cool!! Keep it up
where do you get your tabs from?
I tab the songs by ear into guitar pro 7 :)
How do you know when to do a up stroke?
well you usually start with a down stroke, so on every odd eighth you play a down stroke and every even eithth you play an upstroke - that is if you're switching. You can also do all downstrokes, that's up to what kind of sound you want to get (all upstroke sounds more intense, heavy). But that being said, there's not a specific rule for it. I honestly don't really think about whether I'm doing an upstroke or a downstroke. It is good to get a basic technique down, though, so that you can use upstroke effectively and don't have to rely on just downstrokes (for example when you're switching strings and you have to play an upstroke, it can be difficult if you're a beginner). I'd recommend looking up some excercises for this, there's definitely going to be some on the internet :)
What kind of guitar is that?electric right?
Yep
2:44
Can you do a pdf??
Please
is that ur real pinky haha, my pinky is so short it makes it hard for guitar DX
Lol yes that's my real pinkie
Do I use the Octavator in the solo? Or just fuzz? 🙌
Only using the drive channel of my amp :)
This is great but can you sing the high notes 😉
lol no, I can't sing at all, that's why I've got my guitars haha
Incompleto. Falta la otra parte
when the guitarist thinks hes the bassist
1:44