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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2023
- This summer I was offered the insane opportunity to tour with Loathe across europe as their guitar tech! And with it being my first time ever on tour, I wanted to document this experience.
Also apologies for the sudden drop in quality. I have just moved houses and the space I'm filming in is quite awkwardly shaped so I've had to use a camera with a significantly worse lens. Hopefully I will be getting a way better lens soon.
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Still surreal Loathe got to tour with you 🫡
Hahaha it's true!!! In excited to see what Ryan does next! 🎉
It's great to hear you say "we" and not "they" when referring to the band. A lot of the techs and front of house etc don't get the appreciation they deserve to get the show going. Keep doing what you're doing dude! love to see it.
Thank you for your kind words man!
This is why I love getting smaller channels recommended: it's just the real stuff. Very interesting technically and also interesting on a personal level. Hope this channel gets the attention it deserves!
Thank you so much! That means a lot!
Second that!! Its really nice to hear the type of conext thats the collective experience as it should be! Its definitely more digestable content
I really enjoyed your video here man. Very informative. You’re a talented guy and I’m subscribing for more, dood.
I was tech-ing for BOO on the alter stage. Definitely remember seeing you backstage. Congrats on your first tour being successful.
Dang man... Loathe has quickly become one of my favorite bands. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous! haha. Glad you got the opportunity to work with them.
cannot believe you own the same strat that i saw erik playing live haha, thank you so much for this vid. extremely informative to someone whos never been on tour in this context
To clarify I did return it back to him eventually haha
I am Asian and I love LOATHE so fricking much! Good for u to have a tour with them.
that bocchi shirt though 💯
Japan only so I better take good care of it 🥲
As someone who has also had crazy experiences within the music industry through university networking, I truly appreciate you sharing your story. You are also very humble about this and deserve whatever else this leads to! Keep it up and being authentic!
Absolutely wild seeing you pull out that strat at the end! I remember that one distinctly from when Loathe toured the US last winter and I saw them in FL, Erik pulled that one out for Screaming and it's such a distinct tone and vibe that it really made the song special live. What a stand up guy letting you take it home! Erik and the rest of the Loathe crew are some of the nicest dudes working today and I'm glad that you got to participate in such a once in a lifetime opportunity!
in orlando? i was at that show
@@gaugehoughton2403 It was the Tampa stop
@@jakobmogenson5150 ah close
your mates a great sound guy. he did sound for us when we played with cryptic shift back in jan
Awesome stuff man, would've been so fun
Thank you man! It was incredibly fun!
was incredible seeing them live, congrats yet again guy
Rad video and experience bro. Never give up on the thing you love to do
Amazing vlog! Loathe is amazing band and they seem like great people! Also congrats on the first tour as a tech! Much love! 💕
Great video man, really nice insights
And thank you for sharing the more personal side at the end, rare we get to hear that kind of stuff
Lucky you! I love LOATHE! That's reall cool that you had such an opportuntiy!
I've known Feisal since we were teenagers, basically - we used to go to the same gigs a lot in Cardiff back when we both lived in Wales. Loathe are such a cool band, and it's really cool that you've documented what it's like to work with them on tour.
I just felt so happy throuhgout the whole video man, it's like my personal dream come true, congrats man!
btw mad respect for the Bocchi merch :D
I also got to run merch for Loathe for the first time ever at Tech Fest! Keep achieving your goals man well done
This was super cool, more of this in the future plz!
I saw Loathe and you in the concert in Munich. Such an amazing experience. You are doing a great job!
I really liked this! Hope you get to do more videos like it!
Well done, dig in and enjoy it!!
Great video man ! Love the behind the scenes content :)
That's an awesome gig, dude! I was hoping if you could maybe answer a couple of questions:
1. in terms of string gauges, what does Erik mainly use for each of his guitars?
2. tuning! I've read a lot about it online but never really got a definitive answer. What tunings do they mainly use and for which songs?
Appreciate it, my man. Keep putting out good content, you just got one more faceless subscriber. Cheers!
th-cam.com/video/hTZLqfALK_s/w-d-xo.html this video has the tunings for each song, pretty sure its accurate
Love the video dude! great insight into touring. Do you think you'd make a video on their rig rundown ? would love to know the in's and out's of it
Amazing work my love!!❤️❤️
Ahh you're the one who gave me the set list in Munich. Cool opportunity to tour as guitar tech man!
Dont feel bad for that Wembley thing, the same thing happened to Erik when Loathe played in Silver Spring, MD (I was there and it was really unfortunate, I was there for Loathe and Periphery) They only half played Gored, the guitar never actually came to life, same issue happened on Phily on december 2022, it looks like Hiwatt has some issues, i dont know. Great video.
I should’ve clarified in the video that it was actually the pedalboard that was acting up! Which was why I did the refurb on his pedalboard during the preproduction
Bro i was at the sliver spring show too and i cried. But got to meet erik so that made the show better. Really cool dude and was fun talking about music.
@@Projectdarkhalo Man I met him too hahaha I was so nervous I asked for a selfie but started to record a video instead and he started laughing hahaha
great stuff mate! keep recording
Congrats on the job!
caught the Munich show on this tour. love the insight you're giving
I’d love to hear you talk about the setup and work you were doing for the guitars and bass.
I feel like you’d be able to speak about some interesting points on the how they like their gear set along with tips you’ve learnt and a lil but of geeking out over the gear lol
What an opportunity as a first gig, good on ya, mate!!
Right on Ryan!!
Good video man. That's sick.
Loathe ia massive I’m obsessed with their music
Amazing retelling of the experience! I've got experience in production working as a Stage Manager Assistant in a quite big festival, and I know things can get super chaotic and try to help guys out as much as possible. I would also LOVE guitar tech-ing for some band, I think that it's a way of living live shows in a way that combines my love for guitar and live music, but I'm still lerning to set up my own stuff, and I deffinetly don't know anything about racks lol
Catering at Hellfest was ridiculous agreed! Cheesecake after a gig is the best
superb pov and stories
HOW AWESOMEEEEEEEEE OMFG
Ah so youre the guy stood with erik at radar fest, i'm the drummer who had the random jam with him. You had a big smile on your face dude, could tell you were buzzing to be there. keep killin it
Congratulations
This is goldust
I tour as FOH for an artist. It’s a great gig bro. But being away from your loved ones is definitely the hardest part. Thanks for the video.
Go on Ryan lad!
dream job
Think I seen you running around the stage in Belfast sorting things out if so, i hope you had a great time, i sure did
40 minute changeover ? Luxury 🇨🇦🌎
Ha! Nice I was hangin out Stage Left at Hellfest while Loathe was playin. I play in Pro-Pain. 🤘🏼😜
looks like good fun, it's true that in the industry it's who you know, not what you know!
Who you know gets you the opportunity, but what you know lets you secure and capitalize on the opportunity. So both are essential.
What gauge strings does Erik use for the different guitars/tunings?
Great video! Will definitely be coming back to your channel for more!
my hero
SHOUT OUT OUTBREAK WHOOP WHOOP, first time crowd surfing, can see myself a few times climbing up on the official video :) very envious you got an opportunity like this, always had in mind to be a guitar tech throughout my music degree but did mine in the asshole end of nowhere, so missed out on networking and making connections, which is evidently important ^
See you in Virginia Beach in September! If you’re going with them on tour. Good video!
As a sound guy, primarily in corporate world moreso than for bands, although I would love to do more band stuff, just have made more connections in that side of the industry over the years. Anyways, the thing I learned quickly is that you have to roll with the punches and not freak out when there's an issue. A lot can and will go wrong and it will never seem to be the same issue everytime, but over time those experiences really shape your ability to troubleshoot and just makes everything easier in the long run
I got to meet them and omg they’re the nicest dudes ever!
I would love to hear how Erik gets his tone from his HiWatts. Does he run an Axe Fx into the Power Amp or does he plug into the front?
very epic
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Omg I saw you at Jera on Air! :)
i was at the outbreak show, such an incredible show!! i dont know if you'll remember, but after is it really you? played, kadeem hugged someone. that was me, so i guess outbreak is something special for both of us
also: super dope you got that stratocaster, what model is it? if you know: i'd love to find out, super beautiful guitar!! haha!
Really amazing!
One question though, I know that Connor used to play Subzero Rogue VI as a baritone guitar... What's with those Subzero's? Are they being used by Loathe when they're not on stage, because you clearly said what they use onstage. Also, can you tell me more about the string gauge and tuning on the Gretch Baritone? Thanks in advance! Nice vid!
Erik doesn't use the subzero, just the gretch baritone.
erik taught you Screaming? or where did u learn that amazing song
btw an strat making very heavy sounds WOW Loathe and erik's strat is the reason i bought one a few days ago
Connections counter 18* 😂 for real though awsome experience congrats!
ayeee bocchi fann :D, just learned that same song today
Hey, Rayn! Whats on his pedalboard, besides the whammy & tuner?
EPIC man! What string Gauge does Erik use on his strat?
He uses a 13-64 set on that guitar!
i saw erik's pedalboard, is that a behringer? what model is it?
How is the bass tuned? I haven’t been able to find a definitive answer. Cheers!
What is the Behringer multifx pedal used for?
What gauge strings does he use for his strat those strings looking kinda thickkk😦
nice
come to brazil
So did you guys find out what the problem was with the amps at the wembley show?
Sorry - weird comment... What gauge strings do they use on their guitars/basses? And what does the bass tune to for their low tunings?
What are the tunings they use!!!???
Any considerations that goes into setups, tunings, pedal or amp settings for a band that essentially has two bass players? Fender should make a signature model PJ bass with gold pickguard, just sayin'.
Sweet video! How is the axe fx 3 incorporated into rig? Is it just for effects or are any of the fractal amps used?
The axefx pretty much does most of the heavy lifting for the tones, running amps and effects
@@RaynP nice! What amps did y’all go with?
@@mariotbird70 I believe he’s modelling the JCM800 on it but I’m not certain!
Hi Ryan! So how are they using the actual hiwatt amps? Just using the power amp for stage volume?
just got yourself a sub
nightcord miku based
Man this is so sick I'm glad you got this chance. Quick question, what string gauge Erik uses on the strat for screaming? I've wanted to learn that song for a while but I'm not sure if I can get the tunning on a standard scale guitar.
what strings are erik using for the baritone, i have the same kind of gretsch and have been wondering this for a while
He uses a 105 bass string on the lowest string, and a 14-68 set and discarding the 14 for the other 5 strings
@@RaynP how were you able to fit it through the bridge
@@domenicpimentel573 Drill, lol
String gauge?
Was it weird putting.105's on those baritones? 😂
8:31 dudeeee are you playing bocchi the rock song cool!!!! where did you get that tshirt
I got that shirt in Japan when I visited in April!
Haha you can hear the subtle english twang in ur accent man
Yuo know, I'm a Bocchi The Rock fan as well.
That bocchi the rock shirt
aguante loathe
8:46 bocchi the rock op haha
Promo'SM 👏
Reason 1000 why the Kemper was a better setup.
"Prog rock" 💀💀
I guess you learnt that it is, entirely your job to think "pedalboard" when checking a failing signal chain.
Ok cool. You got your music degree. How much did they pay you is the real question peeps want to know? Guitar tech. It’s obvious you will never be a rock star. So how much did do you make with a gig like that and how often do you get to do something like that?
Don’t worry about how much he made- you won’t need to know because no band would want to hire a nasty piece of work like you.
This is such an insanely bitter and weird way to phrase this question
@@saamo1423 yes I have a way with words. The point remains though. We need guitar techs and things get messed up sometimes. But with his connections is how he got the job, is also important not every music graduate knows a guy who can get you in on tour with a mainline band. It would be hard to make a living is my point.
Sending hate from Brazil 🇧🇷
Cheers bud
8:37 why you dont let the guitar tech play guitar
Sounds exactly like deftones
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Nooooooooooo dont compare these to deftones these are englands finest its a separate entity