Most hard rock songs have the contrast between slow/mellow and harder/faster movements, but they're very sudden sometimes in Tool songs. It's striking.
@@kodyk488 On the album, the bass swells were likely Taurus synth pedals, but the transcription suggested it. Would also pull the cable in and out of the plug for a sputtering rhythm like Randy Rhoads did on his Tribute solo, until I decided maybe that was wearing it out too quickly
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Nice way to start off my weekend. Welcome back!
Most hard rock songs have the contrast between slow/mellow and harder/faster movements, but they're very sudden sometimes in Tool songs. It's striking.
Super cool, soo much detail
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Sounds great! Do you take cover requests?
@@hitschan666 depends on the song but yeah, shoot
@@kodyk488 Dunwich Child by Electric Wizard, since it's Halloween season 😁
4:02 I used to do the same thing with the swells at the start of Red Barchetta instead of a volume pedal. Don't need one!
@@LeslieField-k1u nice 😊. Takes some practice.
@@kodyk488 On the album, the bass swells were likely Taurus synth pedals, but the transcription suggested it. Would also pull the cable in and out of the plug for a sputtering rhythm like Randy Rhoads did on his Tribute solo, until I decided maybe that was wearing it out too quickly