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Thank you for all, support and, and...:) But where is Avernus?)

Thank you so much for the kind words, it's inspiring:)

Thank you!

Yeah, thank you🤘🤘🤘

Black metal for old people

@@CatchingtheMetalRiff-lx6wr Black Metal for cool people🤘🏼

Ohhhh, well that's a huge pile of experimentation. Used neural dsp gojira. But the presets there are not very good. I had to customize everything myself. Here's a scheme: The sound of the left guitar with quite bad midrange. It's like some kind of death metal meat. The sound of the right guitar is midrange, for clarity of sound. I spiced up the two guitars with a little bit of flanger for capacity. The gain is about less than half, at 3 or 4 + the built in amp on the active sounds at max (it's worth considering). And mixing two channels: Right channel - 50% right and 50% center. Left channel - 50% left and 50% center for mixing. As always, everything individually sounds like shit. But everything together sounds just fine).

@@CatchingtheMetalRiff-lx6wr thank you. A lot of informations. I think you reach a very good tone. Your sound kills. I like a lot. Good job!

@@AvernusBlackMetalCovers You play tube amps, right? That's gonna be complicated... No, no, no it's not complicated, it's more expensive. You'll need two condenser mics, or one condenser and one dynamic mic. A sound card for those mics, two inputs minimum. And any home studio on a computer. I used to have a laney head with a bunch of pedals. But the ‘computer’ sound confused and scared me. Until I tried it... And then, it's not hard to guess what happened.

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I'm writing them right now.

dropmefiles.com/MojnM

dropmefiles.com/MojnM

I think you should do it yourself. Especially for your son. You're a good father, right? So, work on that task

But if you have tabs, I would appreciate it as much as possible👍👍👍

@@JohnFisher-o5l Thank you for watching. John, I'd like to tell you something about the tabs. Try not to use tabs at all. When I started learning guitar, the internet was very weak. It didn't have videos, it didn't have music and stuff like that. I learned from what I heard. I watched fingering from concert videotapes of different bands, bought various books, etc. The path is full of suffering and pain)))). And maybe in the year 2000-2003 I came across some tabs. I tried it and I liked it for the first time, BUT. I felt that I got lazy, and complex parts of music I stopped to perceive by ear and my brain refused to work. It required searching for tabs and how others play a certain difficult moment of a song. What I want to say: tabs are not good, but not bad either. But it's better to try to do without them. For example, on this “wargod” I spent about forty minutes, more time on rehearsal and recording. I'll try to write you the tabs, I'll give you a link here in the comments.

@@JohnFisher-o5l dropmefiles.com/MojnM

@@JohnFisher-o5l dropmefiles.com/MojnM

dropmefiles.com/MojnM

Thank you, Steven, for your comment. I can say that it's a Lespaul that has been cured of all the problems and made for metal. I aesthetically always liked the Gibson, but it's very heavy, the body is thick, the fingerboard is thick and you have to pay a lot of money for all that. And what to give that kind of money for? For the history? For a legend? No way...

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@@CatchingtheMetalRiff-lx6wrI’m impressed :) Do you learn by hear or have you found tabs for this one ? I’d really like to learn it myself.

@@Doctedx Learn by hear. I'm counting on you to turn on this video in slow motion. And you'll understand everything. I plan to write tablatures, but in the future, when I have more free time. Thanks for watching, I hope it inspires :)

@@CatchingtheMetalRiff-lx6wr This is already amazing help indeed, thanks ;) Keep on the great work man.

@@Doctedx Thanks for the kind words, it inspires me to keep doing it:)

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I have a theory about that. I don't remember exactly who, Vikernes or Fenriz, said in one of the interviews that they were trying to create a style of “anti-music”. Meaning against all the trends of all the music of the early nineties. It seems to be a response to the death metal that was gaining popularity, with lowered guitar strings and etc. But I think nobody will know the truth) Thank you very much for your kind words).

@@CatchingtheMetalRiff-lx6wr I think your theory is true. I remember the interview on the magazines in early 90's they said it was an anti trend against Death Metal bands, experimental from US.

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it)

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Thanks))

Hey, no. I'll write them some time later

@@CatchingtheMetalRiff-lx6wr Cool! Are you planning to record Immoratal -wargod?

@@JohnFisher-o5l wargod? Оk, ill try

Thanks, glad you like it) Yes, I used neural dsp archetype gojira. I tried to get the sound closer to the original, but it's very rare to get it right. Most of the time it turns out to be something interesting)))) Links to screenshots of my settings here dropmefiles.com/g6r7E. If you try this, you'll need to add more gain to amp. I've got my guitar's built-in preamp cranked up to max.

Are you sure?! This is sick. Thank you for information. Pure Holocaust is my favourite Immortal's album. It tied me to Black Metal in early 90's.

@@AvernusBlackMetalCovers Yes. Its pretty common knowledge these days that Abbath did this on both Pure Holocaust and Battles in the North

Yeah. He’s correct. Recorded 10% slower. Even Master of Puppets was allegedly done that way to get riff clarity.

@@True_Necroholic thanks for informations. I didn't know it. I just adore first three Immortal album, expecially Pure Holocaust, but this trivia changes the vision on it.

@@roughguitarcovers Master of Puppets too? Today, just bad news 🤣

Thank you for))

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Thank you very much, this is my favorite song from this album to

no, why?

@@CatchingtheMetalRiff-lx6wr id like to learn it

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