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You need to check out some avenged Sevenfold to get a taste of Synyster Gates playing

Myles Kennedy, the singer, is also singing in Slash's band. You should also check his work there

actually its because drummers sweat a ton and sometimes barf

So you never heard nor know Mark Tremonti? I am an Indian and a grown up now. If an Indian knows members of Creed and Alter Bridge and how we appreciate their songs and compositions...may be we follow more music than someone like you.

"oftentimes" for the vocal performances? It's ALWAYS to accommodate vocalists that can't cut it live anymore.

Totally unnecessary. Not one person would be able to tell the difference or care there.

I hate those things

No, it's for covid protection

There's a ton of smaller details in the song that people can apply to their own styles. As you mentioned, they are playing in a relaxed fashion that makes everything flow. Their rhythm lines are not overly complicated for most of the song so the guitars are not stepping on the vocals, but are still providing a sense of momentum and urgency. The use of palm muting keeps the machine gun pace going while still maintaining air space in the song. Considering the vocalist they have, they really work as a unit and don't seem to be fighting for the spotlight.

black sabbath heaven and hell is recorded in d flat (same thing)

Standard D for me, a capo gets Eb & Standard E. The lower string tension is just easier on the instrument. It also has a deeper instrument voice for the music.

Ear training is such a crucial component of music 👍

No its to keep stuff the audience throwd

Is he just describing a cliche half time break?

So its syncopated. Ok.

Half time

Maybe recommend tuning your fucking guitar first?

Bad drum mixing

Sounds like Rush

To protect the drummer from flying bottles of piss at Knebworth?

Drums are loud,depending on the player,and tuning of course. But stage volume in some venues just has to be incredibly low. Combo amps sound great,but a monitor mix is EVERYTHING. plexiglass helps keep stage volume down for performers who arent used to the volume ,or simply stage volume has to be low for the venue.

Sure, key changes are great. If you are Barry Manilow.

High frequencies? They produce more low mid frequencies. But, maybe you actually meant high SPLs. That I would agree with.

To reduce stage volume.

Tell Queen to down tune their songs and they’d tell you to fk off😂

The tuning is one half step down. Chromatically (in order), your notes are A A# B C C# D D# E F F# G G# back to A. There are two exeptions alphabetically that do not have a sharp note inbetween: B-C and E-F this rule does not change across western instruments. One "half step" or semitone down from E is F# ... This is your introduction to music theory.

Is that caseoh ?

Having spent most of my life as a church musician, the most common reason I've experienced was because old ladies like to complain about everything.

Vocalist annoying voice😂

Imagine having those strings on a floyd rose floating bridge😅😭😭

what is tuned to? D standard?

capo?

So many words to say “drums are loud”.

Great reaction. Anyway, can i request your reaction to superb band from japan? The band is call "Lovebites" They all The Beautiful Queens Metal band right now in the earth. They are really really World class musicians. Phenomenal. And they have a lot die hard fans too. The song is "Judgement day" Hope you check out, and can enjoy it too. Big thanks🙏

Do the 4 cable fx loop trick and you’re golden

Found an assassin ge36 along side a dumpster the other day. Cleaned... restrung.....tuned...... I'm happy.

id be suprised if the guitars on the record aren't using capos

I go a whole step

Thank you very much! I’ve been trying to learn this song and it sounded a bit off, this makes sense!! Great shorts!

It’s literally called GuitarTuna and those little BONG noises it makes when it’s in tune, get picked up by the microphone and say it’s out of tune. Super annoying

Get a Dean ML

Everyone looks cool with a strat, unless it’s a first act

I completely disagree with encouraging beginners to buy a bad guitar. They are not going to enjoy playing it, and they will just give up because tuning the instrument is too hard and it always sounds and feels bad.

Good thing is though if it’s a strat clone you can upgrade it to be decent over time

I really think your cameraman might want to take a crack at UTA's Soulbound first, it isn't as brutally hard and there's an official playthrough by Andrew, the ginger guitarist. 😁😁🎸 ua-cam.com/video/_kXNF0_Ovwo/v-deo.htmlsi=2n9J4vqPWJb-9E24

its relative... i dont mind it, it makes things sound more real and live... and i can filter it out if i need something cleaner... technically though i dont have cheap gear, but i dont mind having that noise, at least sometimes.

That noise is 60 Hz hum from the ac line voltage.

...or change 440A to 432A. Has a similar effect. The sound waves and patterns generated are much more visually and audiotorally appealing

I applaud you for doing this. Good tips for anyone looking to figure things out by ear, which is not a skill I really developed. For your young guitar player, maybe note that the speed comes with practice and muscle memory. It take time and stamina and practice and requires precision starting slow and building up the speed from there. No one starts that fast and often the hours of practice arent seen, but its a discipline, and requires the time and effort to get better. I used to spend hours playing in my youth to get to this level (and was never at their full level....).

I got a $100 starter bass kit, it only goes up to 20 frets, so my hands are extra stretched, and my cord already broke, so I have to buy a new one