Def one of the best videos for modern guitar players out there. Regardless of how anyone comes up with their ideas, the biggest thing is that it’s musical, and I love how you talked about wanting to just make the most pleasing sounds you can.
glad 2 hear it homie when it comes to production there are people more qualified than me to teach that stuff there's loads of good prod tutorials on youtube
I was expecting this video for a long long time, i even wrote a comment on a short asking about your guitar technique and stuff (like many other people). Thanks for doing this, i wanted to participate in the mg3contest, but i had problems with my insecurities about my music production skill (i am a newbie in ableton), and i have been in many jazz schools since 14 yrs old (i am 22 right now) but i can't reach that edm, hyperpop, trap, etc. style of playing the guitar. I really hope one day be part of you guys, the modern guitar player nowadays are really the future to do great stuff in modern pop music. Greetings from Chile, if someone is from here lets make a community in Santiago o valparaiso wnes qls ❤❤
Thankyou so much for this great video 🔥 May I ask if you use audio interface to record your guitar directly? Or you use mic to record sound from your amps? Answering would help me a lot. Thanks! Don't stop posting ❤
My only issue is that when I input the midi file and turn it to tabs on guitar pro it makes some note fret at (for instance) the 29th fret which is impossible
cool song really... but i'm still wonder, can you play your stuff live, your sound very digital, and in this lesson you showed 4 accords finally in raw, i would happy to hear your song like that. without hate dude, simply want to see your skill
hey bro dm me on insta i can send you some raw clips. my sound is very edited because i think it sounds better, but i can play these riffs decently well live.
All due respect, writing a song with the idea of making it flashy is cringe. If the moment calls for intensity, then by all means, but often times, less is more.
telling a modern guitarist (especially polyphia inspired)not to aim for a flashy riff is like telling a heavy metal band not to do their cringy scream or a jazz guitarist not to use complex chords, its quite literally the staple of the genre. of course you can subjectively find it cringe but flashy is definitely the point
I like how every single persons song writing process is like so different and yet so cool
Def one of the best videos for modern guitar players out there. Regardless of how anyone comes up with their ideas, the biggest thing is that it’s musical, and I love how you talked about wanting to just make the most pleasing sounds you can.
lit one man
your beats that u put behind your riffs are MAD good, another video like this one going into how you write your beats would be heat
Bro that is fucking genius
yo bro this is fire, thanks alot
been waiting so long for this kind of video. thanks a lot James !!
This is an engaging video. I don’t even want to know how to make modern riffs and I still watched it lmfao
this way is genius, being able to prototype the song and learn to play it to speed at the same time 🙏🔥
Such an interesting aproach to guitar
wait that midi to tab step is genius what, i've been doing everything so wrong 😵
sick video my man
Was studying Polyphis back few weeks, this is absolute gold.
This new guitar gen is amazing!
Thanks for sharing this! no music theory required 🤝
the exact video I was needing rn! thanks dude ❤
very very skilled!
This is nice of you to share this information this is gonna be usefull to a lot of people im sure 😁
thank you man!
amazing video
trying this right now
Great Video Tutorial 👍
Bro Finally posted the video
becoming tim with this one
No glaze but you're awesome bro this is literally the most helpful video on modern guitar on youtube, would love to see the production side dawg.
glad 2 hear it homie
when it comes to production there are people more qualified than me to teach that stuff
there's loads of good prod tutorials on youtube
@@jamesstent Much love brodie ❤
Also I like ur mic stand
I was expecting this video for a long long time, i even wrote a comment on a short asking about your guitar technique and stuff (like many other people). Thanks for doing this, i wanted to participate in the mg3contest, but i had problems with my insecurities about my music production skill (i am a newbie in ableton), and i have been in many jazz schools since 14 yrs old (i am 22 right now) but i can't reach that edm, hyperpop, trap, etc. style of playing the guitar.
I really hope one day be part of you guys, the modern guitar player nowadays are really the future to do great stuff in modern pop music.
Greetings from Chile, if someone is from here lets make a community in Santiago o valparaiso wnes qls ❤❤
Thanks Bro. Do I need theory, if yes what would you recommend?
no you dont need theory
james stent W
I never knew u could input midi into tabs?? thats crazy!
AGREE not how you get the notes, its WHAT U DO WITH THEM
Hi, can I ask which DAW are you using?
I love the step from MIDI to tab!!
I think it will save a lot of time
Thanks a lot for your video
ableton
glad you enjoyed
3:04 thats what ive been doing my whole life
i love this video 😗
Thankyou so much for this great video 🔥 May I ask if you use audio interface to record your guitar directly? Or you use mic to record sound from your amps? Answering would help me a lot. Thanks! Don't stop posting ❤
i use a interface and then put the amp sim in after
My only issue is that when I input the midi file and turn it to tabs on guitar pro it makes some note fret at (for instance) the 29th fret which is impossible
i discuss this in step 4
HELL YEAH FINALLY 😎😎
cool song really... but i'm still wonder, can you play your stuff live, your sound very digital, and in this lesson you showed 4 accords finally in raw, i would happy to hear your song like that. without hate dude, simply want to see your skill
hey bro dm me on insta i can send you some raw clips. my sound is very edited because i think it sounds better, but i can play these riffs decently well live.
`hugs from brazillll
Bruh you just opened a whole new mindset to writing guitar riffs man thank you!
if you're specifically looking for that polyphia sound , you can see danny yau's vid on it
yeah but his method uses a lot of theory, so this method is probably preferable for a lot of people.
@@jamesstent yeah, I didn't think abt it
I seriously appreciate this. Your music is great and I look forward every week to your music. Your insane.
Thank you for the tutorial
All due respect, writing a song with the idea of making it flashy is cringe. If the moment calls for intensity, then by all means, but often times, less is more.
agreed yes
so when i wanna make a more stripped back riff i will
and when i wanna make a flashy riff i will
telling a modern guitarist (especially polyphia inspired)not to aim for a flashy riff is like telling a heavy metal band not to do their cringy scream or a jazz guitarist not to use complex chords, its quite literally the staple of the genre. of course you can subjectively find it cringe but flashy is definitely the point
FiRstTt!