Aaron Marshall | Interview with guitarguitar
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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Aaron Marshall talks us through his career, his creative process and stories from the road with Plini and Animals as Leaders..
Primarily known for his work as a guitarist with prog metal outfit Intervals, Aaron's mark and influence is well and truly stamped on the genre. The force behind the project, Aaron launched Intervals as a new creative outlet and has since caught the attention of guitarists and fans worldwide. Moving towards an instrumental, more experimental sound; his playing is instantly recognisable and the only certainty is that he puts his own stamp on everything that he records.
Hailing from Toronto, Aaron is well versed in teaching too, passing on his vast knowledge on via regular tutorials, masterclasses and online lessons. Even touring with Plini and Animals as Leaders, Aaron has quickly risen through the ranks to a heavyweight of prog metal.
Thanks for Suhr and all who were involved with the clinic..
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I'm so glad he gave credit where it was due to Owane. I love Intervals but Owane's additions to The Way Forward album is what made it for me. If you haven't, do yourself a favor and go check out Owane's stuff. You'll thank me later!
I love both of them!! If you like owane, you should check Arch echo. But I have no idea that owane had anything to do with The Way Forward. Can you tell me what he did?
@@Dante-xf1mu Yeah arch echo is awesome. Owane did the all the keys on the way forward and played guitar on by far and away.
def the most informational video out there on the direction of Intervals and Aaron Marshall as a genuine artist to date!
Went to one of his masterclasses with Plini last year and he was the most humble guy ever!
this one got deep. definitely an important interviewAaron was able to spit out stuff he needed to.
great rig rundown thanks
Wow I fucking love this interview! great fucking job to everyone involved, alot of valuable info and lessons to be absorbed her, wish there were more long form interviews with artists in this genre, fuck those lil7-8 minute long shallow ass interviews gimmie that in depth long form ish breh!
Who else are super excited for this record?? \m/
Just to reiterate, please check out Owane guys. If you love this style of music and you're into super dorky but ridiculously talented musicians, it's worth your time. Guy's an absolute beast and you can clearly hear his influence in the album
“Right, Ok.”
Anyone catch his comment about him being with his worst enemy in the old intervals crew? Dramaaa
Does he mention what pickups he uses? I’ve watched the video before but can’t remember
SSH+ SSV from Suhr
Anyone know how old Aaron is?
My Lord
I thought he was with schecter
He is, this was from 2018 if I’m not mistaken
Yeah this isn't a recent video lmao
yasss i was there lol
i do not know why, but Aaron looks like very cute hamster)))🥰
anyone else here because of the Death Metal Let It Go version by Aaron Marshall xD
Yeah
'Got my 1st real 6 string, bought it at the 5 and dime' Bryan Adam, 1985
'Got my 1st 7 string, tuned it down 2 cuz B isn't low enough' Aaron Marshall, 2017
The interviewer has no choice but to listen, both his ears are facing Aaron at the same time
Ok, yeah Aaron said since they're progressive, that he felt like he needed to try vocals, but I think and feel like if you call yourself instrumental progressive, that you wouldn't need to do that. That's an easy way to say that I'm not gonna have vocals or make a vocalist a part of the project. You could still have some vocals featured in some songs in an album and still be considered instrumental. Though since it seemed like he was out numbered by the people he was working with, that thinking that being progressive means he needs to try a vocalist for an album makes things seem a bit easier to do when you feel you shouldn't or don't want to. Plus instrumental prog music is getting popular i.m.o. 'cause of the fact you can focus on the technical instruments and or electronics that are put into a very enjoyable song and album and you can make your own interpretation of the meaning of the songs. Plus for people with zero vocal ability (clean or unclean, either it's good or just works well) can make music and not be held back by trying to find a vocalist that fits well with the instruments/electronics they write and that works well with them personally. That's another thing that's keeping people from making great music is trying to find a vocalist. Also, people are learning how to produce all or most of their music by themselves at home.
He's a musician with a diverse sound. Why wouldn't you want him to experiment a little bit? It makes for a better sounding, more diverse album anyway
Nah I don't have a problem with him doing it. It's just that he didn't want to and didn't need to is all I was saying. He just made himself feel alright with doing it by thinking he's progressive so he's gotta progress and try it. I also said that he didn't need to do that. Not don't do that. It doesn't make you instrumental progressive if you add a vocalist to the band/project. You end up being just progressive. I.M.O., I prefer him being instrumental progressive and his music doesn't need any vocals, but if that was what Intervals ended up being after AVW, then I'd get used to it and move on from them being instrumental prog. I'd still be behind him anyway and start to enjoy them with vocals. It would probably take me a while to do so, but I would. Plus the vocals were great, but if I'm told you're instrumental progressive, then my mind is set on not focusing on the words (to me at that point I feel like the words are covering up the instruments/electronics if my mind is set on a project just being 100% instrumental), but just only the instruments/electronics. Though I'm fine with a few songs having some vocals in it if you're instrumental progressive. Also a lot of people don't understand instrumental guitar music because a lot of people ask for vocals so the artist(s) can better get their point across. Though those people don't understand that it's about feeling and focusing on the instruments and or electronics in the songs. Though they might not get that 'cause they can't do it themselves and need vocals to direct them. That's probably why. Though most people do that anyway when listening to stuff with vocals in it. So it's no different with instrumental guitar stuff. It's just that you have to do it with instrumental guitar stuff. Also, you can determine your own meaning of the songs. It's just that the guideline for a song is the album title and the name of the song. Even a whole album can be one story. Which I think is kind of fun tbh. Though more and more people are starting to enjoy focusing on just the instruments and or electronics and not needing to have vocals. It's another type of stuff to enjoy. Plus people who don't have vocals (clean or unclean, good or it just works) can still make and put out amazing music without needing to find a vocalist that works well with their music and works well them personally.