You forgot the Band : Okay let's stop for a moment and talk about how to improve the song Guitar Player : "starts playing something" Band : STOP! Guitar Player : Okay, okay.... Band: "starts talking" Guitar Player : "plays some shit on full volume again" GAAAAAAAAH
that is exactly what my fucking little brother does we stop playing and i start talking about the song(i play bass) and next minute this cock head starts playing the fucking song while im talking 😐
+BeJomon Guilty. But I was previously in a band that cared more about cigarette breaks and only playing to look cool. So I moved to being a solo artist. :/.
As an audio engineer, i hear a lot of people say things like "just fix it in post" or "Just loop it" If you say that in studio, EVER, i will throw a 57 at you (They never break, its quite aerodynamically efficient too). Did that to the lead guitarist in a metal band I recorded the other week. Your job is to play the music right, our job is to capture it. That said, anyone want anything mixed?
heheh..."just fix it in post" means you shouldn't be in a studio in the first place...I've done it myself doing home recordings...but as its just hobbyist stuff it doesn't matter...
@Elliot Sharpe There is really no good point to looping. It's about as much use as Autotune. It just gives people who have no business being in the music industry, the means to create a mathematically perfect song. If you can't play the song on demand, why are you trying to record it?! Save yourself a lot of time and money and practice first
***** Yo man.. chill. Writing gotta come by itself you know. Gotta forget all techniques you learned, and trust your muscle memory. Imagine a sound in your head, and try to reproduce it. Compose in ur mind, even before you touch the guitar. When you get able to connect whats in your mind to the sound you produce, then, you are expressing yourself through the instrument, which is amazing for music. Also, learn how to listen.. if you play with some friends.. listen to them. Dont try to show skills around, and make fancy things you know.. try to fill in the part and reach a beautiful sound. Its easier to compose like that.
being able to play with a metronome is important, its not a matter of opinion or style. every piece is written in a time signature (mostly 4/4) and has a BPM. if the song is in 120 bpm and your hitting outside the beats every few notes, its going to sound like shit, plain and simple. unless your trying to add swing to your playing by hittin the off beats like in jazz. moral of the story, learn how music is structured before attempting to write anything, its going to make you a better musician in the end.
GamesOffNermal MetalBassist They're just creative in a different way. I get my best ideas while playing alone, they hear something and give their own interpretation simultaneously.
You again XD. You're definitely right! I love my Floyd Rose (we have the same guitar, I once commented it on one of your videos, it's an Ibanez GRG 250DX.) BUT the big problem is tuning the guitar... it's SO annoying. But you can do cool things with it and if it IS in tone, it STAYS very long. I think you can agree with me... but if I ever buy another guitar, I'd buy one without a floyd rose tremolo, so I play songs that are written in Drop C or whatever actually in Drop C XD.
+Me Li Personally, I love my FR Bridges; But I never liked the ones Ibanez puts on their guitars, I usually change them for a an OFR, Schaller licensed one or a Gotoh FR (mostly depending on the price class of the guitar) as long as it is the classic high-profile kind. A quality one is setup fast and the same goes for tuning it, but you are out of luck if you want to ever change the tuning. The only thing you can do is use something like an EVH D-Tuna but it requires to lock the FR in one direction.
James Steele What do you exactly mean by that? I mean... if I'm palm muting, my hand is on the strings and If I play "normal" chords or stuff like that, then my hand does Not touch the strings. So I would say no? But as I said, I don't know what you mean....
I laughed because I totally also make weird grunting and farting noises when I mess up, I thought that was a me thing...the singer makes fun of me for it :(
Haha, watching this, it seems like our guitarist is a bit unique. Quotes from him while we recorded our CD include; "Turn the rhythm guitar down, the orchestra is much more important." "We don't really need that lead part in there, turn the first violin up instead." And; "Bloody hell, have you heard that Lidls do caviar?"
As an guitarist (well my job is to play guitar so I think i can call myself that way) I find it sooooo amusing and funny! Cause those are things I used to say and probably I still say some of them xD That was sweet bro! Full dope! Keep good work, I'm waiting for more! Cheers from Poland.
you missed out "Can you tune it for me, I'm not good at that"... I've been playing with a guy for 12 years who, although brilliant, still can't tune up!
Why should i hate it? Allright, first it took about an hour to change strings, but now it's not a hard thing. And it's just simply can't get out of tune.
Dániel Horváth tbh floyd rose licensed bridges are pretty lame. if you do any whammying they go slightly but noticeably out of tune. I have one on a well loved schecter unfortunately :(
Depends how you whammy. a tiny bit of flattening the notes with neat delay/chorus/tremelo pedals can spice up a lot of stuff. Kinda like tapping and sweeping; good in moderation. But regardless, having a system that says you can whammy and stay in tune and not being able to stay in tune is fucking lame. And to say just don't do it at all because the system is that bad is pretty dumb.
Seriously dude your videos rock. I have been on a marathon of your videos. One you are a awesome guitarist. Second you have a great sense of humor about things and a great way of approaching music.
Jared Dines you were the one who made me laugh after a long long time... damn, thanks indeed, you're a master in guitar and sense of humor... love you.
the reason why lots of people hate floyd rose bridges and tremolos is because their a pain in the ass to set up and because theres alot more possible tuning and string breaking problems but once you have them set up their just awesome!! There really good for fast metal and melodic players plus you can always block the tremolo springs in the back so that its more like a les paul and when you pull a string the tremolo always stays leveled so that the other strings dont tune out.
I have never been able to hold a steady rythem, even after 5 years of playing guitar ... I lost it at "What's a metronome." So true. Edit: After watching the rest of the video, I can say that this is the most relatable video I have ever seen on youtube.
About 4 years ago, a buddy of mine (he was apprenticing with an audio engineer) had me in the studio recording so he could learn metal. I accidentally ended up writing a song in a 3/4 without realizing it. With the metronome playing i just couldn't get it on a whim the engineer said to try recording without the click. I did and nailed. He said in 33 years that was the first time he saw someone play better legitimately without a metronome.
Let me start off by saying that despite the fact that I don't sympathize with the kind of music you play.. I find this extremely funny and think that it's great that some of us can laugh at ourselves.... great work mate... have a nice day!
+Kanshi Talon He went to Musician's Institute for I think two years before joining the band. Plus his dad is a pretty prolific guitarist and he's learnt a lot of blues, jazz and country style from him growing up. I know a lot of really good guitarists including the guys from CHON, Polyphia, Aaron Marshall from Intervals, Tosin, Plini, Owane, Petrucci and while Syn's style differs from them, he's arguably the best in his genre. Progressive and djent and what people are now calling djazz is very different from heavy metal scene musically but Syn really is a versatile, humble and open minded guitarist. He's even gotten into the big band, gypsy jazz style of playing which is very eyebrow raising for someone in his genre
Eric Durant I thought I was going to be innocent of all these too. I failed at "If I could practice 8 hours a day I'd be a lot better" - because I have to be honest. I've actually said those exact words. SMH at myself. :D I also say "Dammit" a lot when I am learning a new song and I f/k it up.
Some people don't change their tuning every song. If you do, then you don't need a Floyd. Or for drop D you can get a D-tuna. For drop C, you need to change the strings gauges anyway.
I've never heard any of these phrases. Except the one I always say whenever i'm not home and have a guitar"Do you have a pick?". I always forget a pick. Lol.
Hey, an amateur guitarist here. And I have a question. 3:07, that sway he adds to the tone. Does that require a pedal/plug or what ever, because I have tired to do that so many times, but it just won't work. (Basically just bought a guitar and started out playing along to song I like via Songsterr.com, that is the level I am on)
What youre thnkking of is a pinch harmonic. Trust me look up videos on how to do it, and keep practicing. When I first started to try and do them, it sucked. Practice really does make perfect my friend. Don't give up!
Morgoth714 natural harmonic is a different thing, its when u just touch the top of the string very gently and then pluck the string. And u cant play it everywhere. What he did on the video is pinch harmonic.
Morgoth714 lol u dont know what are u talking about. It cant be a natural harmonic since you can clearly see he is bending the string and natural harmonic sounds totally different anyway. Btw unlike natural harmonics, pinch harmonics u can play basically anywhere.
I know the Slash comment was intended as a Steve Vai>Slash but personally I prefer Slash Is he as good, or as technically talented? I guess no but I feel more emotion from his playing. Vai to me is like Malmsteem just a load of technical show casing but no soul
+Chelonia Mydas no soul !? do you see the faces he makes when he is playing? he looks like he is making love to his guitar. steve vai definitely has soul
"What's a metronome."
I have not words for how true this is.
Cory Andrews It's even better when it's followed by "Yeah I've been playing, for about 8 years"
***** Why is it always exactly 8 years?
Because they started when they were ten.
+Cory Andrews they started at 5
+Cory Andrews My drummer hasn't a clue what one is either
There's nothing more awkward than when someone playing guitar just makes direct eye contact without saying anything while they play.
My friend used to do that when he played drums, soo creepy. lol
+Cameron Fischer Lol i did that when i had stage fright :D it was something beautiful.
+Cameron Fischer Lol, love doing that to people.. It's even better when it looks like you're flipping them off.
+Cameron Fischer I love doing that
lol i do that a lot just because i know they feel like this too
You forgot the
Band : Okay let's stop for a moment and talk about how to improve the song
Guitar Player : "starts playing something"
Band : STOP!
Guitar Player : Okay, okay....
Band: "starts talking"
Guitar Player : "plays some shit on full volume again"
GAAAAAAAAH
+BeJomon Every musician in the band is guilty of this though XD.
that is exactly what my fucking little brother does we stop playing and i start talking about the song(i play bass) and next minute this cock head starts playing the fucking song while im talking 😐
+BeJomon Guilty. But I was previously in a band that cared more about cigarette breaks and only playing to look cool. So I moved to being a solo artist. :/.
+Josh Kelley Good choice! I would have done the same in that situation.
+Josh Kelley Or found a different band.
As an audio engineer, i hear a lot of people say things like "just fix it in post" or "Just loop it"
If you say that in studio, EVER, i will throw a 57 at you (They never break, its quite aerodynamically efficient too). Did that to the lead guitarist in a metal band I recorded the other week. Your job is to play the music right, our job is to capture it.
That said, anyone want anything mixed?
Good for you dude. You're a credit to audio engineers.
heheh..."just fix it in post" means you shouldn't be in a studio in the first place...I've done it myself doing home recordings...but as its just hobbyist stuff it doesn't matter...
Sure! ...Wait, I gotta practice more first.
haha right?
@Elliot Sharpe
There is really no good point to looping. It's about as much use as Autotune. It just gives people who have no business being in the music industry, the means to create a mathematically perfect song. If you can't play the song on demand, why are you trying to record it?! Save yourself a lot of time and money and practice first
Seriously though, what is a Metro Gnome? I hear about them a lot; are they like studio helpers?
chazzy licks Do i plug it straight into the guitar?
chazzy licks you're
Jake Bowley Give me my sides back
A metro gnome is a small guy that hangs out in the city
That's a nice one))))))))
You forgot the half hour segment about them talking shit about the bass player.
I'm a guitarist and I can 100 percent confirm that this is true
I'm a bassist and I can 100 percent confirm that this is true
I am a Vocalist and I can 100% confirm that this is true
Im a keyboardist and i can 100 percent confirm that this is true
Shall we just become a band? Aha
"What's a metronome?" lol
***** You don't learn songs with one, you practice with one. There is much more to learning the guitar than learning songs.
It's all about technique man. Be tight and develop your own style.
***** That is the dumbest thing I have read all year.
***** Yo man.. chill. Writing gotta come by itself you know.
Gotta forget all techniques you learned, and trust your muscle memory.
Imagine a sound in your head, and try to reproduce it.
Compose in ur mind, even before you touch the guitar.
When you get able to connect whats in your mind to the sound you produce, then, you are expressing yourself through the instrument, which is amazing for music.
Also, learn how to listen.. if you play with some friends.. listen to them. Dont try to show skills around, and make fancy things you know.. try to fill in the part and reach a beautiful sound.
Its easier to compose like that.
being able to play with a metronome is important, its not a matter of opinion or style. every piece is written in a time signature (mostly 4/4) and has a BPM. if the song is in 120 bpm and your hitting outside the beats every few notes, its going to sound like shit, plain and simple. unless your trying to add swing to your playing by hittin the off beats like in jazz. moral of the story, learn how music is structured before attempting to write anything, its going to make you a better musician in the end.
"Yeah, Steve Vai is good but have u heard of Slash?"
I'm choking x°D
That one cracked me up
+Frank Ravin Different but both great.
Why not Joe Satriani?
+Royale With Cheese Same
have you heard of Steve Howe?
What's a metronome.
I actually heard some really good guys saying that
Omfg
That's the tippy tappy thing, right?
Yes
+Logan Bills I know, I was just kidding
lars...
How many guitar players u need to change a lightbulb?
3 - one is changing it and 2 say they can do it as well ;)
You need 2: 1 is changing it and the other is playing the solo
Music is win
"anyway here's Wonderwall"
said 90% of British guitar players these days.
Lmao I learned wonderwall for the sole purpose of impressing chicks, not gonna lie
+A Pokemon runescape that's the reason why people learn to play it
A Pokemon runescape did it work?
"I want a Floyd Rose, so bad."
"I can't stand Floyd Rose bridges."
The Bi-polar Guitarist.
I found out why bassists never write the songs. They play a riff, guitarists play another one and say "That's your riff, I just made it better".
+Bass Lightyeah This is something I can relate to on a spiritual level.
GamesOffNermal MetalBassist They're just creative in a different way. I get my best ideas while playing alone, they hear something and give their own interpretation simultaneously.
+Bass Lightyeah bass is just as important as guitar
GamesOffNermal MetalBassist True.
in fact its even more important because it underlines the guitar riffs while locking in with the drums 2 important things at once
It's been like 8 minutes and I just realized that I have the RUclips automatic looper on
"Just loop it, I'll get it eventually"
Castlemaster712 GOD DAMMIT
That high
I want a floyd rose so bad. I can't stand floyd rose bridges. Why won't it stay in tune!?!? XD so true story :P Man that video was awesome xD
You again XD.
You're definitely right! I love my Floyd Rose (we have the same guitar, I once commented it on one of your videos, it's an Ibanez GRG 250DX.) BUT the big problem is tuning the guitar... it's SO annoying. But you can do cool things with it and if it IS in tone, it STAYS very long. I think you can agree with me... but if I ever buy another guitar, I'd buy one without a floyd rose tremolo, so I play songs that are written in Drop C or whatever actually in Drop C XD.
+Me Li tuning floyd isn't hard and also not that easy in some point.once you get the hang of it,it's not a problem anymore
+Me Li Personally, I love my FR Bridges; But I never liked the ones Ibanez puts on their guitars, I usually change them for a an OFR, Schaller licensed one or a Gotoh FR (mostly depending on the price class of the guitar) as long as it is the classic high-profile kind. A quality one is setup fast and the same goes for tuning it, but you are out of luck if you want to ever change the tuning. The only thing you can do is use something like an EVH D-Tuna but it requires to lock the FR in one direction.
+Me Li do you rest your hand on the bridge
James Steele What do you exactly mean by that? I mean... if I'm palm muting, my hand is on the strings and If I play "normal" chords or stuff like that, then my hand does Not touch the strings. So I would say no? But as I said, I don't know what you mean....
"steve vai is good, but have you heard slash?" my friend say that and I almost killed him
I laughed because I totally also make weird grunting and farting noises when I mess up, I thought that was a me thing...the singer makes fun of me for it :(
I do that aswell 😂😂
Same tho but its been a while since I've played with my band so they dont make fun of me for making noises
Frank Da Tank I started just angrily playing the chord multiple times instead of trying to pick it right
"Can you scoop the mids?" - dies - 😂😂
I don't get it 😁
Daniel Scarlett you wont
"I want to throw in some pinch harmonics".
Sounds like every ZZ Top solo.
Agreed, but still love them! :D
but can he play "smoke on the water"?
See? Those are your tears, man.
No one can play the ultimate sacred guitar riff. Not even Steve Vai, or Eric Clapton.
No that’s too hard
I hear that when you play smoke on the water it is so hard that you body turns in to flames and you blow up in to a million pieces.
0-3-5 0-3-6-5 0-3-5 3-0
2014: Wish they made ten-string guitars...
2017: How cute.
Avenged can shred TBH. Syn is crazy and he still makes it sound great
Trevor Stockton yep
Yeah, but ATTILA SUCKS
"A7X Shreds!" "Slayer Shreds!" "Lamb of God Shreds!" "Attila sucks..." xD dying
Matthew Smith but he's damn right about Attila
@@davidgarcia6796 I like Attila
But, can it djent?
***** It CAN Djent!
***** Hey - A true Dgentleman wouldn't divulge that in public!
+RS TROUT wth is djent? :v
+Jared Dines Avenged Sevenfold shreds - hope that was meant serious, i love them^^
+Die Gaming Buletten I know it's considered heresy among a lot of people, but I love A7X (sue me)
I only do 10% of the stuff here. But on a serious note, we all forget to bring tuners sometimes.
Pun intended?
+Mercer Go home, Dad.
+Christopher Abeja except drummings, we never forget our tuners ;)
+Christopher Abeja i never forget my tuner...typical guitarist making excuses. thats like a surgeon forgetting his scalpel....
+Christopher Abeja I just have one permanently velcroed to my pedal board so I have one at any gig or recording session I play at.
1:29 Little did he know he would have 18 string guitar in few years
Haha, watching this, it seems like our guitarist is a bit unique. Quotes from him while we recorded our CD include; "Turn the rhythm guitar down, the orchestra is much more important." "We don't really need that lead part in there, turn the first violin up instead." And; "Bloody hell, have you heard that Lidls do caviar?"
As an guitarist (well my job is to play guitar so I think i can call myself that way) I find it sooooo amusing and funny! Cause those are things I used to say and probably I still say some of them xD
That was sweet bro! Full dope!
Keep good work, I'm waiting for more!
Cheers from Poland.
you missed out "Can you tune it for me, I'm not good at that"... I've been playing with a guy for 12 years who, although brilliant, still can't tune up!
+Jim Gannon D-do you want a cookie or something?
loquayrocks Who tuned this? Was it me? I think it was me.
Chuck Berry is infamous for not being able to tune his guitar. He's still one of the most influential guitar players of all time.
0:48 "I play all the time ... if I'm not partying. Or hanging out with friends". 😂
dude....even guys who love floyd rose bridges hate them. if you don't know what i'm talking about, you don't own a floyd rose.
Ibanez tremelo systems are infinitely better.
Why should i hate it? Allright, first it took about an hour to change strings, but now it's not a hard thing. And it's just simply can't get out of tune.
Dániel Horváth tbh floyd rose licensed bridges are pretty lame. if you do any whammying they go slightly but noticeably out of tune. I have one on a well loved schecter unfortunately :(
Vred then don't do whammy, it's pretty lame trick after all
Depends how you whammy. a tiny bit of flattening the notes with neat delay/chorus/tremelo pedals can spice up a lot of stuff. Kinda like tapping and sweeping; good in moderation. But regardless, having a system that says you can whammy and stay in tune and not being able to stay in tune is fucking lame. And to say just don't do it at all because the system is that bad is pretty dumb.
3:04 is me scaring people with my guitar
DID HE SAY AVENGED SEVENFOLD?! OMG FINALLY!
Seriously dude your videos rock. I have been on a marathon of your videos. One you are a awesome guitarist. Second you have a great sense of humor about things and a great way of approaching music.
2:43 Thumbs Up if your a RUSH Fan \m/
benserv02 passage to Bangkok is the best song they made ever😁😁😁😁
1:38 literaly me every fucking jam session
I actually love A7X, slipknot, and dream theater
Jared Dines you were the one who made me laugh after a long long time... damn, thanks indeed, you're a master in guitar and sense of humor... love you.
I actually like Avenged Sevenfold though. ;~;
Yes, but since they're pretty big, they are obviously going to get a bunch hate. Anyways, listen to whatever you like, fuck what other people say. :)
jr4chargers
Exactly! Quote by M. Shadows, the lead singer for A7x: "Be yourself and like what you like. Fuck everyone else."
jr4chargers But no JB right?
elitebelt JB?
jr4chargers Justin Bieber
the reason why lots of people hate floyd rose bridges and tremolos is because their a pain in the ass to set up and because theres alot more possible tuning and string breaking problems but once you have them set up their just awesome!! There really good for fast metal and melodic players plus you can always block the tremolo springs in the back so that its more like a les paul and when you pull a string the tremolo always stays leveled so that the other strings dont tune out.
7 strings are cool, but they dont DJENT like a 8 string hahahhaha that was straight up fuckin hilarious! nice video dude
I would love to see his reaction to a 12 string
Lost it at 3:32 :DD That face expression totally nailed it :D!
I have never been able to hold a steady rythem, even after 5 years of playing guitar ... I lost it at "What's a metronome." So true.
Edit: After watching the rest of the video, I can say that this is the most relatable video I have ever seen on youtube.
Hey! I'm currently listening to Van Halen, Don't say mean things :(
+Jared Dines Just saw them play last month too :D.
5150 ain't Van Halen
+AllOutWar5000and1 it's a song buy them and the name of his amp
+AllOutWar5000and1 Eddie designed the 5150 amps, so yeah.
its just a prank
Should be, "Things that shitty core guitarists say in the studio"
Definitely not a hate comment, I like the video.
More like capitalizing on the talk of crunchy guitars and breakdowns.
2:59 this is actually me trying to play pinch harmonics lmao
Attila does suck though.
Yeah it does
and you swallow
Hank Hill Yep. That shit lingers for hours. Get the Listerine XD
That grammar thou. And yeah, go listen to metallica for the rest of your life, because they don't do 0-0-0-0, right?... So interesting riffs...
DxArmyMember001
implying that people hate Attila just because they can't play guitar
The 20 seconds of pure sound effects had me lol
Too good. Laughed way too much and mainly at myself
Dude, you are my hero for making these videos.
About 4 years ago, a buddy of mine (he was apprenticing with an audio engineer) had me in the studio recording so he could learn metal. I accidentally ended up writing a song in a 3/4 without realizing it. With the metronome playing i just couldn't get it on a whim the engineer said to try recording without the click. I did and nailed. He said in 33 years that was the first time he saw someone play better legitimately without a metronome.
Let me start off by saying that despite the fact that I don't sympathize with the kind of music you play.. I find this extremely funny and think that it's great that some of us can laugh at ourselves.... great work mate... have a nice day!
"Avenged Sevenfold shreds." FUCK YEAH THEY DO!!
+Zwyni Savageau I AGREE WITH THIS MAN!
Not only that but Syn studied Jazz in college! He's not just a shredder with no soul. R.I.P. The REV :'(
Syn Gates went to a music school, basically
+Kanshi Talon He went to Musician's Institute for I think two years before joining the band. Plus his dad is a pretty prolific guitarist and he's learnt a lot of blues, jazz and country style from him growing up. I know a lot of really good guitarists including the guys from CHON, Polyphia, Aaron Marshall from Intervals, Tosin, Plini, Owane, Petrucci and while Syn's style differs from them, he's arguably the best in his genre. Progressive and djent and what people are now calling djazz is very different from heavy metal scene musically but Syn really is a versatile, humble and open minded guitarist. He's even gotten into the big band, gypsy jazz style of playing which is very eyebrow raising for someone in his genre
AGREED. I got so excited when he said that
"Can you just copy and paste that one so I don't have to track it again?" Everyday...
That "riff" he made sounds like a slowed down version of Duality
"You recorded the drum part wrong. Now my guitar riff doesn't fit." freaking hilarious
Good god, I was praying to god that I wasn't guilty of any of this and i'm glad to say that I'm 101% guilt free from all of this scrub lord-ism.
Eric Durant I thought I was going to be innocent of all these too. I failed at "If I could practice 8 hours a day I'd be a lot better" - because I have to be honest. I've actually said those exact words. SMH at myself. :D
I also say "Dammit" a lot when I am learning a new song and I f/k it up.
I'm a huge Rush fan and I love your comments in the Bass, Drums and Guitar video. We all say it, and we know it. Haha
I have a Floyd rose on one of my guitars and I almost never have to tune it
never have to tune it but when you want to change your strings tuning, it becomes a nightmare
simpletown323 I still have no problem when I change my strings
i meant when you want to go from standard e tuning to dropped d or something. all the strings go out of tune
Some people don't change their tuning every song.
If you do, then you don't need a Floyd.
Or for drop D you can get a D-tuna.
For drop C, you need to change the strings gauges anyway.
Whoa, you're the only other person I've seen with my guitar model :p Awesome! Great video by the way spot on XD
I think this should clarify. "Things METAL guitarists say"
2:31 so many story's at practice
Sweeping is for brooms and women.
EDGE
Dude its a joke. Like you sweep with brooms and women stereo-typically sweep the floors.
Haha get it?! Because they both sweep the floors in a house?!!! HAHAH!!! Seriously though, good joke
WTF?? Not funny
I have said everyone of these gems of Wisdom since the 80s, hilarious. Very entertaining.
Wearing a Whitechapel shirt taking shots at Slayer. Know your roots boy.
Yw ty u 2
Pair of double ds am i r?
Why you mad? I thought the Whitechapel shirt went pretty well with the pretentious bullshit he was spewing :)
baa
Thrash metal is terrible so is slayer
AHAH, YES!!! A RUSH REFERENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE NOW MY FAVORITE RUclipsR!!!!!!!! :D:D:D:D:D
That tuning though at the end.....
As a guitarist, I have said half of these things XD you gained my subscription!
it sounds so Much better live
That riff you've been working on for a while, @3:24 is an automatic laughter induced coma.
Have you heard of Demetori?
I've never heard any of these phrases. Except the one I always say whenever i'm not home and have a guitar"Do you have a pick?". I always forget a pick. Lol.
3:26 Totally Ripping Off Paper Cuts By Nirvana xP
"Can you scoop the mids?"
"There's no clarity in this!"
Producer woes
2:43 That's me.
Nice Jeff Loomis reference . Love your videos man
Sadly, I have said many of these things lol
Bassistking Don't feel bad,I have too ;)
As a drummer, i have seen that all too much. As such, i never ended up playing with members like that for too long. Hahahaha. Spot on.
I love Avenged Sevenfold!!
Me too!
"Can you just scoop the mid? I just want a SUPER BEEFY tone".
That laughs me to death. Lol.
"Check out this pedal"
"i've been working on this riff for a while", his face is flawless when he does that "riff"
Avenged Sevenfold and Slayer do shred tho..
It's good to know I'm not the only one who makes awkward noises at their guitar when they mess up :)
Is it bad that some of these are really me?
me 2 man lets get past this together its embarassing
nead mich yeah i feel kinda bad bro lol
Hey, an amateur guitarist here. And I have a question.
3:07, that sway he adds to the tone. Does that require a pedal/plug or what ever, because I have tired to do that so many times, but it just won't work.
(Basically just bought a guitar and started out playing along to song I like via Songsterr.com, that is the level I am on)
What youre thnkking of is a pinch harmonic. Trust me look up videos on how to do it, and keep practicing. When I first started to try and do them, it sucked. Practice really does make perfect my friend. Don't give up!
He's playing a natural harmonic at the third fret (it's hard to produce without lots of treble/gain) and using excessive vibrato on it.
Morgoth714 natural harmonic is a different thing, its when u just touch the top of the string very gently and then pluck the string. And u cant play it everywhere.
What he did on the video is pinch harmonic.
PyroMonster94 It could be either, but since he did it at the 3rd fret it was most likely a natural harmonic.
Morgoth714 lol u dont know what are u talking about. It cant be a natural harmonic since you can clearly see he is bending the string and natural harmonic sounds totally different anyway. Btw unlike natural harmonics, pinch harmonics u can play basically anywhere.
0:58 I have a friend who said exactly that
I use all of your videos to show my self what not to say. It's like metal edict 101
I do like Avenged Sevenfold, though.
Me too!
Same
working a year on this riff for awhile had me in stitches laughing
2:56- me pinching
+StuntMuffin01 Pinching is easy xD I somehow learned it by accident, by myself and without guides/videos etc. I don't know why some ppl find it hard.
Minato Arisato Im just an idiot, believe me. I can do it but it doesn't sound great, its passable but certainly not zach wilde
StuntMuffin01 You mean Zakk Wylde? And yeah, my pinching is not at the Dimebag level or anything but I think it sounds good.
Minato Arisato Yeah, not a huge fan of his style (thats why I don't know how to spell the mans name)
For some reason this reminds me of all the things League of legends champions say, like different types of laughs, jokes and taunts.
A7X IS AWESOME
I agree! Synyster gates is my Idol!
You forgot Kirk Hammett in the St. Anger era:
Yeah, I got that, it's just the notes in between are focking with me...
me to myself in my bedroom
This guy is so funny, but right on with everything...drummers, bass players, guitarists, etc. Should be required watching for all band members.
It's funny because it is true
That was so accurate. Between all of the guitarists I know, I have heard almost everything in this video.
I know the Slash comment was intended as a Steve Vai>Slash but personally I prefer Slash
Is he as good, or as technically talented? I guess no but I feel more emotion from his playing. Vai to me is like Malmsteem just a load of technical show casing but no soul
Steve Vai is an amazing guitarist, I just don't care for his music.
+Chelonia Mydas no soul !? do you see the faces he makes when he is playing? he looks like he is making love to his guitar. steve vai definitely has soul
Dude.....have you heard Whispering a Prayer or For the Love of God? Steve Vai has sould.
"Can you just scoop the mids i want a really beefy tone"
"There's no clarity in this tone"