Thanks so much! I actually layered two elements: one was a simple kick and snare with a super strong low pass filter. Second, I layered a percussive strumming pattern using muted notes on the guitar. Here is a separate tutorial explaining a similar technique to what I did: ruclips.net/video/_He42ArXOvc/видео.htmlsi=oKghuLqIHVdXvSAY Hope this helps!
Great question! To be honest I don’t know the specific gear/effects he uses, and phase vs flange is definitely nuanced. Generally, flange is a little more harsh than phasing, but it gets complex. For this, I tried to get close to his sound by ear, but also tune it to the sound that worked for me. If you’ve seen him use that flanger I’d certainly think that’s what he used. Hopefully this helps, I’d love to see him live one day!
Not sure exactly but I found that a simple kick and snare with extreme low pass worked well. Then a simple, quiet fill every other bar with a tom sound. Also, some muted strumming on the electric guitar along with the drum pattern adds to the percussive sound. Hope this helps!
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Who needs a guitar teacher when we have this? Amazing tutorial! :D
Thanks so much!!
YESSSS IVE BEEN WAITING SO LONG FOR SOMEONE TO DO A MK.GEE TUTORIAL. THANK YOU!
You’re a king for making this and sharing it thank you
Amazing lesson, thank you so much for taking the time and effort to record this, you will get the views you deserve someday 🤘🏻
Thanks for the encouragement, I hope this lesson helps!
Such a good teach broskie thank you so much for the help!
Brilliant breakdown of ur logic session w the song!! Love it dude. Helps a lot beyond the cover :)
That’s awesome! Hope it helps you make some good music
this video was great thank you i been wanting to learn this forever
Thanks! Hope it helped, I was looking for a tutorial of this for a while
I wish i could play like you! After 10 years of playing i finally accepted that i suck...but you are an inspiration
Thanks soo much!!
Hope this helps!
Thank you for making this king
Anything for you, hope it helped
This is amazing.
Cheers pall, you smashed it apprentice the lesson, clear and articulate
Lovely song, lovely tutorial.
Well done. 💕
Glad you like it! Hope it helped 😁
great tutorial man thank u
Great tutrorial!! Loved it
Yooo you gotta do some of his new stuff!!
thank you for this 🤍
awesome stuff! would you be able to help me play Mk.gee's Are You Looking Up????
I love that song, I need to learn it myself!
Extremely well done.....new sub here!
Crazy 🔥🔥
Can you do overtime pt1 can’t find it anywhere
Thank you!😁
Thanks for watching! :)
nice toe album in the back
THANK YOU SMMMMM
Thanks bruuvvv big sub
Glad to have you! More covers and tutorials soon 💯
HOWD YOU DO THE DRUMS BRO THEY SOUND GREAT!
Thanks so much! I actually layered two elements: one was a simple kick and snare with a super strong low pass filter. Second, I layered a percussive strumming pattern using muted notes on the guitar. Here is a separate tutorial explaining a similar technique to what I did:
ruclips.net/video/_He42ArXOvc/видео.htmlsi=oKghuLqIHVdXvSAY
Hope this helps!
@@brandonmwatt thanks man!
Love this! How can you tell if he used a phaser vs flange? I've seen him with the Bf-2 on tour with Dijon.
Great question! To be honest I don’t know the specific gear/effects he uses, and phase vs flange is definitely nuanced. Generally, flange is a little more harsh than phasing, but it gets complex.
For this, I tried to get close to his sound by ear, but also tune it to the sound that worked for me. If you’ve seen him use that flanger I’d certainly think that’s what he used. Hopefully this helps, I’d love to see him live one day!
@@brandonmwatt thanks for the reply!! I watch this clip often! It’s just so good
@@brandondouglas4216 thanks for the support. Means the world. More coming soon
what's the drum sound that they use?
Not sure exactly but I found that a simple kick and snare with extreme low pass worked well. Then a simple, quiet fill every other bar with a tom sound.
Also, some muted strumming on the electric guitar along with the drum pattern adds to the percussive sound. Hope this helps!
@@brandonmwatt thanks mate I'll try it for sure
Can you please do the "kids are growing up" by mkgee, specially the starting sound
broooo can you do the i know how you get solo?
Love that solo. I’ll have to learn it myself!
Love the video but go Phillies!!!
Lol hi Brandon
Bro said mk.gee wrong 😢
You’re cap 🧢🥰