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Thank you!

Thank you! Glad to share some music!

Thank you! DBZ was a huge part of my childhood lol. I had tons of action figures and all the games. I used to love the one on the dreamcast back in the day.

@@TAK808 out of all the transformations so far which one is your favorite

@@supersaiyanred2650 probably the first SSJ God with the ritual and Goku's SSJ3 fighting Buu.

This is my way of relaxing lol. Music had to take a backseat to life and a career. I'm really not equipped for recording and I've been making do. This was purely recorded with a GoPro Hero8. Backing track and guitar were recorded on the camera's mic. I have been playing around with obs studio and I have the guitar recording straight from my Blackstar ID 40 interface now. The test videos I did sounded much better.

@@TAK808 If youd like some help, I could probably lend a hand.

Thanks. I used to play live a lot growing up. I started trying to get into making videos again recently but I don't have much in the way of studio tools. I was playing around with some free software and some other recording methods so going forward It should have better audio.

Because there is no point to play a baritone in standard tuning. You just combine the disadvantage in playability of a large scale with the regular sound of a normal guitar. Or do I miss something?

@@SxSxG666 never try it but I think you are right !

@@christopherblair6636 I'll give it a try some day and let you know.

@@SxSxG666 ok :)

​@@SxSxG666 Completely missing the fact that the frets are considerably wider above 12 making soloing much easier, also buckethead does it so.....

Patrick Star Try getting a 7 string set. 7 strings are usually 26.5-28 and are typically 10-46 on the higher 6 strings.

Patrick Star I recommend slinky 0.11. I've had 0.10, but the lowest E string got al spaghetti. Got it on a PRS SE 27.7 baritone

Cashpocket It will sound fine.

+Seth Shumaker A lot of FFDP songs are in drop Bb, and Jason Hook's custom Gibson Explorer is standard size, not baritone.

I've had no problems and I love the sound I get from it. I stole the idea for Buckethead as that's how his guitars are setup.

Thanks! I'm just paying homage to the artist that inspired me.

No none at all. You will have to adjust the truss rod to compensate for the lower tension but you will be fine. Buckethead does the same thing except he has a Les paul of the same scale.

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Not at all. I'm using .10 gauge strings. The lighter strings compensate for the longer Scale length. It feels similar to a standard gibson setup.

I have 10's on a 25.5 strat-style guitar and bends are comfortable on there, so I personally feel like it would be too much tension for me. I had 12's on a 25.5 scale and bends were hard as hell to do on those for me.

Lemmy Koopa On my standard 25.5 and 24 3/4 guitars I string them with 11's I never have a problem. I like more tension as it feels better to me for precise picking, tremolo not to mention thicker strings seem to give a little thicker sound.

I had 11's before I got elixirs recently. 11's were ok but bending the D string a whole step was a bit of a task.

Lemmy Koopa Personally I don't like elixrs because they leave a residue on the guitar as well. I use D'Addarios, Ernie Ball and Dunlop all straight steel strings and they give a much better tone minus the residue. They are considerably cheaper and I usually swap strings once a month and I play the very hard. as long as you Wipe the strings and the guitar down after each session they steel strings will last.

Mi español no es tan bueno como lo que solía ser. La guitarra está construido igual que la guitarra de una barra que lanzaba una camioneta con un imán menos potente como un pro Alnico II, Dimarzio paf, Gibson 490T y 490R tipo de cosas y lo tienes. También la raya vertical utiliza un sonido estilo Reino Unido y un potente amplificador que les utilizo.

Mmm ok! nice

No. the only thing I did to it was exhaust from the headers back, intake, and a tune.

Well it came from the factory in B-B with 13-60 strings. I would specifically search baritone specific strings. They'll give you slightly heavier strings than in a typical Guitar set of 13's. The other thing too the lower the tuning the heavier the strings you'll need. Another thing to look at would then be signal path to the amp and even the amp itself. You'd be amazed at how much an amp affects the sound. If you need anymore help let me know I'll see what I can do!

Well nowhere in the description or title did I say I was giving a lesson. I'm just demonstrating the sound through a high quality amp. Since making this video that guitar has had a few pickup changes and is currently running a Gibson 500T in the bridge and a 490R in the neck.

I don't have any tabs nor do I make them. I usually just listen and watch Buckethead live to pick up the notes. As far as finding tabs just google the song you want and look for a link to 911 tabs they have ratings on the various tabs and also tell you what part the tab covers.

Haha I'm rather connected to the web for work. I tuned it to standard yes. I used D'Addario 10 Gauge tension balanced strings and you should have no problem. Your scales will work fine in B standard which is the baritone tuning its just it will be a different note. For example an Amaj scale will be an Emaj scale now in that position. Roland cubes from my experience have been kind of meh. I started with a vox a long time ago. If you can get a decent Tube amp like a Blackstar HT series or perhaps a Peavey 6505 combo which run around $500 these days I believe. A good amp will make a huge difference. I personally like Blackstars but I run a Mesa Boogie like Buckethead did in earlier years. When you plug in to an amp also check out your EQ and try and go for a mid scoop so Treble about 6 or 7 bass 6 or 7 and drop the Mids to about 4 and adjust around that as every amp is different. If there's anything else I can help with or you just want to guitar geek out drop a message at timmvideos@gmail.com I'm always eager to help!

I just have it plugged straight into a crappy amp haha. I was too lazy to set up My Mesa Boogie. If you tell me what amp you are using I may be able to offer some advice to get a similar sound?

Hey whats crackin dude i havent talked to you in a while you still got the same guitar as me i put the strings and im rolling now with guitar rig 5 sounds cool

Awesome man!! Glad to hear!!! Keep it rocking! I love that guitar but I recently cleared out all my amps since I moved so haven't been able to record anything.

Thanks man!!! Gotta love Ozzy!

No pedals. Straight into the amp.

Not really. I'm a big Buckethead fan. I perform live regularly without the mask haha.

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Hey thanks man!! I really appreciate it!!! and I sure will!

Its a great investment. Everything about it is superb. Try it out if you can though as some people don't seem to like the extended scale