Geniuses don't keep their craft secret, they show the world how to go about things and encourage others to learn about what they love best. Way to go, Tim!
I dunno but I think Tim was classically trained in piano and probably translated that knowldge to guitar? I'm not 100% sure on this but he knows his theory VERY WELL so that part just comes natural. No way to do it without years of just practise and messing around learning stuff
@@MellowJelly i am not classical trained but i also learned the thing about decomposing songs by ear to evolve the methods of writing your own trained at a school for special kids where it was diy and then exam at the end
That's one of the things that make Tim amazing. He's getting elements from a completely different genre to his music to make something amazing. Sadly most of his fans wouldn't accept the fact that Tim likes to listen to more pop songs or rap music.
normal creators getting copyright strikes for their own material tim accidentally having distortion protecting him from copyright: I am four parallel universes ahead of you
I'm an old, jaded, sometimes cynical dude, and I simply could not be happier that I discovered Polyphia and Tim Henson. This kid's ridiculous talent, super chill demeanor, and willingness to so openly share his great gifts with the world bring me such joy. I see and hear immensely talented artists like Tim, Yvette Young, Ichika Nito, Tosin Abasi... and I know that our musical future is gonna be amazing.
This is so fucking dope. I wish more musicians would do something like this. Really helps understand the creative process and helps you appreciate songs as well as the work that goes into them even more. Well done Tim. Keep up the great work.
Yeah, these videos are definitely awesome. Not only do they pique the interests of those who just like their music (but hadn't really cared much for the production and composition side of things), but also the people who produce songs themselves who'd really like an ounce of directly inspiration from someone who makes music they really really enjoy. A lot of moments where as a producer or as a composer, you'd go "Huh, I should probably use that".
TL;DR "I took inspiration from a nice riff, added every single human and extraterrestrial technique ever invented, made it a little bit harder, and there you go"
A couple of months ago I started reading Berserk Manga and by that time I recently discovered Polyphia. So I picked the music of New Levels New Devils to be the soundtrack of my reading and now watching this video I see Henson in a Berserk theme hoddie. To my this music is deeply intertwined with Berserk and the history of the manga. F*ckin Love Polyphia
Hey Raul, Polyphia also covered a track named "Inferno" by Japan's 9MM Parabellum Bullet that was the intro song to the Berserk series rebirth in 2016. So there's that connection too. Check it at the link below if you haven't ever heard it. th-cam.com/video/jgxbZ0szY4U/w-d-xo.html
This man spreads wisdom. He helps both rap and metal fans to understand, that all genres matter. All of them are influencing the world in the ways we can't imagine. Don't hate something just yet, may be it'll help to create something you love. Peace )).
I stopped playing when dimebag was murdered and really hadn't played since, a lot of guitarists have come on the scene since then, you and you alone have inspired me to pick the guitar up again and I am now teaching my 7 year old son and my 4 year old daughter to play. You have pulled away the dark cloud that hung over guitar for me and flung it into the universe. I truly admire and respect you, you are an inspiration and will forever be a legendary musical genius. Keep making the world a better place.
I feel you, dude. I literally cried in high school metal shop when I heard the news. I was in a band, as a drummer, learning a Pantera song. I will never force music on my children, but I will have the instruments around the house if they ever want to learn.
That's dumb. Like why so dramatic? Sounds like some nonsense someone makes up on a Facebook post or something. You don't have to be special, guy. Things aren't that serious.
Tim! From a fellow 25years long career musician, pianist, guitarist, producer at a time, let me tell you that the world isn’t ready for you! You impressed me by how humble you are and talented! Your style and knowledge will be passed to the many future generations and a lot of kids will want to learn music and guitar thanks to you! I repeat, the world isn’t ready yet for your generosity! I include the rest of the band also! But I need to go back to learning music from scratch haha
Not only are you insanely talented and have revolutionized guitar playing, but you are incredibly open about your creative process and how you make songs. I wish more bands and artists were like you. Keep up the incredible work.
This kind of insight is so valuable; I'm learning as a musician, and so often I'm mystified by certain songs - G.O.A.T. definitely one of them - because I'm like... they legit just sat there with their guitar and came up with such an incredible piece of music from nothing? So seeing the building blocks to the finished product with such transparency is so helpful, as well as showing a direct example of influence from 4:07 on. This is the kind of music lesson a mind like mine really needed.
Nothing comes from nothing. Reminds me of something that is attributed to Einstein, "The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources." The things that will make you a good composer, solid music theory, listening, really listening to music, transcribing other musicians songs by ear, and writing original pieces, initially, away from your instrument.
@juna wood damn bro chill, if he really believes that no one can argue that Jayden Smith is talented then all you had to say is that you disagree with that statement, makes you look like an ass when you add all those unnecessary words bro
If you're telling me G.O.A.T. was literally just an experiment gone right for the sake of growth, then I hate to break it to you Tim, but the world isn't ready for your final form. Holy shit, I can't wait to see how you continue to grow.
I love this! I've been incorporating a bit of a hip hop feel into the way I play guitar for a while but I never thought it could reach this level ! Especially with harmonics ! So inspiring. Thank you for everything you do ❤️
Tim really is a great guy. He’s really in touch with the community that loves his style and is so interested in how he composes. Glad he’s not someone who would want to just keep his secrets. The world of music needs stuff like this where people help each other out and don’t gatekeep
@Tim Henson , i have to say Tim, you REALLY got me out of the rut here man. After making music for 24 years it really knocked the air out of me. And on top of that, the fact you take even the time to explain how you made stuff like this is more than just generous to all those new comers. Infinite thanks and hands down. Can't wait for the new album
It just blows my mind how a human being can make this out of nothing but pure creativity. It truly is special. I just discovered Polyphia within the last few months and I’m in love. It’s so unique and so mesmerizing. Keep it up. Legend.
This video was really cool cause you’re talking more to us as collaborators and musicians rather than just doing the performer thing. Super cool. The way you think about music is tight.
Awesome job Tim! I bought your New Levels New Devils album, and really like it a lot. It's a really great experience to listen to on headphones. Keep up the good work!
Duuuuuuude you just opened my mind to that connection between Hip Hop vocals and certain types of proggy guitar work.. I knew there was a serious connection between the two's rhythms and drums.. but never between vox and guitar! sooooooooo cool. loved seeing process vids. 10/10 i love you keep that shit goinnnnnnnnnn
4:11 "I try to make my guitar sound like a rapper" Thats the right way to do it. Because musical instruments are made to mimic human voice. 👍 Tim is awesome.
just gained so much MORE respect for you after watching this - i love that you basically just fuck around until shit sounds tight esp doing it in ableton. props dude
I've just heard of Polyphia and Tim Henson about three days ago... since then, I've been watching and listening to the band's music non-stop... and now this video... Tim Henson is beyond genius... truly inspirational
bro you are pure talent and genius im so glad i found out about you and have your music to jam too for a long ass time. such a creative way to play man.
This was amazing, you're a genius at what you do Tim and this was the perfect Christmas gift. Thank you so much. Happy holidays to you, gigi and the pups!
Not going to lie after being told so many times about this dude, I'm mad as hell that i waited this long to listen. Also learned a solid lesson here and that's to just stop putting expectations onto musicians at all because this dude is just a prime example of what is possible when you set not expectations on yourself or other artist's they can just really be unique. Thanks Tim
Absolutely amazing man, I really appreciate your work. I always kinda felt weird how I'm super into trap but love guitar, seeing you breakdown how that's your intent at times is very inspirational! Especially how you know so much music theory!
Tim, this is awesome man. I think more people would buy a "deluxe" album if it included material like this. Way to go and thanks for sharing this with the world!
He’s not just a Warlock on the guitar he’s just as great on a computer!!! Brilliant thank you Tim and Polyphia for bringing something so original and fresh not just to guitar playing but to overall music as well, I been playing for 30 years and this, you guys were so needed!!!
A lot of this just makes sense. creating different melodies on an instrument playing over some of your favorite tunes allows you to just free form and come up with things you otherwise never would have thought of just by using a blank canvas/riff. this was really cool.
I don’t even play music as much as I love it. You’re a brilliant musician and I’ve been jamming your tunes for a few years now and they never get old. Thanks for your creations
I basically say WTFFFFFFFF constantly as I watch your videos. Genius writing, and super-well explained thought process to get there -- endlessly fascinating.
dude this literally explains why i rap on goat every single time i hear it dude im trippin rught now. goose is my second fave to rap/scream to wow i had no idea you were influenced by a genre i participate in and this is an amazing video i appreciate you spending time to help other people learn and understand, youre inspiring people all over the world! you are intensely creative highly intelligent and far exceed anyone i listen to these days
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Geniuses don't keep their craft secret, they show the world how to go about things and encourage others to learn about what they love best. Way to go, Tim!
Dang it. I'm not a genius, for certain.
@@oldnikix same man
Congrats on joining youtube 3 days ago lol, I'm on mobile so if I tap on a profile it shows me the join date
and the fact that this might be the hardest playstyle for a typical guitarist to copy.
They need others to expand and build off of their ideas. This way others can propel them further. This has always been my philosophy.
1. write a couple notes in a MIDI file
2. play the hardest guitar riff of all time
But it helps to know how he arrives there
I dunno but I think Tim was classically trained in piano and probably translated that knowldge to guitar? I'm not 100% sure on this but he knows his theory VERY WELL so that part just comes natural. No way to do it without years of just practise and messing around learning stuff
@@MellowJelly i am not classical trained but i also learned the thing about decomposing songs by ear to evolve the methods of writing your own trained at a school for special kids where it was diy and then exam at the end
I highly doubt goat is the hardes guitar riff of al time lmao just practice. The worst is way more difficult to nail
Arturo Martin i think that’s kinda relative. It took me a lot to get goat riff but the worst riff was a lot easier to me
So basically what I got was, he’s rapping with his guitar lol
Impressive.
Polyphia is so instrumental hey rap without lyrics.
I mean with that hoodie yes probably
its a common technique used for years, following rappers, try dj0nt picking to eminem raps
Not JUST rappin, doing it like tech9!
He's also playing piano on his guitar.
I love how Tim knew that playing god would be amazing, that even teased us in 0:05
I'm watching this for the first time since the release and crazy to think they were working on PG almost 2 years ago
"Shoutout Jayden Smith for Inspiration" words i would never have thought i would hear
Ok I thought I heard that wrong lol
That's one of the things that make Tim amazing. He's getting elements from a completely different genre to his music to make something amazing. Sadly most of his fans wouldn't accept the fact that Tim likes to listen to more pop songs or rap music.
lolololoL jayden is a genuis! wdym?
ayo my quiestion tho where ius that y from
You can find inspiration in anything tho, so don't be butthurt because this time it's Jayden, next time it could be Cardi B or an emo tiktok song :')
“Do yourself a favor, listen to goat”, this a man who knows his worth, I dig it.
I'm the 1000th like😊
normal creators getting copyright strikes for their own material
tim accidentally having distortion protecting him from copyright: I am four parallel universes ahead of you
I'm an old, jaded, sometimes cynical dude, and I simply could not be happier that I discovered Polyphia and Tim Henson. This kid's ridiculous talent, super chill demeanor, and willingness to so openly share his great gifts with the world bring me such joy. I see and hear immensely talented artists like Tim, Yvette Young, Ichika Nito, Tosin Abasi... and I know that our musical future is gonna be amazing.
I agree with your every word, exept this "kid" is older than Hendrix when he died.
Wow that comment rllt brought a deep understanding to the talents of polyphia, nice work!
@@misho2184 but he was 25 at the release of GOAT
@@misho2184 Hendrix died young
Therapist: Timoteo Hernández isn't real, it can't hurt you
Don Timoteo Hernández: 0:06
Yes... I too am scared of the elusive classical-flamenco playing god, Timoteo Hernández
Don Timoteo Hernández 😂😂😂
Omg his face...I can't🤣🤣🤣
Viva LATAM perros!!! Ñ
xD
04:06
Nobody :
Tim Henson : "So I rap with my guitar"
😂❤️
It's an actually a pretty smart idea to make your guitar playing to sound modern. I'm surprised I haven't heard much guitarists take this approach.
@@kerpal1233 I agree.
It's true to be fair
Big B R U H
"How I Accidentally Wrote A Masterpiece" is a more appropriate title.
This is so fucking dope. I wish more musicians would do something like this. Really helps understand the creative process and helps you appreciate songs as well as the work that goes into them even more. Well done Tim. Keep up the great work.
Yeah, these videos are definitely awesome. Not only do they pique the interests of those who just like their music (but hadn't really cared much for the production and composition side of things), but also the people who produce songs themselves who'd really like an ounce of directly inspiration from someone who makes music they really really enjoy. A lot of moments where as a producer or as a composer, you'd go "Huh, I should probably use that".
4th album is gonna be lit
Misualpa
Damn, the fourth one. It feels like yesterday since they released the first.
I hope blood moon & how to make a riff 3 will be on album 4
@@jaimykoster5601 they both are. Confirmed on their insta
@@VenNoel I'm so hyped to see it when it comes out
I thought this was gonna be another "tutorial" by Tim where he doesn't talk. This is really amazing
TL;DR "I took inspiration from a nice riff, added every single human and extraterrestrial technique ever invented, made it a little bit harder, and there you go"
Love the Griffith hoodie. Love the lessons on music theory. Love you. Keep slaying shit🖤
do you know where to get one?
RIP kentaro miura 😥
@ why not make yourself?👀
@ Did you ever find it?
Therapist: Mexican Tim Henson isn't real, it can't hurt you
Mexican Tim Henson: 0:06
That's the face of a man with malevolent intentions.
😭💀
No.
Hahahahaha
Oh si, cada mexicano traemos puesta una pinche cadenota de oro.
The moment you realize the hook to an amazing song was made because of an editing mistake and you can't even mess up playing the guitar to make noise.
Thanks to Bob Ross we know that there are no mistakes!
@@klamin_original this is the first thought it came to my mind, "there are all happy accidents"
@@klamin_original *Bob Ross and Oogbleck have joined the chat*
A couple of months ago I started reading Berserk Manga and by that time I recently discovered Polyphia. So I picked the music of New Levels New Devils to be the soundtrack of my reading and now watching this video I see Henson in a Berserk theme hoddie. To my this music is deeply intertwined with Berserk and the history of the manga. F*ckin Love Polyphia
Hey Raul, Polyphia also covered a track named "Inferno" by Japan's 9MM Parabellum Bullet that was the intro song to the Berserk series rebirth in 2016. So there's that connection too. Check it at the link below if you haven't ever heard it.
th-cam.com/video/jgxbZ0szY4U/w-d-xo.html
This man spreads wisdom. He helps both rap and metal fans to understand, that all genres matter. All of them are influencing the world in the ways we can't imagine. Don't hate something just yet, may be it'll help to create something you love. Peace )).
Alternate title: Tim Henson genius earrape
I stopped playing when dimebag was murdered and really hadn't played since, a lot of guitarists have come on the scene since then, you and you alone have inspired me to pick the guitar up again and I am now teaching my 7 year old son and my 4 year old daughter to play. You have pulled away the dark cloud that hung over guitar for me and flung it into the universe. I truly admire and respect you, you are an inspiration and will forever be a legendary musical genius. Keep making the world a better place.
I feel you, dude. I literally cried in high school metal shop when I heard the news. I was in a band, as a drummer, learning a Pantera song. I will never force music on my children, but I will have the instruments around the house if they ever want to learn.
I'm lterally holding my dean from hell right now as I'm reading this. Keep it up man I hope you're doing well.
Ryan, that is rad my dude. Glad you’re playing again!!!
What method are you using? My 4yr old dottir likes to grab my accoustic.
That's dumb. Like why so dramatic? Sounds like some nonsense someone makes up on a Facebook post or something. You don't have to be special, guy. Things aren't that serious.
Tim! From a fellow 25years long career musician, pianist, guitarist, producer at a time, let me tell you that the world isn’t ready for you! You impressed me by how humble you are and talented! Your style and knowledge will be passed to the many future generations and a lot of kids will want to learn music and guitar thanks to you! I repeat, the world isn’t ready yet for your generosity! I include the rest of the band also!
But I need to go back to learning music from scratch haha
Not only are you insanely talented and have revolutionized guitar playing, but you are incredibly open about your creative process and how you make songs. I wish more bands and artists were like you. Keep up the incredible work.
This kind of insight is so valuable; I'm learning as a musician, and so often I'm mystified by certain songs - G.O.A.T. definitely one of them - because I'm like... they legit just sat there with their guitar and came up with such an incredible piece of music from nothing? So seeing the building blocks to the finished product with such transparency is so helpful, as well as showing a direct example of influence from 4:07 on. This is the kind of music lesson a mind like mine really needed.
Keep at it bro. See you in a few years
Please teach me more things that im not skilled enough to use. Ever. :D
I think they (or at least Tim) mainly compose with samples and keyboards and then play it on guitar.
He basically also explains this in this video
@@EnvisionedBlindness Cheers bruv 👊🏻
Nothing comes from nothing. Reminds me of something that is attributed to Einstein, "The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources." The things that will make you a good composer, solid music theory, listening, really listening to music, transcribing other musicians songs by ear, and writing original pieces, initially, away from your instrument.
Nobody else is blown away that this great tune was inspired by a Jayden Smith beat?
People dislike Jaden for all the wrong reasons, but no one can argue he's not talented. But yes I was absolutely surprised lol
I was shook
In the words of the great Joyner Lucas: I text Jaden Smith and told that nigga he a icon
@juna wood
> did you get abused or something?
> sounds extremly respectless
hmmmm, I can taste the irony
@juna wood damn bro chill, if he really believes that no one can argue that Jayden Smith is talented then all you had to say is that you disagree with that statement, makes you look like an ass when you add all those unnecessary words bro
Unfiltered, raw talent... I can’t help but feel inspired. I’m nothing but grateful for what he brings to the world of music. Tim is the future 🤘🏾🤘🏾
Funny rewatching this and hearing Playing God in the beginning!
5:47 idk why i couldnt stop laughing, just the complete seriousness on tim's face mixed in with the bass boost made me almost piss myself
Same xD
Bingus
Lmao. He probably didn't hear the same distortion we do though
Why is that so funny lmao
Why does that distortion sound so cool?🥺😍🤤
If you're telling me G.O.A.T. was literally just an experiment gone right for the sake of growth, then I hate to break it to you Tim, but the world isn't ready for your final form.
Holy shit, I can't wait to see how you continue to grow.
I am actually mad this isn't top comment xD this is the most amazing description lol
Ye wh-what they said
I'm scared
we're almost to 666 likes
@@jasonducharme9331 let's gooo
That is such a fantastic way of composing a guitar riff! No wonder they sound so unique. You're a true inspiration for modern musicians bud
I'm really blown away at the level of complexity and thought put into the creation of your riffs. Truly amazing.
0:06 when you spend the whole quarantine with mexican food delivery
bro 😭😭😭💀
5:47 My earphones exploded
Hey maui is here! Love your 40oz cover man
Still sound cool asf tho
Head along with my mind exploded.
HEAD PHONES
Your mouth phones
I love this! I've been incorporating a bit of a hip hop feel into the way I play guitar for a while but I never thought it could reach this level ! Especially with harmonics ! So inspiring. Thank you for everything you do ❤️
The way it sounds even with the distortion tells me how epic this song is
The distortion adds so much comedic value
true
Tim really is a great guy. He’s really in touch with the community that loves his style and is so interested in how he composes. Glad he’s not someone who would want to just keep his secrets. The world of music needs stuff like this where people help each other out and don’t gatekeep
@Tim Henson , i have to say Tim, you REALLY got me out of the rut here man.
After making music for 24 years it really knocked the air out of me.
And on top of that, the fact you take even the time to explain how you made stuff like this is more than just generous to all those new comers. Infinite thanks and hands down. Can't wait for the new album
It just blows my mind how a human being can make this out of nothing but pure creativity. It truly is special. I just discovered Polyphia within the last few months and I’m in love. It’s so unique and so mesmerizing. Keep it up. Legend.
0:06 that moment when the metronome's tone matches the current chord
Wish I could laugh react this
damn I legit didn't realize that was a metronome lmao
lol
This video was really cool cause you’re talking more to us as collaborators and musicians rather than just doing the performer thing. Super cool. The way you think about music is tight.
5:47 that part needs to be deep fried to match the sound lmao
Awesome job Tim! I bought your New Levels New Devils album, and really like it a lot. It's a really great experience to listen to on headphones. Keep up the good work!
Wait they didn't use an actual goat?
My Disappointment Is Immeasurable And My Day Is Ruined
That tells me you Dont know what goat stands for. Smh
@@tonih.3911
The Joke
Your Head
no anime tiddies either. 0/10
Oh they did but they can't show the blood sacrifice on YT!
This ain't black metal man just a harmless dude chillin in his room
that griffith hoodie is fireeee🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
do you know where i can find one?
@@masonhoward6708 tims house apparently, but ya seriously his hoodies are fire.
@@masonhoward6708 Search for problem6oy on inst
@@user-hu2qy5cj4b I've been following him for a while and it's out of stock now ;o;
RIP Kentaro
Duuuuuuude you just opened my mind to that connection between Hip Hop vocals and certain types of proggy guitar work.. I knew there was a serious connection between the two's rhythms and drums.. but never between vox and guitar! sooooooooo cool. loved seeing process vids. 10/10 i love you keep that shit goinnnnnnnnnn
Playing rap flows for the melody is genius. Will definitely keep this in the back of my head. Thanks for the insights, god bless
I can't be the only one who noticed that Griffith hoodie 👀
:D
Ayeeee. With the beheliths on the side too
You're not, my brother
Pre torture and ascension Griffith
Where is that hoodie from?
And now we need the making of "Look but don't touch".
and the other songs as well, all of em
Step 1. A fuck ton of Acid
Step2. Play guitar
@@adamgonzalez3580 I think its weed, acid is too strong to write music
These are the steps
1. Some say this is it.
2. Look
3. DONT TOUCH
4. ???
5. Mexican Tim is summoned
Love the transparency. There are so many ways to approach song writing and love to see other peoples process. Rock on
Really appreciate your videos showing your process of composition, they've helped me break some walls in my writing a few times now.
4:11
"I try to make my guitar sound like a rapper"
Thats the right way to do it.
Because musical instruments are made to mimic human voice.
👍 Tim is awesome.
The "using guitar as a rapper" tip is so amazing... Pls make more of such videos!
That blew my mind honestly
just gained so much MORE respect for you after watching this - i love that you basically just fuck around until shit sounds tight esp doing it in ableton. props dude
I've just heard of Polyphia and Tim Henson about three days ago... since then, I've been watching and listening to the band's music non-stop... and now this video... Tim Henson is beyond genius... truly inspirational
Same bro im 40 years old reignited a love of music been diving into all their stuff))
imagine jaden smith being the inspiration for one of the greatest tracks.
Never guessed that
At least the existence of Jaden Smith wasn't a complete waste of oxygen and resources!
I knew he was destined for greatness ever since i saw the Jayden Smyth anime
Jaden himself makes great music too
check out "syre" by jaden smith the lyric writing is kind of funny but the production is impeccable
Damn that berserk sweater. I like tim more and more every day God damn.
ever listened to his "God Hand" song?
where is it sold?
@@carlchameleon9847 I didn't put two and two together until just now.
@@equasezy It's a custom from Skoot Apparel, dont see it in their shop but it's on insta.
bro you are pure talent and genius
im so glad i found out about you and have your music to jam too for a long ass time.
such a creative way to play man.
I love how you take different genres and make your own style, you're amazing bro. Huge fan.
good shit bro, there are so many people out there who will appreciate this style of video from u x
This was amazing, you're a genius at what you do Tim and this was the perfect Christmas gift. Thank you so much. Happy holidays to you, gigi and the pups!
I knew I heard the Scott riff in Playing God from somewhere
Not going to lie after being told so many times about this dude, I'm mad as hell that i waited this long to listen. Also learned a solid lesson here and that's to just stop putting expectations onto musicians at all because this dude is just a prime example of what is possible when you set not expectations on yourself or other artist's they can just really be unique. Thanks Tim
Absolutely amazing man, I really appreciate your work.
I always kinda felt weird how I'm super into trap but love guitar, seeing you breakdown how that's your intent at times is very inspirational! Especially how you know so much music theory!
Tim, this is awesome man. I think more people would buy a "deluxe" album if it included material like this. Way to go and thanks for sharing this with the world!
He’s not just a Warlock on the guitar he’s just as great on a computer!!!
Brilliant thank you Tim and Polyphia for bringing something so original and fresh not just to guitar playing but to overall music as well, I been playing for 30 years and this, you guys were so needed!!!
A lot of this just makes sense.
creating different melodies on an instrument playing over some of your favorite tunes allows you to just free form and come up with things you otherwise never would have thought of just by using a blank canvas/riff.
this was really cool.
That berserk hoodie is lit
it's fuckin amazing
Tim always seemed like a Griffith stan ngl
Probably the greatest instrumental track I've ever heard. Please keep doing more dark songs like this, it really works for you guys.
Really outstanding Tim . Enjoyed seeing ur composer flow.
A Griffith sweater. Damn, this guy cant be cooler, or can he? Blessings, brother
Yeah fr never knew he was a berserk fan
@@itsberzerk9279 no shit! Dudes like my BFF
He needs a daddy Donovan sweater
Really cool that you're showing people how you come up with this stuff. Such a great song!
SO much respect for this legend. Really appreciate sharing the knowledge/creative process.
damn, the triplet flow things does makes sense why that rift sounds almost like a rap verse. good shit man, really impressive
Really enjoyed the insight, as an old dude who is just a bit of a chugger on the guitar this inspires me to do better! Thanks man 🤘🏻
That freaking GRIFFITHHHHH hoodie looks dope
This video is enlightening. Very interesting the cross-over with rap.Thank you for sharing it!
I don’t even play music as much as I love it. You’re a brilliant musician and I’ve been jamming your tunes for a few years now and they never get old. Thanks for your creations
Awesome video! Love your band's style and your songwriting.
This is a gold mine for young musicians and artists, thank you Tim!
I basically say WTFFFFFFFF constantly as I watch your videos. Genius writing, and super-well explained thought process to get there -- endlessly fascinating.
Tim is such a genius! Amazing that he shares his process with us. Gotta love Polyphia
Tim you are the GOAT for deconstructing your process. We don't get that from many big artists nowdays
how have i gone this long and not stumbled on your videos. man, def my new fav band. epic.
whoa - your whole mimic a rapper triplet flow is so enlightening - this is such a great breakdown
Listen to Jaden Smith once
writes goat
Absolutely amazing to see the actual thought process from start to finish.
the playing god teaser at the beginning :o
dude this literally explains why i rap on goat every single time i hear it dude im trippin rught now.
goose is my second fave to rap/scream to
wow i had no idea you were influenced by a genre i participate in and this is an amazing video i appreciate you spending time to help other people learn and understand, youre inspiring people all over the world!
you are intensely creative highly intelligent and far exceed anyone i listen to these days
I enjoy you videos and you acually inspired me to start plaing guitar again, btw the beserk hoodie is fire
I really like this guy’s vibe. Saw his signature guitar ad and now I’m a fan 😄
Pas mal ^^
Un petit niveau en vrai
@@jbmebigboii7062 Ouais ça va posé
tjr dans les bons coups toi
Pas degeu, mais bon je crois que je préfère "puceau, moi ?", une œuvre légendaire qui surpasse largement cet amateur de "tim hensom"
mdrr
My friend you really have a genius that is beautiful to watch. Thanks for sharing all of these insights, there's alot to learn and appreciate 🤘🎸
You‘re a good person, rare these days. Much love and respect!
4:29 damn I couldn't stop listening to this in loop, god dammit I love u
Same!
I want an alternate version of GOAT that is just the triplet rhythm experiment that Tim had at 4:33
He plays something very similar to that part during clays bass solo
Fantastic, dude!! 🙌🏽 what a gem. Love your process
Absolutely beautiful.
Your music transports me to a whole magical space inside my head.