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Thanks man, it was fun to play as well

Umm I think it was just regular dropped C. Why you chose 448hz is it because of that tape effect thing(similar to the ride the lightning)where it slightly makes the notes sharper because it's sped up a little? .I'm asking because don't know much about that technical stuff :)

Thanks a lot man, appreciated it. Oh it's funny that you mentioned that, I'm going through a similar phase atm, I've recently injured myself after years of bad playing habits and I also can relate to that limitations cause I was feeling stuck in some aspects especially in rhythm playing. On my way to achieving that "proper technique" haha Cheers, thanks for the comment!

Thanks mann 🤘😎

Yeah, like they do in the video clips, that's one way to do it, it works if you are going for a more polished and mixed cover. Or you can simply put the backing track or whatnot and play it in one take while simultaneously recording the video, keeping it more authentic and live-sounding with little mistakes or noises here and there. Both are fine it just depends on how you want to approach it.

Just as I did to yours haha thanks!

Yea looking back to it, I really dunno why I didn't include that one you're right haha

Finding the sweet spot is the hardest but after you get comfy with it, then it becomes pretty natural I'd say. Thanks for watchin!

Oh thanks a lot, mate. Took some tweaking but yea I'm also happy with the result, cheers!

yea that one definitely slaps hard

Right on man! It's also easy to play and has a great vibe to it!

Yeah, me too, so cool!

Yeah love is so underrated

Heyy, thanks a lot. I really appreciate it. Yeah, wanted to include some of their more emotional and dynamic songs to make the list more diverse and representative of their discography. I'm glad you find your favorites in there too. Also, the mandolin is a beautiful instrument. I remember having one lying around in my home when I was a kid, and I liked it, but I lost interest over time for whatever reason. It would be interesting to hear Gojira riffs on a mandolin. You should make that happen and upload it, haha. Welcome to the channel! cheers

​@@0secmusic9 You def get first dibs on listening when I get there, hopefully soon! I don't have any video equipment, but just got some good audio recording stuff, so the next step is a mini-lesson on producing I guess! :) (Though it's worth saying up front that I can't cover them note for note - between the speed and the ... challenge of translating them, I just try to get something close enough to capture the feeling).

​@@TaeKwonHottie Haha, I'd be happy to. Just let me know when it's ready! Don't worry about the equipment and the note-for-note thing; just go for it when you feel like it. I'm sure it will sound good. Also, I think the note-for-note approach isn't that creative or engaging. Hearing something with a personal touch and a different style is always more interesting, even if it's imperfect or whatever, in my opinion. Of course, I can think of exceptions and other ways around it, but that would be my take on it:) rock on!

The outro riff reminds me of Remembrance, that's why I left it out. But that was a great one, for sure.

Indians is my favorite song, I love the vocals they are so aggressive and different from other gojira songs and stuff

Yeah, me too! It was lots of fun to play that one as well. Thanks for watching.

Yea, It's pretty good \m/

Amazing picks btw

Yea, I never felt good about that one haha Thanks for your comment!

Oh yea, for sure dude!

I have a video where I show how I go about recording guitar covers. There you can see the method I use to get a good sound. For this one, I used Archetype Gojira and recorded guitar on two tracks and panned them hard left and right. That's the basic trick for getting a good full-sounding guitar tone(double tracking). Hope that helps, let me know if you have any questions, take care!

@@0secmusic9 tysm, i really appreciate it man :D

Yea, I'd also add Terra Incognita to that. Lots of great riffs on those records!

@@0secmusic9 Terra is great too but I feel like on Link you can hear there sound really taking shape but there is still so much rawness it ends up sounding like Morbid Angel half the time

@@mikesbadopinions9671 Oh, I see what you're saying. Yea, you can totally see their progression and development in that album, both songwriting and sonic-wise. Now that you mentioned it, not too long ago I made that same Morbid Angel reference to someone haha Cheers dude!

Hi, Dolce I've finally found some free time and currently working on Metallica stuff, similar to this kind of concept. Stay tuned for that, see you on the next one, cheers!

Yea, dude, it gives me a campfire-type of feeling, so soothing. Cheers!

Instant goosebumps, for sure. It has a special place. Thanks for your comment, cheers!

Backbone was my 4th pick, I choose Where Dragons Dwell over that one because it's special to me. Yes, that's also great, but it's so hard to choose, dude, even Flying Whales has more than 3 great riffs haha Cheers!

Where Dragons Dwell helped get me through some hard times. But I gotta agree that Backbone is absolutely killer, that's a song where the simultaneous riff + vocals combo just exponentiates both to higher levels. So rad.

Oh, definitely, he was so ahead of his time. Listening back to his records still sounds fresh. Thanks a lot, Soroosh!

@@0secmusic9 indeed. For sure dude :)

Yea ikr? haha Thanks a lot, mate!

Thank you very much, I tried to get them all right as close as I can get, and good to hear that you've liked the result. I appreciate your kind words, mate. Cheers!

Oh, yea, they're all bangers for sure. If I made this list from 5 riffs instead of 3, my life would be so much easier lol Thanks, mate, I appreciate your comment!

Maybe a couple of hours. Honestly, if you only listen without seeing the notes, it feels harder than it actually is. Then I go from extremely slow to learn the pattern, and after memorizing it, I speed it up. And voilà! haha

Hey, thanks a lot. Glad to hear that, dude!

Haha, I appreciate it, mate! That's what I tried to accomplish, as close as I can get to the original, good to hear that you receive it like this. Thanks again, and cheers!

Glad to hear that! Yea, I also find that song to be a little underappreciated. Maybe it flew under the radar since other songs in that album are relatively more outstanding, idk just a thought haha

Absolutely, my favorite album from Gojira 🤘

Yea, exactly, I just wanted to have a little variation in the list here and there with something more melodic and emotional instead of constant blast beats and chugs. Cheers!

@@0secmusic9 Yeah that makes sense

Yea, but only three riffs :/ Sacrifices were made haha

Oh yea, definitely has that old-school death metal sound.

Thank you, dude!

Yea I can relate to that haha

Hey, it was my entry for Bradley Hall's riff contest. If you want to check it out here's the link: ruclips.net/video/Tjxw6K8E0tY/видео.html Cheers!

Hey, thanks a lot, mate! No, not really, am I missing out on his work? I mean I've heard about him and Symphony-X but never listened to their stuff. Maybe I should check it out from your suggestions. Thanks for sharing this!

@@0secmusic9 The oldest 2 or 3 albums from the 90's are more neo-classical, but the songs I mentioned are from the later, heavier albums, which are my favorite. Yea, any of the songs I mentioned would give you a good idea of the riffs I'm talking about. Might not be your thing, but worth a try.

@@FifatlasHD Oh, I will definitely be checking out those. I also dig the neo-classical influence, I'd probably check both their early and late stuff. Thanks again!

Oh, my pleasure, mate! Haha spiced it up a little with the memes. Thank you so much, it's great to hear that! Welcome and see you in the next one! Cheers 🤘

Haha, good old memes!

huh? wdym lol

Hmm, I don't get that vibe tbf. What made you feel that way, is it a specific thing or just the general vibe of the song or something? I'm interested to hearing that!

Oh, I'm happy to hear that, Yannick. I tried to encapsulate their discography in a short and precise format with guitar tones close to their original work. Thanks a lot for your comment!

Yea, Wolf Down The Earth's vibe is different than the rest in that album IMO, and I kinda dig that part, and since this is my personal favorite type of list, that's why I went with it. Thanks a lot, mate, exactly!

@@0secmusic9 Chuck's riffs in Death are really fun to play as well, if you haven't heard/learned some of those yet.

​@@FifatlasHD Yess, mate, Death is also one of my favorites I know their whole discography. Speaking of Death, I shared a new cover of Crystal Mountain check it out if you want. Cheers!

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Hey, thanks, Romario. I appreciate it!

Indeed it is. Never had the chance to met him or see him performing live, but still, it makes me so sad when I think about his passing. Yea, such a legend, dearly missed. Thanks a lot, and the same goes for me!🤘