what you can learn from Mick Gordon's (DOOM Composer) songwriting

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  • Опубліковано 14 лис 2024
  • #metal #riff #riffs #heavyriffs #heavymetal #mickgordon #faust #lawbreakers #doom #doometernal
    So, here's my video with a bit of text explaining why simple, basic but heavy riffs will never get old. There's a reason that they have stood, and will continue to stand the test of time. This video just shows a musical example, where I let most of the music do the talking ;)
    On that topic, this song is from Mick Gordon, from the LawBreakers game soundtrack!: • Faust
    Buy yourself some strings or smth: www.amazon.com...

КОМЕНТАРІ • 7

  • @mr.mastermind4840
    @mr.mastermind4840 12 днів тому

    Are you kidding me!! Why is this so underrated? God damn it!😢.
    Life ain't fair.
    This is so good. Want to hear more🤘

  • @romansXIII
    @romansXIII Рік тому +2

    I'm getting serious Quake 2 Sonic Mayhem vibes, nice

  • @daparrot
    @daparrot 4 місяці тому

    this deserves way more than 300 views

  • @raullealosorio7107
    @raullealosorio7107 Рік тому +1

    So good!!! ❤ But, too short...😢😂

  • @PrakharSrivastav
    @PrakharSrivastav Рік тому

    Epic

  • @Bqrry
    @Bqrry Рік тому +2

    Sick cover! How did you achieve this synth tone tho?

    • @Fernus8
      @Fernus8  Рік тому +1

      It's a blend between the synth in the Archetype: Rabea and the actual distorted guitar! (About 50/50)
      For the synth I just played around with the options until I found a sound I liked, but the most important one was getting a lower Octave sound for me, to make it a bit more similar to the original one.
      Basically: Synth w/ Low Octave > Typical Guitar Rig (OD into amp, that sort of thing).