This is a dream come true for me. I can’t believe Snorre is teaching us! Grymyrk is my favourite BM release EVER and I’ve been listening to it before bed every night for years. Whenever someone says “Bass isn’t important in BM” send them to Grymyrk for an education lesson.
This is a massive dream come true. For years everyone has been trying to master this. Now the master himself unveiled the blueprints to the true Norwegian sound. Its like the hidden treasure that everyone searches for and now we found it. Skål to the gods! Skål to snorre! Skål to blizzards!
Wow!!! This is not only a huge honor and a privilege but this is quite honestly one of the greatest things to happen for me personally! Grymyrk is absolutely amazing work and some of the coldest music to ever come out. Highly influential and one of a kind. Skål!
Great to see both your older and newer set-ups. And listening to you talk about the recording of Grymyrk was pretty interesting too. Looking forward to your next videos mister Snorre!
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 Indeed it looks very inspiring compared to a mundane pc! (also extremely more expensive I suppose) If I may ask Sir Snorre when can we expect some new, much needed, THORNS?
We are tracking vocals for the new album these days, so I guess and hope the album will see the light of day in 2024. The synth stuff is rather expensive but totally worth it work flow wise. And much more inspiring and unique sounding. I have a whole band in my rack, Bass, lead, kick, snare and hat. And a ton of versatility.
Hello,Snorre! Can you tell us the story of how you got your AMT preamplifier? What is your opinion about this device, its tone? How do you approach shaping your guitar tone with this preamp? Why exactly this, and not some other, more expensive device or fashionable plugin? Thanks in advance for your answer! Greetings from Siberia!
Wow! I was pleasantly surprised to see you have an AMT pedal! This guitar equipment company is from Siberia, they have very interesting instruments. I'm in my band Devilgroth, I use an AMT Stonehead amplifier in combination with a Peavey pxd guitar (Guitar like Varg's) By the way, hello to you Sir Snorre from cold Russia and Siberia! \m/
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 Here is a short sample of the sound of my AMT Stonehead (this is just a light crunch channel) ua-cam.com/users/shorts96a2kDBqYjg?feature=share
@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 By the way the AMT-R1 was cool a pedal (had one long ago) when connected to tube poweramp. Well, the real recto-head of 90s was of course more brutal and powerful, with wow-factor, but pedal had advantage to with its sharp and clear highs.
Actually, I have tweaked the song and reused some parts from it in another song I'm making with Stigma. I think I can embed the whole intro track in one of the videos soon.
I don't have it here with me now, but it's something like this: -Signal from guitar picked up by Duncan Distortion -Super Tube has minimum drive, normal level, Bite and Bright at medium -ATM Bulava SS-30 has Crunch Bright enabled. Distortion Tone Shift does some interesting things to the tone but I most often leave it off. The High is on max, the Mids are very moderate and the Low is most often below half but balanced against the High and Mid. Level is on normal and the Drive is adjusted to what I currently want to play. I like to keep the sound dry and I most often go for distinction.
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 Thanks Boss. I think it inspires people to create when they can get a tone they've loved from an artist. This whole school idea is fantastic and, obviously we're all DYING to hear a new THORNS record.
Terrible stuff: A Boss GX-700 and an Access Virus synthesizer for bass. Today we have better equipment and I promise the next album sounds much bader ;-)
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 next album? :0 Can't wait! But also I would object, I think that the guitar tone on that album is one of the meanest tones in all black metal :)
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 Anyway that was Iconic tone, reminded of Rebel Extravaganza guitars also. I have the (sizzling beast) Orange TH-100 with Orange PPC 4x12 cab in my bedroom now , ... but maybe one day shall try that gx-700 for and old-school industrial sound ))
I believe you will get better industrial sizzling tones on real pedal boxes, I remember I had to tweak and EQ the GX-700 a lot because it was so semi crappy. :P
Mean guitar is the ideal. Always! I hope our tone on new equipment is even meaner. Guitars should make your eye fluids want to escape through the ears!!
The great works is born as the cooperation of different talents. People's life and fate is influenced and driven by their unique qualities and faults. The trick is to always be focused on mutual result.
This is a dream come true for me. I can’t believe Snorre is teaching us! Grymyrk is my favourite BM release EVER and I’ve been listening to it before bed every night for years. Whenever someone says “Bass isn’t important in BM” send them to Grymyrk for an education lesson.
This is a massive dream come true. For years everyone has been trying to master this. Now the master himself unveiled the blueprints to the true Norwegian sound. Its like the hidden treasure that everyone searches for and now we found it. Skål to the gods! Skål to snorre! Skål to blizzards!
Wow!!! This is not only a huge honor and a privilege but this is quite honestly one of the greatest things to happen for me personally! Grymyrk is absolutely amazing work and some of the coldest music to ever come out. Highly influential and one of a kind. Skål!
Its the map to guide you through frozen fjords
Snorre is one of my favorite artist, his music is awesome
Great to see both your older and newer set-ups. And listening to you talk about the recording of Grymyrk was pretty interesting too. Looking forward to your next videos mister Snorre!
Just priceless BM teaching, inspiration and information. Thankyou Snorre
Grymyrk is unsurpassed to this day. It just works incredibly well, even without drums and vocals
You are a legend. What a crazy set up in the end. Mindblowing. Please release more art
I guess all of this is your interface to God
A good interface to make music on at least! It's been much more rewarding and inspiring than the computers.
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 Indeed it looks very inspiring compared to a mundane pc! (also extremely more expensive I suppose) If I may ask Sir Snorre when can we expect some new, much needed, THORNS?
We are tracking vocals for the new album these days, so I guess and hope the album will see the light of day in 2024. The synth stuff is rather expensive but totally worth it work flow wise. And much more inspiring and unique sounding. I have a whole band in my rack, Bass, lead, kick, snare and hat. And a ton of versatility.
My best preferred BM guitar sound explained by its creator! Thanx Master!
This is so cool can you show us your guitars specifically les Paul and the picks you use in another video please?
Seymore Duncan - Distortion pickups on the Les Paul and Seymore Duncan - Custom on the ESP
Amazing. Simply Amazing.
great tone with minimalistic stuff man!
Thanx i really aprwciatte this and thanx for Thorns hails from Mexico
Phenomenal, gratitude
Super Tube + Turbo Distortion: Grymyrk
Super Tube + AMT SS30: Trondertum
What an immaculate piece of gear at 2:24
I love it :)
Hello,Snorre! Can you tell us the story of how you got your AMT preamplifier? What is your opinion about this device, its tone? How do you approach shaping your guitar tone with this preamp? Why exactly this, and not some other, more expensive device or fashionable plugin? Thanks in advance for your answer! Greetings from Siberia!
Holy shit man, was not expecting to see AMT at your pedalboard.
Great music, Mr. Snorre :)
Hope some day you could try to recreate your tones on vst amp sims.
Great Video! Could you make one where you play home, please?
A masterclass..... from a Stellar Master Elite
Wow! I was pleasantly surprised to see you have an AMT pedal! This guitar equipment company is from Siberia, they have very interesting instruments. I'm in my band Devilgroth, I use an AMT Stonehead amplifier in combination with a Peavey pxd guitar (Guitar like Varg's) By the way, hello to you Sir Snorre from cold Russia and Siberia! \m/
I really love my ATM pedal! I also want to check their other equipment like the Stonehead for instance. How is it working for you? Hello back :)
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 Here is a short sample of the sound of my AMT Stonehead (this is just a light crunch channel) ua-cam.com/users/shorts96a2kDBqYjg?feature=share
The Stonehead looks good!
(could't get the link to work)
@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 By the way the AMT-R1 was cool a pedal (had one long ago) when connected to tube poweramp. Well, the real recto-head of 90s was of course more brutal and powerful, with wow-factor, but pedal had advantage to with its sharp and clear highs.
When I get rich I will try out some more ATM stuff, I really like how this stuff performs!!
Could you upload the full version of the intro song? It sounds great!
This is a old melody from a Commodore 64 game or something. Can only half remember it and I am thinking of using it for a synth album later.
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 Sounds great! Looking forward to that!
Actually, I have tweaked the song and reused some parts from it in another song I'm making with Stigma. I think I can embed the whole intro track in one of the videos soon.
Hells yes that modular part
Make freezing moon tutorial Snorre +1
Next up gear/studio full immersion pls
What's you preferred string gauge for D standard Snorre? BTW, bought the twisted picks, NEVER going back from them! Great tip!
If I remember half correct it's 10 - 52. Twisted picks for twisted music seem just reasonable!
Great. That's Awesome
Hello Snorre. When you get a chance can you please talk about how you use your Arturia Key Step Pro for your prediction?
Yes, I will make a video about the sequencers and synths eventually.
can you tell tale a story about recording a Grymurk demo?
Maybe in a later history class :)
Can we see a picture of your AMT settings Sir?
I don't have it here with me now, but it's something like this:
-Signal from guitar picked up by Duncan Distortion
-Super Tube has minimum drive, normal level, Bite and Bright at medium
-ATM Bulava SS-30 has Crunch Bright enabled. Distortion Tone Shift does some interesting things to the tone but I most often leave it off. The High is on max, the Mids are very moderate and the Low is most often below half but balanced against the High and Mid. Level is on normal and the Drive is adjusted to what I currently want to play. I like to keep the sound dry and I most often go for distinction.
Duncan Custom is on the ESP, sorry.
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 Thanks Boss. I think it inspires people to create when they can get a tone they've loved from an artist. This whole school idea is fantastic and, obviously we're all DYING to hear a new THORNS record.
If I fell into a coma and woke up in 50 years,
My first question would be, has Snoore recorded anything new? :)
What pedals/amps did you use for recording the 2001 album?
Terrible stuff: A Boss GX-700 and an Access Virus synthesizer for bass. Today we have better equipment and I promise the next album sounds much bader ;-)
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 next album? :0 Can't wait! But also I would object, I think that the guitar tone on that album is one of the meanest tones in all black metal :)
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 Anyway that was Iconic tone, reminded of Rebel Extravaganza guitars also. I have the (sizzling beast) Orange TH-100 with Orange PPC 4x12 cab in my bedroom now , ... but maybe one day shall try that gx-700 for and old-school industrial sound ))
I believe you will get better industrial sizzling tones on real pedal boxes, I remember I had to tweak and EQ the GX-700 a lot because it was so semi crappy. :P
Mean guitar is the ideal. Always! I hope our tone on new equipment is even meaner. Guitars should make your eye fluids want to escape through the ears!!
What guitar was Grymyrk recorded on?
I used the Gibson -Les Paul Custom.
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945 thank you! Respect
Euro who?
Snorre all the way!!!
The great works is born as the cooperation of different talents. People's life and fate is influenced and driven by their unique qualities and faults. The trick is to always be focused on mutual result.
Snorre, do you consider yourself more of a rythm or a lead guitarist?
I'm a rhythm guitarist with so poor rhythm precicion and too much feel that I sound like a lead guitarist.
@@snorresschoolofdesktopsata1945lol that's a good one !!!
Helrått
well, maybe if you finished and released your record you'd be able to afford a real metronome
Hopefully new metronome within this year or early next year.
I love you man!