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i commented this shit before i saw your 9 cover and the comment on my channel 💀jesus

Well? Bro, I'm suffering hard rn💀. But thanks.

Now imagine us listening to this on a snowed in night of my 4th story "modern" eastern European apartment in a room lit by the TV, laying in a bed next to the window where we can look out and see the heavy snow ontop of all the buildings and blanketing the roads. It's Slightly chilly but we have each other's warmth under the sonic blankey.

@@juggerswood dawg im just here for the music.

Im here for you ​@6xxluixx614 I'm real.

Could be beautiful ಠ_ಠ

@@Matacuri_666 Not a stupid question. I used Superior Drummer 3, Death & Darkness SDX on all of my Trist videos.

It's nothing special. I just drowned a dry guitar tone in reverb for all my trist videos. Edit: I can't remember exactly what I used here, maybe I can look later. I think for all my trist videos, it was: "Archetype Nolly" > "Dragonfly Hall Reverb" And I'd pretty much just use an absurd amount of the reverb. But really, I think any hall reverb would work. Then just double tracked, one panned hard left, the other hard right.

Superior Drummer 3, Death & Darkness sdx

@@lkshiuxcvy ty

Here is Květy Snových Dálek www.songsterr.com/a/wsa/trist-kvety-snovych-dalek-tab-s549793

Hi. I'm not really the guy to ask, as I just use amp plugins, not actual amps lol. But if you're going for the "lo-fi" type dsbm tone, then basically any heavily distorted tone will do, and maybe reverb. If you're trying to record, I'd recommend doing everything in the box, ("in the box" means in a computer, if you don't know) as it's much easier, cheaper, and you have a lot more options for guitar tones using plugins and impulse responses, especially if you're a beginner. If you have any other questions, ask and I'll try to give a good answer, but know I'm no pro myself lol.

@@lkshiuxcvy Where can I start playing and learn more quickly? I've started with tablature and I'm understanding how it works, but I still don't have that speed with my fingers. Could you give me some advice? Thank you! I fixed the amplifier and now it produces an even heavier sound. I appreciate it! Do you have Discord or Instagram? So, if ever, I can contact you there.

I don't know how much of a beginner you are, but when I first started, I learned from Justin Sandercoe's website (lol), kinda cringe, but it got me started since I'm self taught. BM and especially dsbm is really simple, so even a beginner would probably be able to play most bm songs, though it may take a bit to get used to switching between chords. It also depends on how good you're trying to get, if you're just trying to have enough technique to play BM, then I think you should find a tab for a song you like that is within your ability and practice that until you can play it well. Again, bm is really simple so it will probably only take learning a few songs well before you're able to play most. Also my discord is lol321#2107 (wack ik lol) This is unrelated but are you just learning for fun, or are you trying to make your own music?

@@lkshiuxcvy Thank you, and anyway, for creating my own dsbm music project, but that's still far off. I've downloaded an application on my phone with tablatures for every song. I spend 1-2 hours a day on it, and I'm learning slowly. I want to become good at playing, and I hope I can achieve that

Keep in mind that guitar playing is a relatively small part when it comes to making a bm song, so don't get too hung up on it. And if you're doing everything on your own then there's also song-writing, mixing, recording, etc, which are all equally important. Feel free to contact me on discord if you want any help, I don't mind. Good luck

You're talking about the bassline at 0:23? The rhythm is kind of hard to explain in a comment, not that it's very complex though. I'm playing these notes as 8th notes, all on the A string, and sliding up to them: 2nd fret, 4th fret, 7th fret, 9th fret, then 10th fret. The E on the 7th fret I'm only playing for a single 8th note. Also a lot of the sound is coming from the massive amount of reverb I have on the bass, lol.

It's a very simple song, I can just tab it in a comment (if youtube lets me and doesn't delete it lol) Riff 1: e-- B-- G--9---9--- D--10-10- A--0---8--- E-- Play those chords for 2 measures *each* Then there's a variation with these chords: e-- B-- G--9---12-12-10-9--- D--10-10-10-10-10- A--0---0---8---8---8--- E-- Those are just the chords, though the rhythm is super simple, I'm sure you can figure it out easily Riff 2: e-- B-- G-- D-------0----------0----------0---------0------------------------------------------------------------- A----4----4----4----4----4----4----4----4--------------------------------------------------------- E--2---------2-----------1---------1------------------------------------------------------------------- x2 x2 (Let each note ring) All played as 8th notes. The guitar is also super drowned out in reverb btw

Thanks. The tone is really simple. I'm using the rhythm amp & cab of the Archetype Nolly amp sim by Neural DSP. Along with an absurd amount of reverb, a very wet mix, specifically, I'm using Dragonfly hall reverb, which is a free plugin.

@@lkshiuxcvy Hell yeah dude, I've been playing with the Soldano 100 sim by Neural DSP, it's great. Might have to check out Archetype Nolly. Great channel. Cheers

Hey man, any chance you’d be willing to share your preset for this particular track? Be cool to play along.

Yeah you're right about the first chord, I thought it may have been slightly off, my bad. I am playing it in 8th notes though, I'm not playing the upstrokes

@@lkshiuxcvy Yes, I know you are only playing downstrokes but it's still 16th notes. 16th notes means that you are playing 4 notes every beat. Because as I said, the original song is half the speed. It's not 122 bpm, more like 61 bpm. So, you strum the chords twice as often as you should.

I understand what you're saying. I just opened up the daw session and re-recorded a riff as quarter notes at 122 bpm, just to see if it was accurate. And yes, you're right, the riffs are half the speed in the original, my bad. Though, 8th notes at 61 bpm, or quarter notes at 122 bpm, it's the same, you know this.

No thanks, I appreciate the offer though

@@lkshiuxcvy why not though I'm sure you'd like my songs

@@inthecold9685 most violent music offer I've seen so far

Thanks a lot. Just uploaded a video of that song

Yeah, exellent idea, can't believe that nobody think about this format yet, this dude is genious

You're welcome, glad it helped

Will do. Thanks for watching

Hey, thanks for the tabs! Keep the videos coming so I can discover new songs :), since you are taking requests may I recommend Poslední Cesta also by Trist or Life Revisited by Make a Change...

@@gotrxphall1664 Thanks for watching, Yeah, I think I could do those songs. I ordered a camera, I'll probably get it within a week, that way I can add actual footage to my videos and then I'll upload some more. I'm working on a more general dsbm tutorial video in the mean time, which hopefully I'll be able to finish soon. :)

@@lkshiuxcvy That's nice to hear. Have you thought about creating your own songs?

@@gotrxphall1664 I've made quite a few already actually, but never released anything. And just instrumentals because I'm terrible at vocals right now lol.

How about something from Psychonaut 4 or Apati?