serious amounts of practise and dedication! If you appreciate this sort of ability, check out Between the Buried and Me. They are incredible live and their performances are on point just like these... Quite different in style but have plenty of technical death metal in their sound and influences.
Agreed. Its crazy. I was just thinking about the bassist actually holds the whole sound scape together because if they just had a whatever bassist that was just there to support guitars archspire wouldnt be nearly as good without jared. I like how they were very inspired by the classical sound on this album too because the bassist really seems like a player from that era. Just nails it so well.
@@ThoR52 I’m not hearing that interesting musical statement. Being a deathcore band is almost the opposite of an interesting musical statement. Quantisation much??
@@Xplora213 I don't know how you think they're a deathcore band, but whatever. Anyway, I find their pieces really engaging, they have great dynamics, interesting structure, moody chords, insane technicality, fantastic soundscape, they're really emotive, there's clearly thought to the played notes, not just mindless scale shredding over a very "whatever" riff - truly like nothing I've heard before. That's what I'd call making interesting musical statements. But if you don't find it interesting, that's ok, music is an individual experience. Personally, I find lots of other tech death super unengaging, because they just can't make me feel anything. And if they use a fretless bass, can't listen to that shit.
@@DomiBlueShellz that which is asserted without evidence can be ignored without evidence. I don't give a damn about your opinion. I have given you a reason to give a damn about mine. Quantisation changes the ability of the musician to express an emotion - it makes it boring and uninteresting. That's why the music sucks. That's a reason. You might as well be a teenage AI bot. Sadly you haven't worked out that adults ignored you for this very reason.
I know that you made this comment two years ago. but You should check out the band Omnific. They are literally what you described th-cam.com/video/AqVuQNxvc5s/w-d-xo.html
This is goals. Been playing for 25 years and this motivated me to level up. Best metal bass tone I've heard in a while (whole album kills). Bought a Kiesel Vader and darkglass pedal to emulate. Picked up the sheet music too. This is extremely difficult to play, but enjoying the challenge.
I swear you're one of the most relaxed bass players I've ever seen, your technique is so under control it's crazy. This is the sort of mastery of technique I like aspire to have.
@@ikon4255 Has one-upmanship ever worked out for anyone in a way that everybody ended up being like "Oh yeah, you're actually right! This thing is not that good after all, because the one you said is waaaay better!"?
This is a playthrough and not doing some playback over the album audio. There are moments that looks like he is playing in slow motion. Total control of the instrument. Insane.
Finally a bass player who knows when it's his moment to shine, and when he just needs to follow the guitar. Great playing and songwriting man, keep up the good work.
BurnThePope agreed. Haven't seen Archspire live yet (but I will in a few weeks), but Origin's live performances are mind-bending. Whoever decided to put these bands on the same lineup is a legend.
This is what years of practice and dedication and playing over and over and over again looks like. Love this band, every part of it, and I do like the vocals, it's a compliment to (and doesn't take away) from the instruments.
I have become hopelessly addicted to Archspire, every time I listen to "Relentless Mutation" I notice something new and get goosebumps all over again. This CD has been in the stereo for about a month & I can't think of a single valid reason to swap it out for anything else.
This guys has complete mastery of his instrument. It's beautiful to watch, he is completely relaxed and composed as he plays. When the video begins, he actually plucks his harmonics a bit hard and got some buzz. Immediately corrected and plucked some gorgeous notes perfectly. Stay sheding my man.
loving these scales and hey who ever said you need a pick to be a metal bassist.. you're absolutely slaying it dude... making our bass player watch this :)
If you do, he'll tell you the same thing I told my guitar player who showed it to me; and asked why I don't play like this. I said, "If I did, you'd listen to me even less."
Real bassists dont use a pick. Its called fingers. Plus if u want more bite in your tone theres a technique called double thumb and its not hard to get down. Anyway id love to see this guy do work with dominic lapointe or erland caspersen of spawn of possession, and say fuck geetars. Itd be quite entertaining.
Genaro Guerrero says a geetarist. Lol if you play bass with a pick, ud better be one hell of a player or youre just asking for ridicule. Anyone with formal training gets it. Picks on bass are sheerly cosmetic, lazy, and pointless. But more to the point, this guys playing is relentless and makes great choice of notation and articulating on runs and sweeps. Truly a master of technique and theory.
The thing I find most discouraging about my bass playing is I can't create a good tone. I don't want to blame my equipment. I must be doing something wrong.
Haha I watched the guitar playthrough and I couldn’t stop thinking about it should be bass instead. This was a damn fine choice if it had to be one tho
lucid is and always will be my favourite album from these guys , but relentless is only a smidge from taking the title - all i can say is thanks for the tunes fellas kudos to you all
purest and most valuable art form....priceless !! you only get to see it ,hear it ,own it for as long as the artist paints it,then there is void n silence
This video is pure inspiration for a beginner bass player such as myself. I love watching kickass bass players totally rocking and jamming! Gives me hope that I’ll be great one day! Yeah! 🤘💀🤘
Jared is insanely good. The new Archspire album needs a very prominent bass solo (where the bass takes a spotlight for a little bit). It needs to be fast and technical enough that the famous youtuber davey504 cannot play it.
@@Progbassist I agree that the kicks are unbearably thin but I can't hear the bass in the official mix and I could barely hear it in this in some parts. Now that I'm thinking about it I may have lost some of my lower hearing range in the service.
Yea the bass is kinda hard to hear in some parts and doesnt actually have much low end. But it still have that "clang" and presence that makes it cut thru pretty nicely.
I just started learning this and I have to say, the way Jared splits his fingers on both hands up in the tapping run during the intro blows my mind. I would have never figured that out from looking at the tab alone.
Today I learnt fingered bass gallops are a thing. This entire band is nuts, the more I look at their stuff the greater their prowess appears. Jared's right hand synchronisation here is insane for me.
I was just listening to TH-cam in the background, letting it do it's thing going to random videos. Then I'm listening to this song and I'm thinking "the bass is so clear in this song, I don't remember it being that clear on the album". So I turn to the page and see it's actually a bass playthrough. The bass writing on this track is so creative and beautiful. I'm glad they chose to do a bass playthrough of this song so I can hear all the awesome, bass-y details! Thanks! Can't wait to see Archspire in SLC in September, got my tickets and saving up money for a ton of merch!
Mind blowing outer dimension shit...I just turned 40 and I been into metal since I was a kid.. discovered these guys a few weeks ago and I can't stop listening haha
Just got a new phone and this was the first song I went to to see how good the phone speaker on it is!! The speaker is good but this song deserves an even better one 🔥🔥
This has been one of my favorite songs since I first heard it when dropped. Idky I never thought to look up a bass play-through! The bass blew me away and then some lol sadly bassists get overlooked in most metal but tech death (Archspire in particular) never lets me down 🥺 I’m not sure if Jared makes me want to practice more or sell my bass 🤣
Call me a simpleton, but that muted big string very near the end of the song...just does it for me. It's the cherry on top of an already great song-icecream-sunday
3:10
Guitarist: "So, I'am going to shred some sick solo at this part, how about you?"
Jared: "Same?"
Jezus very inspiring awesome work ✅✅✅☝️🤘🔥👁🔥
Guess that makes it a duo ^^
I love how every member of this band is %110 on point from the vocals to the bass
Scrimp Nasty Yup!
yeah ikr how the fuck they do that they are awesome
NO kidding broman
serious amounts of practise and dedication! If you appreciate this sort of ability, check out Between the Buried and Me. They are incredible live and their performances are on point just like these... Quite different in style but have plenty of technical death metal in their sound and influences.
Agreed. Its crazy. I was just thinking about the bassist actually holds the whole sound scape together because if they just had a whatever bassist that was just there to support guitars archspire wouldnt be nearly as good without jared. I like how they were very inspired by the classical sound on this album too because the bassist really seems like a player from that era. Just nails it so well.
I think it's great that they included a ballad on this album!
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Bands like Archspire are the Formula 1 Racers of music. they are performing within the top 1% of their field. ELITE musicians.
And more importantly they have interesting things so say musically.
A shit choice of notes played very fast is still shit.
@@ThoR52 I’m not hearing that interesting musical statement. Being a deathcore band is almost the opposite of an interesting musical statement. Quantisation much??
@@Xplora213 I don't know how you think they're a deathcore band, but whatever. Anyway, I find their pieces really engaging, they have great dynamics, interesting structure, moody chords, insane technicality, fantastic soundscape, they're really emotive, there's clearly thought to the played notes, not just mindless scale shredding over a very "whatever" riff - truly like nothing I've heard before. That's what I'd call making interesting musical statements.
But if you don't find it interesting, that's ok, music is an individual experience. Personally, I find lots of other tech death super unengaging, because they just can't make me feel anything. And if they use a fretless bass, can't listen to that shit.
@@Xplora213your comment is imedialtely invalid since your Second sentence
@@DomiBlueShellz that which is asserted without evidence can be ignored without evidence. I don't give a damn about your opinion. I have given you a reason to give a damn about mine. Quantisation changes the ability of the musician to express an emotion - it makes it boring and uninteresting. That's why the music sucks. That's a reason. You might as well be a teenage AI bot. Sadly you haven't worked out that adults ignored you for this very reason.
This dude and Forest should make a metal bass-duo side project, à la Bass Extremes.
Stay Tech, friends.
Alex Delaney lol
And they should go record it at Spectre Sound Studios...
@@MajesticDemonLord underated comment
what instrument do you play?
lead bass
I know that you made this comment two years ago. but You should check out the band Omnific. They are literally what you described th-cam.com/video/AqVuQNxvc5s/w-d-xo.html
This is goals. Been playing for 25 years and this motivated me to level up. Best metal bass tone I've heard in a while (whole album kills). Bought a Kiesel Vader and darkglass pedal to emulate. Picked up the sheet music too. This is extremely difficult to play, but enjoying the challenge.
This band is the reason I had a kiesel 8 string built. Such a great challenge and even more rewarding to learn and play along
As a decent death metal drummer of 30+ years, I’ve recently aborted all attempts at covering Spencer Prewett’s impossible drum tracks.
@malice5121 Agreed.
It's a miracle itself only to memorize a whole song.
Practice bro!
Its a life at this point.
It’s not that hard when you write it
Bruh. Don't be ridiculous. This song is not so complicated. Well, maybe for tiny metalhead brains.
its all scales and shapes thats how its memorized easily
I swear you're one of the most relaxed bass players I've ever seen, your technique is so under control it's crazy. This is the sort of mastery of technique I like aspire to have.
And he had been only two years playing bass when joined Archspire. (but 8 of playing guitar)
Play smarter not harder 🙌
You mean you “archspire” to have?
if you think this is relaxed watch sean malone
@@ikon4255 Has one-upmanship ever worked out for anyone in a way that everybody ended up being like "Oh yeah, you're actually right! This thing is not that good after all, because the one you said is waaaay better!"?
This is a playthrough and not doing some playback over the album audio. There are moments that looks like he is playing in slow motion. Total control of the instrument. Insane.
What I like about this band
Vocals: Fast
Bass: Fast
Guitar: Fast
Lead Guitar: Fast
Drums: Fast
You forgot and technical after every fast...
@@this-onedude79 you are right about that but I like my comment the way it is right now. It's yummy-technical.
@Astute Cingulus I don't even know what you said. But you sound like a guy who is not worth reasoning with.
@Astute Cingulus you sound extremely insecure
Astute Cingulus what in the goddamn
Finally a bass player who knows when it's his moment to shine, and when he just needs to follow the guitar. Great playing and songwriting man, keep up the good work.
Glenn Fricker would be mindblown
Every member is so fucking good at what they do. These guys and Origin always impress me live.
BurnThePope agreed. Haven't seen Archspire live yet (but I will in a few weeks), but Origin's live performances are mind-bending. Whoever decided to put these bands on the same lineup is a legend.
His form and technique are nearly flawless which is part of why his playing is so exquisite.
This is what years of practice and dedication and playing over and over and over again looks like. Love this band, every part of it, and I do like the vocals, it's a compliment to (and doesn't take away) from the instruments.
I have become hopelessly addicted to Archspire, every time I listen to "Relentless Mutation" I notice something new and get goosebumps all over again. This CD has been in the stereo for about a month & I can't think of a single valid reason to swap it out for anything else.
God damn that's some dank bass playing right there :D Insane!
Deemooonsteaaaaleeeeer \m/ :p
base is easier than guitar
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@@Josh-it6uy bass is harder in every way. Longer scales, larger neck, heavier weight, pervasive reverb, higher action, lack of tonal agility, etc
@@Josh-it6uy learn how to spell before dissing something 😂
I just can’t even. This is pure perfection; as a bassist this is what I aspire to play like. One day, one day.
This guys has complete mastery of his instrument. It's beautiful to watch, he is completely relaxed and composed as he plays. When the video begins, he actually plucks his harmonics a bit hard and got some buzz. Immediately corrected and plucked some gorgeous notes perfectly. Stay sheding my man.
I met the whole band a month back and they are the nicest people
Jason
I second that sentiment! Met them in St. Paul and they signed my copy of Donkey Kong Country. Super nice dudes
Third that. Super kind, goofy, and humble. Met them in LA. Talked to Jared the most as he was handling the merch booth a lot.
@@TheTuta69 Right when I saw the comment I was about to type the same. Fucking. Thing. Crazy
THEYRE SO FUCKING COOL
Jason barco río Paraná en zarate
Amazing how Jared creates something so technical, yet so MUSICAL. Such a pleasure.
loving these scales and hey who ever said you need a pick to be a metal bassist.. you're absolutely slaying it dude... making our bass player watch this :)
If you do, he'll tell you the same thing I told my guitar player who showed it to me; and asked why I don't play like this. I said,
"If I did, you'd listen to me even less."
please, don't bring the "pick vs fingers" into this.
its bullshit
Real bassists dont use a pick. Its called fingers. Plus if u want more bite in your tone theres a technique called double thumb and its not hard to get down. Anyway id love to see this guy do work with dominic lapointe or erland caspersen of spawn of possession, and say fuck geetars. Itd be quite entertaining.
... wow, so imature
Genaro Guerrero says a geetarist. Lol if you play bass with a pick, ud better be one hell of a player or youre just asking for ridicule. Anyone with formal training gets it. Picks on bass are sheerly cosmetic, lazy, and pointless. But more to the point, this guys playing is relentless and makes great choice of notation and articulating on runs and sweeps. Truly a master of technique and theory.
That tone, dude, holy shitballs.
Aldo Pinheiro phat
Nucking Futs.
I noticed it too. Really nice
Neck pickup ultra low action light touch light gauge strings a little drive
The thing I find most discouraging about my bass playing is I can't create a good tone. I don't want to blame my equipment. I must be doing something wrong.
Please make a bass playthrough of Human Murmuration !!
Just do the whole album.
Best song on the album definitely needs a playthrough
agree !
Haha I watched the guitar playthrough and I couldn’t stop thinking about it should be bass instead. This was a damn fine choice if it had to be one tho
lucid is and always will be my favourite album from these guys , but relentless is only a smidge from taking the title - all i can say is thanks for the tunes fellas kudos to you all
purest and most valuable art form....priceless !! you only get to see it ,hear it ,own it for as long as the artist paints it,then there is void n silence
I've watched this so many times. Jareds playing is incredible. He has quickly become one of my favorite bass players.
That's tone is pure nastiness. 🔥
This video is pure inspiration for a beginner bass player such as myself. I love watching kickass bass players totally rocking and jamming! Gives me hope that I’ll be great one day! Yeah! 🤘💀🤘
His playing looks so effortless. Wow!
possibly the best bass playthrough ever..
Jared is insanely good. The new Archspire album needs a very prominent bass solo (where the bass takes a spotlight for a little bit). It needs to be fast and technical enough that the famous youtuber davey504 cannot play it.
Oh man... This bass line is perfect...harmonics extremes and perfects
This is one of the most played bass playthroughs on YT and for good reason.
The talent in this band is truly amazing.
Archspire is such a bad ass band. They've got some uniqueness to them in a genre that's pretty hard to stand out.
What a great song choice for showing off that insane three finger right hand technique. Good lord that was awesome.
Bassist: (plays like Andres Segovia after an angry breakup and a steroid binge)
Soundguy: (mixes him down behind the kicks anyway)
get yourself some better headphones, or listen to it through decent speakers
The kick is so ridiculously thin that its impossible to mix anything behind it :D. Nah but seriously I can hear the bass just fine.
@@Progbassist I agree that the kicks are unbearably thin but I can't hear the bass in the official mix and I could barely hear it in this in some parts. Now that I'm thinking about it I may have lost some of my lower hearing range in the service.
Yea the bass is kinda hard to hear in some parts and doesnt actually have much low end. But it still have that "clang" and presence that makes it cut thru pretty nicely.
@@Progbassist Most kick triggers these days sound like old typewriters.
seriously how could you bring yourself to dislike this this was flawless.
Very good technique, tone and playing. It is not just random fast playing scales and modes.
"Tecnical Brutal Rap" My partnes call it this band, i think Seven crowds and the oblilium chain is the best song
album of the year imo
Basicore Hands down
Wow. I wonder how this would sound on a fretless?! That would be complete melted butter everywhere. Amazing job.
Joshua Salgado check out beyond creation for similar stuff on fretless bass
It would sound like Obscura, which I would love to hear them cover this.
I just started learning this and I have to say, the way Jared splits his fingers on both hands up in the tapping run during the intro blows my mind. I would have never figured that out from looking at the tab alone.
Jared is actually fuckin insane
I fell in love with this composition instantly
One of the best bassists I've ever seen!!!
Beyond just the skill, the memory needs to play a full set of this is insane.
My fingers hurt by just watching.. incredible performance as usual
Today I learnt fingered bass gallops are a thing.
This entire band is nuts, the more I look at their stuff the greater their prowess appears. Jared's right hand synchronisation here is insane for me.
Love that ever member gets their time to shine on this album.
HOW HAVE I NEVER HEARD THIS BAND
holy shit are you in for a good time
You have now!
Get out of the kitchen more often!
@@jarshred wait it's you lol
Incredible tone on this
FANTASTIC BASS PLAYTHROUGH!
I was just listening to TH-cam in the background, letting it do it's thing going to random videos. Then I'm listening to this song and I'm thinking "the bass is so clear in this song, I don't remember it being that clear on the album". So I turn to the page and see it's actually a bass playthrough. The bass writing on this track is so creative and beautiful. I'm glad they chose to do a bass playthrough of this song so I can hear all the awesome, bass-y details! Thanks! Can't wait to see Archspire in SLC in September, got my tickets and saving up money for a ton of merch!
This is so satisfying to watch and listen.
Mind blowing outer dimension shit...I just turned 40 and I been into metal since I was a kid.. discovered these guys a few weeks ago and I can't stop listening haha
Doubt you'll read this but you've inspired me! Between you and Dominic "Forest" Lapointe, you two are my all time favorite bassists. Thank you!
Even the calm song on this album is fucking insane! And dat bass work!! Damn it, love you guys!!
kick drum sounds like a rattling door stopper
Seeing you guys play this Wednesday blew my mind. Thank you for the music you guys put out.
Fabulous !!! Great !!! I imported the last CD album Relentless Mutation ... just a must have !!! The perfection in a CD
These guys are insane musicians and nice in person!
Ohh yesss, i was waiting for this, awesome bass playing as always!
Amazing, the pig squeals at the end always give me goosebumps
Damn. An actual playthrough video is so rare these days.
This makes me so happy! Definitely an MVP nominee.
WTF 1:15 My face literally melt at this fucking riff... It's CRUSHING!
fucking badass. plain and simple. no other way to properly describe this. amazing and just badass.
How wonderful.
Love the melodic style bass riffs here, really inspiring; always thought this should be possible, wanna give it a go myself now!
Rad, I've been trying to learn this tune. This will hella help.
See you in 10 years when you mastered it. (maybe)
Stay tech
fachrie ananda Also piss
That saying makes me cringe every time
LOVE LOVE !!! Greetings from Turkey !! Peace out
My Doctor just told me about these guys... Gotta say, he's got amazing taste in Tech Death!
Surprisingly musical for how insanely fast/technical it is.
Beautiful to watch 🙌🔥
Daaaaamn... Your left hand pinky is stronger than both my arms together!! Your technique / speed is really impressive!
He plays so effortlessly
Just got a new phone and this was the first song I went to to see how good the phone speaker on it is!! The speaker is good but this song deserves an even better one 🔥🔥
I like the blu do bloop sweep love Archspire
Flawless work...
Is this guy's purpose in life just to embarrass guitarists?
You know what makes it worse? Before he joined the band he wasn’t even a bass player, he had only played guitar up to that point
@@eliasaltman4439 You're kidding! I didn't know that
Yes
I mean it worked... I don’t have a problem with bass players but still...
Actually he is a guitarist embarrasing bass players.
He made love to the bass
*Finally*.
A bass cover WITH PROPER MIXING SO YOU CAN HEAR THE BASS!
This has been one of my favorite songs since I first heard it when dropped. Idky I never thought to look up a bass play-through! The bass blew me away and then some lol sadly bassists get overlooked in most metal but tech death (Archspire in particular) never lets me down 🥺 I’m not sure if Jared makes me want to practice more or sell my bass 🤣
This entire band is comprised of musical geniuses without a single weak link in the lineup.
Duude! His Right hand is fucking crazy. Looks super efficient and effortless
2:22 Ok! I can play Archspire! 💪
Gives the word basguitar new meaning😉 amazing
beautiful as always
Archspire's vocalist is the future of rap
Amazing musical and so inspiring
WOuld love to hear the whole album like this
Call me a simpleton, but that muted big string very near the end of the song...just does it for me.
It's the cherry on top of an already great song-icecream-sunday
One of the best bands in the world. No way of arguing that. Fuck, every single member is fucking ridiculous to the nth degree
So sick
Insane. Just so much good stuff in here. I took an online lesson from Jared...highly recommended!
I wanna learn to play Bass like this. It's really amazing to me.
gotta be one of the hardest working bands out there
amazing!