Plugging A 9 String Into A DROP Pedal?!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Let's see if we can hit the Brown Note by plugging a Schecter 9 string guitar into a Digitech Drop pedal!
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From a certain point onwards you can hear dogs barking
So you’re saying it sounds like my ex-girlfriend’s feet after a long day of work.... No one needs to hear that.
I thought the exact same thing lol
Dogs are djent af!
Why did you want a sparkling sound when you get a barking sound
Lol
Alternative title: Attempting the brown note
Instead of chugs it should have been lower sustained notes. Hard to tell when it just sounds like pick scratch
Yeah some sick breakdown with slow drums and long notes
Yeah too many times people make jokes about the unintelligibility of the low notes, when its their playing that is the problem. Ya gotta dooooom with the low notes brah. I mean id never get a 9 string but like, pitches this low via 7 string downtuning + pitchshift are dope
Sure, playing slower makes some sense in lower tunings.
And there is some science behind it :)
For example, if you have C#0 on bass or a 9-string guitar pitched an octave down, which is about 17.3 Hz, it means that a sine wave should complete approximately 17.3 vibrations per second, so the note could be some kind of audible. And playing fast doesn't allow these vibrations to ring out or simply a sine wave doesn't have enough time to perform a needed amount of vibrations.
And eventually, it's gonna be inaudible and sound like a sub-frequency mess.
That's kinda it :)
@@notfabeltier sure if by approximately you mean exactly
@@notfabeltierIf you go to C#1 and lower on guitar, just tune the bass to same octave, because C#0 is absolute mud, lmao
I couldn’t even hear the pitch dropping haha, other than the bend
Me too! I totally said that out loud to myself.
Don't listen to it on your phone. I hear it clearly in my car
@@michaelsavides8856 I'm listening on studio monitors that go down to 34hz in a treated environment and literally hear no difference except for the sustained notes.
@@dougc84 I could hear a very slight difference. I did this via my phone with an eq curve that is set to favour the treble over my headphones. Jaybird x3 is the model. I haven't tried with anything else.
I could hear the C# note with what sounded like a different note under it. But I can hear it, though if I wasn't listening carefully I would miss it. And live I doubt I'd hear any difference.
I want to make it clear that that's just my experience.
@@michaelsavides8856 I used wireless headphones with my phone and I could hear it slightly.
That being said, the visual cues from the pedal may have contributed to that.
Love the Drop pedal. I tune my guitars up to high G and then use the Drop pedal to get them back down to standard, sometimes E flat if I'm playing something extra brutal.
Brutal lol
Heyyyyy dude love ur vids!
I like drugs
Agufish do you like drugs?
It's a travesty that this dude isn't even verified yet
Hunter for youtube verification GODDAMMIT
It's so deep that the incremental changes barely register. It just hits frequencies that makes it sound like angry farting.
Is this just the sound transformers make when they turn into cars?
Probably play it through a wah pedal, sweeping it up gradually. Holy fuck haha
@@bongo_baggins you just figured it out!! lmao
Me sleeping at 3 AM:
My neighbour's dog: 2:55
It sounds like David Draiman clearing his throat.
All I can hear in my head now is "WA AH, WA AH, WA AH, WA AH, AAAAAAHH
I can’t tell the difference in keys or noted or anything. It just sounds like chug chug chug chug chug ch chug bwooooooooooooor over and over
bwooooor
might need to get your ears checked m8
Jajajaja. BwoooOoOrd!!
sorry for your hearing disability
Yeah he should heve played more sustained notes. People complain about inaudibility from low tunings when in reality, the playing style is the problem.
Well geez I didn't realize you were the lead writer of Tactical Nuke by The Acacia Strain
it should be called technical nuke 🤣😎
it was me the whole time, and believe me i ate ALL those quaaludes and percs
Alternative title: Fluff tries to communicate with whales.
Honestly, I could barely hear the notes when the pedal wasn't even on. Any lower than that and it barely sounds like anything.
I have heard really low notes that do still sound pretty good. Check out Perfect War Forever by Glass Cloud, the tone is great and the low notes are an insane low A
sorry for your hearing disability
You gotta play more open notes if you go that low.
I noticed you smiling while playing and thought “STAY METAL RAY!”
To quote fluff a few years ago: "schecter came out with a nine string guitar... nine strings?... nine?... really?"
Been watching Andrew Baena, haven’t you?
I was eating a lasagna while watching this. I looked up and you were 5 notes lower and I swear I didn't even notice a change.
Hey Black Tongue called. They want their setup back
Crazy thing is that i think Black Tongue, or at least one of the guitarists uses a 6 string. Pretty crazy for how low theyre getting
😂😂😂
Would also love to hear this without palm muting lol
yes lmao
Without palm mutes and with more mids it sounds more recognizable. Then again, I'm kinda biased, haha
Couldnt really hear anything with no headphones doesnt feel like it made any difference at all
If it's in your phone or laptop speakers they can't reproduce the bass frequencies. You need better speakers.
On phone it sounds exactly the same
Even with headphones it all sounds the same.
@@h1de or...with no headphones, no sound?
@@h1de Soooo, 99% of listeners won't hear it. Agreed.
9 string guitar is a guitar tuned to double-drop B
5 string bass is a bass tuned to double-drop B
Combining it makes it a 14 string Chapman Stick
*Coincidence? I think not*
5 string bass is in b standard not drop b, and a 9 string is is c# standard
@@maffooo2040 jokey jokes are not needing correction captain no fun
@@infinidominion Problem is, that this joke doesn't make ANY sense, because the statements made are simply factually wrong. It would have been funny, if the guy was right.
Lmao that good
Posting without watching: this won't end well....
Not low enough.
Did you try stacking more Drop Pedals for multiple octaves down?
I’ve been waiting for thissss
Fluff About to produce a note so brown you’ll shit your pants 🤣
Imagine Jared’s 20 string with a drop pedal
But stevie had the 20 string
Just got this pedal, it’s so sick!
The chugging songs like the dog from the Goosebumps theme song lol
I use a DROP with my baritone guitar since year (27" tuned B to b) and it's wonderful. Tracks really well (I mostly use the oct and oct+dry
settings). The only pedal I tried out which tracked EVEN better is the Bass Whammy! If Digitech would do a Bass Drop based on the Bass Whammy alghorhythms, I would get one ASAP!
I want to see what this does to a ukulele.
Not the content we want, but the content we need
Ok, this got me curious. I have an EHX Pitch Fork, which can go down three octaves. I wonder if I were to take my bass, and plug it into the pedal, and shift down three octaves, if the speakers in my 4x12 will even be able to reproduce that low of a frequency. No idea how many Hz three octaves below a bass guitar low E string would be, but I'm super curious to see if it's even within a 12" guitar speaker's audible range.
So basically, you change your tuning without having to tune? That’s a sick pedal, I need it
The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza wants their setup back
Jared Dines level of experimentation for sure. Surprised he didn’t hit this before you. Lol at how much fun you look like you’re having with that br00talness tho. Also nice analogy with the dogs barking on opiates lol
Band: “How low should we detune for this riff?”
Fluff: “Yes!”
Laughing my ass off just from the title and the video didn’t disappoint. 😂
Dropcore fixing to become a whole new sub-genre if guitars keep getting tuned lower
Quarantine is making us crazy, but I loved it, I have the same pedal
I have played guitar for some time and cannot hear the difference between the original and first 5 semi tones
That was fun. Thanks, Fluff!
Loved it man... That's proper dirty!!!
Been watching this channel a while and I still cant understand what you're saying at the end before "the links, down below". Lol. Love the vids my dude
No way in hell would I ever fuck around with a 9 string, but damn that Schecter might make me reconsider. Pretty nice axe!
Man I love the Damien Platinums. I have the Platinum 7. It’s amazing
This pedal is a masterpiece.
Thank you again for your first video about it, this is thanks to you that i bought it, and it's so fckin fun.
...and just like that, you created dogcore, tuned to drop bark on Ruffs, Beards & Gear
Fuck this. I loved this. Gives me the desire to put my bass into that pedal and try it. I loved this video.
barking dogs and angry robots. love it!
at this point we are playing bass and calling it playing guitar
Pretty much.
It sounds like a mixture of a dog barking and a transformer transforming haha
Been wondering about this too, the drop pedal alone is a legend!
Ayy just bought the same nine string, can’t wait to use it.
I use that pedal with my bass when I want it to follow my 7 string parts, I like it in the mix, but not on its own
You should've dropped the guitar to low B or even low A, before doing this. The tension on your 9th string is too heavy to have the proper resonance/overtones and in the end sounds like a mud (some guys blame EMGs for this, but the problem is tension and strings all the way) . The same thing goes with bass VI guitars (becoming popular after LOATHE band) when guys using 90s in E octave below (guys from LOATHE using right gauges, btw), instead of Meshuggah's 70s gauges or something like that. The tension should be in guitar world, not bass.
This is GLORIOUS.
Sounds early 00s metalcore esk to me. Which I like.
Hey man I'm not sure if you are familiar with Motley Crue but IF YOU HAVE ANY ADVICE on getting MICK MARS' tone please could you help me out? EQ and gear recommendations
Thank you for some of the best guitar advises I can ever hear.
By this point you can't even hear the note, just the harmonics of the note making the rest of the chugging. I get this is the point of guitars being tuned this low already, with the "You're tuning your guitar into bass territory" thing but by this point, the root frequency is completely incoherent.
It's was a fun experiment, but I think there's obviously a limit to how low you can tune a guitar and try to "make it a mid range instrument" still
What if you cut out the higher freq to the picking attack?
I probably need to hear this thru earphones or the home system
I could've sworn I've heard these noises before on the KoRn + Skrillex album.
I love how you can only here the pick scratching.
Between youtube compression, and my 9-year-old low-end Lenovo laptop speakers, every chug sounded identical. Ha!
Dont feel bad I have a 2 year old desktop with a nice sony system with subwoofers and couldnt hear a difference either
Throw a whammy DT in front of that. Because if you want to summon a dark lord, that’s how you would do it.
Maybe my speakers aren't very good but I really only noticed a difference on that one note when the strings weren't palm-muted. Not a fan of the super-low sounds to be honest.
it's more like you can Feel the pitch droping but the thing your really hearing is the "Djent" sound
Sounds like a dog trying to bark with a collapsed wind pipe.
I wanna see Jared's or stevie's 18/20 strings guitars hooked up to it
Video of the year!
Ryan, you looked like you had a fun time when playing that riff \m/ this video was a fun one!
As soon as I saw the title I was so ready
You discovered how to play dubstep on guitar. Congrats 🎉
Two and five were my favorite, but the pitch shifting wasn't very stark I'm not sure why, but those two stook out to me, but when we got lower the bend was the only thing that seemed to change and only very slightly
You're smiling like Stay Metal Ray lol 😂
This was awesome! Now you need a 10 string Guitar Yeah!!!
Yeah and now let's create a metal subgenre around this sound and call it "bark"
Basically what Thall is
Sounds amazing, that's my style of music
My pants can confirm, the brown note was located.
My first thought was that it sounded like a barking dog, how funny!!!
I was actually thinking about this yesterday before I got the pedal today and tried it
how exactly do you record a bass part to that.... Midi / software? I assume you don't have anything tuned lower than that....
I can hear the difference better in the first 3 settings and then when he got to the octave. The rest were noticeable on the bend to me
This is gonna be my new phone ringtone
Thanks fluff, you hit the brown note at the end and it made me shit myself. 🙄🙄
I was hoping you would also demonstrate the oct + dry setting, both with and without drums.
Can't even hear the pitch, pure pick attack! Modern metal brilliantly encapsulated 😆
Drop point 3 sounded the best of all them. But I could only really tell for the note that bends, all the others didn't sounded greatly different to me!
*reads title and starts evil laughing*
You had way too much fun with this, and it was a joy to watch! Loved it. When will you be auditioning for CANINUS?
So if you add Ryan Bruce plus Chugs you get Stay Metal Ray face?
Great, now I want a drop pedal
I have an Agile 830 (8 string with 30" scale). It is just as capable of playing a low c# just like that 9 string. But I realize no matter how thick the string is, the scale length is simply not long enough for that note. I've tried. I don't like the way it sounds. I would instead do a distorted bass with the right processing. Unless of course, someone can find me a 34" scale guitar.
Don't know if you still have the Agile, but I have a Schechter Hellraiser C9 (28" scale). The low C# is stable...with a 0.148 string lmfaoo. Seriously though, with the 148 on the C# and a 105 on on the F#, it's stable af. MUCH clearer than it was. Unwind bass strings and play with that. Get cheap singles. Hope this helps.
@@guerrillaradio9953 142? That's 1000000 pounds of tension 🤣
@@Zordid0 With dual carbon fiber truss rods, it's stable af. It's a damn nicely screwed together guitar, especially for the price. Get a 10-52 6 string set and a really heavy 5-string bass set and make a set out of that if you can't find singles. It works, and is piano-clear on clean channel.
Dude that was sick
It's like a mix of heavy metal with death metal
Ok I am hearing this with my JBL speakers, which are not bad at all, concerning clarity, bass response, etc... If you don't bend I don't hear any note, unless some distorted throat noise...
Fluff making a Kmac video?
I just got this pedal and I love it so much