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Thanks for giving me the mental picture of Donald Duck shredding a Hellraiser!

You’ll find me gettin’ rowdy in the front row!

Can't say for sure, but I wanted it to be heavy!

🤗🤘

There’s also a version up without the solo if you want to noodle through that part! ruclips.net/video/TZ5KKs9Y12s/видео.htmlsi=9QgJ6byw9XuXPCRM

Thanks, Mr. Lance!

One thing’s for sure, no one on YT draws quite like I do!

Hi Prakhar, thanks for the thumbs up! I'm not sure a tutorial from me would be super helpful, but I can think about something to maybe put up in the future. My process is very slow, partly because I'm busy with other things and partly because I don't want to release anything I'm not happy with. I use YT for my writing and recording practice, actually! I never sit down with a plan to write or record. If something fun comes out of my fingers when I'm noodling, I'll open up Cubase and record a block. From there, it's a grab bag of putting in drums here and there, blocking off more guitar lines, and seeing if anything cool comes out of bass or synth. I don't play drums, but I also don't use preprogrammed grooves - everything is done manually. I see that as part of my learning process. I watch a lot of videos on Drumeo, MEINL Cymbals, etc. to get ideas for drums. For mixing/mastering/writing, I watch channels like GetGood Drums, Joey Sturgis Tones, Waves Audio, URM Academy, and others. Many times, I don't love a song at first, but as I keep adding polish, it grows on me. I hope I get better with each track!

@@outbacktracksofficial that's awesome! Thank you so much for the detailed reply. Subbed to your channel - looking forward to more awesome tracks!

Maybe someday I’ll hit the big time!

You said you're not joking, but I'm still gonna give you a "haha!" I do the YT tracks for fun and to practice songwriting/mixing/mastering. People liking them, playing along, and practicing with them is a big bonus to me. I appreciate the love, NatPat!

Arch Enemy was killer in the 2000s, but they did jump the shark in the 2010s and are now sort of an inferior version of what they used to be. They're not necessarily bad these days, but nothing compared to what they used to be. First Swedish melodeath band I got super into. In Flames(I'm actually wearing a shirt of them rn) was killer in the late 90s, decent in the early 2000s, and their latest songs are fine. As I Lay Dying's comeback album was pretty good, and they had their moments back in the 2000s, but they are pretty repetitive and tend to recycle their material. I don't think I've heard a Five Finger Death Punch song I've been super into. Their most recent stuff I've heard is flaming hot garbage.

Thanks! 🤘🤘

I’m glad it’s bringing back memories haha!

It is 4/4 with 3 eighth notes per beat, which makes it 6/8 (or 12/8 if you want to split the measures differently). It is felt as 4/4 because it is counted as 1-2-3-4-5-6 with emphasis only on the 1 and 4. However, the 4/4 that is felt is actually dotted quarter notes, not quarter notes. If you go to the bridge section at 3:06, you might more clearly hear the 3 notes per beat. Songs like these can be notated several different ways: 1. 6/8 (with different metronome options) 2. 12/8 (with different metronome options) 3. 4/4 (with all notes written as triplets) 4. 4/4 (with a shuffle feel notated) 5. Etc. Some songs that are in 6/8 or 12/8 with the same feel as this track are: 1. Prayer Position (Periphery) 2. The Beautiful People (Marilyn Manson) 3. Children of the Grave (Black Sabbath) 4. Burn It to the Ground (Nickelback) Some resources for recognizing and counting compound time signatures are: 1. www.key-notes.com/blog/compound-meter 2. ruclips.net/video/UKAydK2SxUg/видео.html

@@outbacktracksofficial I know what you mean, Mr Outback, but sometimes arrangements can be like 3 crotchets taking 2 beats, making it sound 6/8 or 3/4. I usually label this swing or triplet feeling as 4/4 with all notes written as triplets. "Suck My Attitude" by Warmen was written in 4/4 with all notes written with all notes in triplets (the tab creator didn't arrange it 100% correctly for it's not the official tab).

Glad you like it! 🤘

I put the tabs in the video description, my man! I've also uploaded a drums-only version of this track if you want to play it yourself or make something new up over it: ruclips.net/video/S9lQBo82Y8A/видео.html

Thanks man!

I’ll get it up ASAP!

Tab links are in the description now!

I’ll get on it, my guy!

Tab links are now in the description. Have a blast!

Hey man, you go at your own pace!

I’m glad someone appreciates the very little work I put into these pictures

​@@outbacktracksofficialif I paid you could you put together like an hour set list that i could play to/and practice for a live performance set. Maybe like an hour long. All drop D I love your stuff

Not sure what you’re exactly looking for, but I do have a Drop D playlist. Does this work: Drop D Backing Tracks ruclips.net/p/PLl3geG_58zW8AmV4O16Ht75UygbvLgMwN

Plenty more to come!

Glad to hear that! 🤘

Give me a few days, and I’ll get you one. I have to relearn the song first lol

I put links to TuxGuitar and PDF versions of the tabs in the description. Have fun!

@@outbacktracksofficial thank you so much. I have a few things I would like to talk to you about. My band would like to use some tracks but we would give you credit also. Do you have an email or a way of contact?

Feel free to use the music. I just ask that you: 1. Put a link to my channel and the specific track video whenever you upload your media 2. Put a link to your upload in my specific track comments

I missed it!

That's awesome! I would love to assemble a set of their recommended strings to see the difference. I was weirdly disappointed when I tried the NYXL and loved them so much...because they're more expensive, ha!

Hey Joshua, go for it! The only things I ask is that you 1) put a link to this track page wherever you post your version and 2) put links to your mixes in this comment feed so I can check them out!

Thanks mate