Slayer When The Stillness Comes rhythm guitar lesson
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Great song, well explained , thanks bro
Plz keep up the Radness! 🎸 Slayer!
Kerry could’ve used this before they retired
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Are you using plugins? Your tone is so good man, i really wish a full video dedicated to your gear.
yes I play around with Guitar Rig
Great lessons, are you planning to do the same with Metallica? I mean as Slayer you did FULL ALBUM lessons. Cheers!
yes, that's the plan, but it's long term :)
@@metaldude wow, Great! cant wait to see more lessons about Metallica from you, keep up a good work, cheers!
Do you do a full setup for all tunings on that floyd rose or is it always in Eb tuning?
I try to keep it in Eb standard for now. But yeah I've had it done in E standard and in drop B, the latter required some fine adjustment every now and then
Hey @metaldude which guitar are you using in this video? And what was the guitar that you used in "Hell awaits" video lesson. I'm practicing on a beginner electric guitar and looking to buy another one, a better one.
Thank you.
this is Gary Holt's signature guitar from ESP, GH-600. The other one is Music Man Luke signature family reserve (fairly pricey but really good).
@@metaldude They're both definitely pricey and I'm honestly looking for something that's good in quality and sound, reliable, but within a decent price range, something under $500. I'm just ready for an upgrade. I've heard Fender squire is a good step up. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
@@ruslansaidov2000 I'd try out Ibanez RG series, perhaps a Jackson, or even Epiphone Flying V. They might cost a little over $500 but not much more. I'm not big on using Fender for metal personally (unless it's lighter metal like classic Iron Maiden)
@@metaldude I checked out the Jackson guitars and Ibanez RG series, would you say both of them are similar in sound and quality? They have $100 price difference.
@@ruslansaidov2000 well if I had to choose I would go with Jackson, their stock pickups are better. Playability might be a bit better on Ibanez, although Jackson is also good. I would go to nice guitar store and try them out, if that's possible, before buying.