@@Sontario Let me put this a different way - what is the purpose of having two guitar players play the same riff? Black dude and singer lady specifically
@@matrixshoter Singer (Marisa) guitar is most likely lower in volume and is meant to just beef up the guitar sound a bit. Keep it simple so she can focus more on singing while the other guy focuses on guitar. It's a common approach
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The vocals on these ones, she has gotten so better, i love it
jon is going hard AF at the begining xD
You can't say Kingston doesn't love you
my fav TF song
I wish i had the same energy as the guitarist
i wish i could play as hard as jon
Is that the city title fight always writes about?
it’s where they’re from as well homie
4 guitars? Singer and dude on her right seem to be playing the same riffs. What for?
1 of them is a bass guitar and iirc theres 2 rhythm guitar players and the other one is the effects/lead guitar player
@@Sontario Let me put this a different way - what is the purpose of having two guitar players play the same riff? Black dude and singer lady specifically
@@matrixshoter Singer (Marisa) guitar is most likely lower in volume and is meant to just beef up the guitar sound a bit. Keep it simple so she can focus more on singing while the other guy focuses on guitar. It's a common approach
What does it matter tho? @@matrixshoter
@@matrixshoteralso could be that they’re panned a bit on different sides in the mix for the stereo effect