I have a Korn related story you might find interesting. Around 23 years ago I was having breakfast at the Sugar Shack in Huntington Beach and this guy sitting at the table next to me had this really cool looking tattoo of what looked like a psychedelic Cheshire Cat on his upper arm. I'd seen him around that area a lot and noticed it before. I had my camera with me so as he and his friends got up to leave I asked him if I could get a picture of his tattoo. He said sure and i took a couple of shots and thanked him. The group walked away and I sat back down at my table. A few seconds later my waiter comes over and says "Do you know who that was?". I shook my head and he said, "That's Dave, the drummer from Korn!" (I'm so dumb)
I'll share a korn story. I was born in 96, but my co worker is the same age as the korn guys. He went to a korn show in the mid 90's when everybody was still on drugs. He and his friends were backstage and they found a cooler full of beer, and some other drugs. So naturally they helped themselves. Munky came out later and yelled at them and had security throw them out. They drank the bands beer supply for the night and smoked a bunch of their stuff.
Korn is one of those bands that I think for some guitarists their music doesn't click until you try playing some of their music. Covering Korn songs is just a riot of a good time.
I love their music, however, I can see how some would be quite deterred… Their sound is incredibly unique as well as style. I’ll say this, if you are a fan of any type of new metal, hard rock, whatever… There is NO WAY you don’t head bang with a furled lip covering one of these songs.
@@angryktulhu You couldn't be much more wrong, my friend. Speaking solely of sound, maybe, but there is a LOT more to a guitar than sound. The body shape and finish, the weight, the build quality, electronics layout, electronics features, neck shape, fret finish, setup, cost...etc etc. What makes a guitar or bass what it is goes on and on. Sure, there isn't a ton of difference in sound guitar to guitar in some styles of music, but tone varies MASSIVELY in some styles...try playing a BB King song on an active EMG 81/85 metal guitar or Meshuggah on a Strat or Van Halen on a Takamine for instance. Could it TECHNICALLY work? Maybe. But it's not going to be the same. Moral of the story? People loooooove to go on and on with the whole "gear doesn't matter" thing and they take it way too far. I think that sentiment started out as a way to remind kids and n00bs that simply buying that shiny new EVH Wolfgang isn't going to magically turn you into Eddie, which is obviously true, but it's morphed into this weird...like...dismissal of gear...or something. It's weird. Because, yes. Of COURSE gear matters. 100% it does. For myriad reasons. And I love my Ibanez-es...or whatever the plural of "Ibanez" is. lol My new AEWC32FMRSF (CATCHY, Ibanez...) should be here Thursday! 😁
The Good Guy they really are. I see it a lot. Especially on Guitar pro tabs. Not unlike the way the Anderson’s crew consistently misrepresent coil tap. You can’t coil tap a humbuker.
@@Heka41 Behemoth plays in C# Standard, which I didn't realise until I looked it up. I always played their music in drop C# The main point is, you can play anything in Drop A that you could otherwise play in A standard, it's just a matter of preference.
Well, you were quite brave to tackle Korn on a "sounds like"! The entire Korn sound is based around the group, not the individual, so any isolated instrument will not sound all that good on its own, especially since Korn is very groove oriented with the bass and drums providing a launch pad for that wall of aggressive low tuned guitar riffage. I'll go even further and say that, that sound only works well because of Jonathan Davis voice works as a binding between the instrumentals. Very unique, very iconic, and no wonder no other band exists that can copy the formula.
Yet these guys did what you can do with just two fellas. They almost look uncomfortable when they play the really muddy bits. Muddy was more accepted in the 90s and early 2000s. All in all, I completely agree with your observations on Korn.
This video is the most important thing I came across. The years 2019 & i discovered Korn. I had a classical guitar, shitty stratocaster & a bass guitar with a bass amp. I then saw this video and fell in love with the BOSS ME-80. I would end up getting the pedal on Christmas Day of 2020 after purchasing a Fender champion 20 and a Squier Mustang. Today, i still use this pedal and I couldn’t be happier (I even used it to record some of my early stuff on my first DAW) Thank you Matt & Rabea ❤
Wouldn't this be a perfect episode to introduce a third guy to the team? I can't be the only bassist watching this series and also bass is a huge part of the sound of many bands (Guns N' Roses, Iron Maiden, Metallica to name a few) We need Pete or anybody really, to fill the bassist void of sound like!
@@griffinlindal a drum setup doesn't have a "tone" too them in the same sense as a bass or guitar rig does. Yes, shell materials, sizes, cymbals, skins etc. all play a part in a good drum sound, but most of it, assuming the skins isn't beaten to death and the cymbals are cracked, is in the hands and, maybe even more importantly, the production. Black Sabbath's paranoid is a good example of a great drummer behind a good quality kit sounding pretty box-y and empty due to production. Of course I'd love to see a "sounds like-band" if you will, but guitar and (in some cases, as previously mentioned) bass is the meat and potatoes of it
I would LOVE this! Even if they just went for single guitar and some more detail on bass for two-guitar bands it would be amazing. Often it's an afterthought like "we had £150 left so we picked this Squier P up. Anyway, onto a solo!"
they have done Periphery in the past, it wasn't the 'sound like' but they were reviewing Jake Bowen's signature Ibanez 6+7 strings and Rob Chapman was playing riffs from Icarus Lives etc.
The problem is framing the video. You can do a "Sounds like Dave Mustaine without busting" with just Rabea, a "Sounds like Megadeth without busting" with Matt being Dave Ellefson, or you could do a "sounds like Megadeth without busting" while bringing in Joss to do Marty Friedman's part.
Megadeth already sounds like shit, you don't need a video. The guitars are so thin and the distorsion is so weak you could sound like Megadeth on a Line 6. Not even kidding.
@@KeeperOfPoops A K5 is just a 5 string SR with ADX pickups but the Bartolinis get very close so you're right. The hardest part would be getting the Mesa Boogie M-2000 amp head that splits the signal and let's you shape the lows and highs on different channels.
just want to say that it is appreciated that you took time to show how the effects were done on some of the songs. I have been chasing the effects for years and could not figure it out.
I was in a foster home in Pomona and my roommate who was 19 at the time played music from his Xbox. The music was on auto play and freak on a leash was playing. I was watching as I see the bullet travel wondering if it'll hit anyone I wasn't into nu metal at the time but I loved the video. That was in 2019. Now in 2022 I enjoy Korn because I can relate to them I can feel the pain they feel (not completely everything but most things like being bullied and living in a shit home) I'm still in foster care I'm coming home soon and I thank Korn for helping me and giving me inspiration to do music. I wish I listened to you sooner
Yes yes yes. Korn was my favorite band when I was a teenager. I remember hearing Blind in Charlie’s Angels (Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu) and I got carried away and stood up and cheered like I was at a Korn concert and everyone was looking at me like “dude, shut up you’re in a movie theatre”. Good times.
Easy thing, Cheap Schecter 7 or 8 string, compression pedal, high gain pedal, noise gate, preamp, any clean channel + knowledge how to EQ and chug in polyrhythms - organic and defo within the £1000 mark.
Those songs are beneath them. (they are super simple. Even simpler then Korn.) I would love to see them pullout a Silvertone to ROCK semon. Or rosenrot.
Rammstein sound relies very heavily on extensive multi-tracked guitars. It's a massive studio sound that you simply couldn't achieve with a 1500 gigging rig.
Primus is better example of this way. The bass carries the main part of the track and the guitar noodles around some licks or just drones behind it. Larry has got my respect for taming his ego so much, he's very good guitarist and so overshadowed.
You guys do such good work, I'm entertained while educated. It is much appreciated. I'd suggest doing a Sounds Like for Clutch and/or Fu Manchu. I'd dig that.
It is becoming clearer and clearer each video that Pete is in need a few more things to do around the Andertons store. Perhaps he can begin doing set-ups on the guitars for shipment. We love us some Pete. Smiles of coarse.
That intro to "Falling Away" you need a BBE Soul Vibe or some other good vibe pedal. The distortion sounds good. That Iron Label sounds great. The thing is, is that in order to really sound like Korn, the bank must be smashed and busted wide open.
I think all the instruments have an equal part in Korn songs and that paired with Jonathan's amazing voice, is the reason they are so unique and one of the best bands ever.
A Brad Delson rig of the Hybrid Theory/Meteora Era would be so easy; six or seven string Ibanez, Boss Katana or Egnater Tweaker, tube screamer, and some delay and reverb.
Get a PRS, a Mesa (or any cheaper amp that can replicate a Mesa), Boss Chorus Ensemble, Flanger, Compression Sustainer, lo-fi filter, and acquire lack of desire to show more talent than basic bitch riffs, and have to be pushed by your band members to do a guitar solo. There you go, not only did I tell you how to sound like Brad Delson, but I also showed you how to act like him. Have a nice day.
Wow. It's cool to see this particlar Jackson, because this is the model that I own. And also the first seven string I ever bought (and for even cheaper price than you are talking about). With DR-DDT strings it sounds amazing, the tuning is absolutely stable, no trouble with drop tunings. And if the pickups are too hot, you just roll back the volume pot a little bit. Amazing instrument for ridiculously low money.
Dave should have been on bass for this episode. It's such an integral piece to the Korn sound. The finger and slap style, along with the strings dropped down so low, that they buzz and smack against the fretboard and act as a form of percussion.
ESP James Hetfield signature, Vulture, Iron Cross or Truckster Mesa Dual Rectifier & Cabinet Roland JC40 Boss LS2 (Just to switch between the JC and the Rec Diezel VH4 Drive ESP KH Marshall JVM Head & Cab (unfortunately andertons don't have Randall) MXR Analog Chorus MXR 5150 OD and all the Wah Pedals in store
Excellent job guys! Bea was in his element and who knew Matt was such a death-metal shredder? He was born for a 7-string! haha. Thanks also for demoing the ME-80 with the Artist. I am getting an artist for my birthday next month but didn't think the GA-FC had enough/the right effects. You guys had a great time on this one and it showed. Cheers. \w/
“Both are Ibanez players, one being a baritone!” Munky has a signature Ibanez, regular 25.5 scale - Head has a signature ESP LTD model, again regular 25.5 scale. 😂
Those are modern contract deals. 25.5 scale flops like crazy in drop A. Unless your using the biggest Strings you can find. Even then it's hit or miss.
Nerdy_Jr.2737 yes, I know. I’m saying his last Ibanez sig, which had an RGD body (typically longer scale instruments), was still a 25.5’’. He plays an LTD with Fishmans and an Evertune now.
@adam nelson if you ever go to 8 strings. Be prepared to do tons of string testing. I think it took me 8 different sets for me to find the right tension, and still have a clean channel. You know... For open tunings.
He didn't use anything crazy did he? His carvin into a Marshall, probably a ts and some delay/reverb. But yeah Rabea would develop tendonitis when trying to play his stuff..
ESPs N Mesas for the later stuff or a Gibson and a ESP/ Jackson and Friedman’s to get that hot rodded Marshall sound that James/ Kirk had on the earlier stuff.
Not horrible. The bass def makes the sound. Should do a perfect circle next. Also more breaking the bank videos. It’s fun to see you guys pick stuff out with no budget.
I'd love to hear something like As I Lay Dying and/or Wovenwar (mostly same musicians). Great tones to seek out there and if it were a budget-friendly sound then I'd be very interested to see the gear used to achieve their sound. Periphery might be a nice endeavor as well. In Flames?
LOL! Dunn da da da dun da....ooooh! Dunn da da da dun da....ooooh! Killer riffage mates! That Jackson has some sweeet tonez through the Mesa Throttle box! Sweet song selection and epic tonez on this vid guys! Also that Ibanez has some absolutely crushing tone! Great job Y'all! \M/
Korn tuned their seven strings a whole step down (A-D-G-C-f-a-d; low-to-high) respectively); the fact that you were in dropped-A may have been the reason you felt like you weren't quiet nailing the sound. To my knowledge everything from "Twisted Transistor" onward was actually up-tuned to just being flat (A#-D#-G#-C#-f#-a#-d#). Kinda impressed though, as usual awesome job guys.
Technically their guitars are a full step down tuned. On a 6 string, it would be D Standard, and with a 7 string the low B down to an A...so A Standard (i think?).
Yngwie Malmsteen by not busting the bank. Metallica, Testament, ARCH ENEMY, Accept, Iced Earth, Judas Priest, By Busting The Bank. Yes please I need! Love you're great show! Greetings from Sweden.
I would like to see more of these videos with multi-effects. For people on a budget, multi-effects are a great way to get multiple sounds without having to buy so many pedals.
I have a Korn related story you might find interesting. Around 23 years ago I was having breakfast at the Sugar Shack in Huntington Beach and this guy sitting at the table next to me had this really cool looking tattoo of what looked like a psychedelic Cheshire Cat on his upper arm. I'd seen him around that area a lot and noticed it before. I had my camera with me so as he and his friends got up to leave I asked him if I could get a picture of his tattoo. He said sure and i took a couple of shots and thanked him. The group walked away and I sat back down at my table. A few seconds later my waiter comes over and says "Do you know who that was?". I shook my head and he said, "That's Dave, the drummer from Korn!" (I'm so dumb)
That's a *face plan full of regret* moment
Oof
Oh wow
David*
I'll share a korn story. I was born in 96, but my co worker is the same age as the korn guys. He went to a korn show in the mid 90's when everybody was still on drugs. He and his friends were backstage and they found a cooler full of beer, and some other drugs. So naturally they helped themselves. Munky came out later and yelled at them and had security throw them out. They drank the bands beer supply for the night and smoked a bunch of their stuff.
Korn is one of those bands that I think for some guitarists their music doesn't click until you try playing some of their music. Covering Korn songs is just a riot of a good time.
I love their music, however, I can see how some would be quite deterred… Their sound is incredibly unique as well as style. I’ll say this, if you are a fan of any type of new metal, hard rock, whatever… There is NO WAY you don’t head bang with a furled lip covering one of these songs.
I can agree with this. My coverband does quite a few songs from them and each song is a groove unto is own.
Korn is why I started playing Ibanez 20 years ago and honestly, I love them to this day. They make great stuff, especially for the money.
Me too, KoRn and Slipknot - well when Mick used Ibanez.
Dude guitar manufacturer is the last thing that matters. Literally anything will work. Pickups matter more. Amp and head even more
@@angryktulhu You couldn't be much more wrong, my friend. Speaking solely of sound, maybe, but there is a LOT more to a guitar than sound. The body shape and finish, the weight, the build quality, electronics layout, electronics features, neck shape, fret finish, setup, cost...etc etc. What makes a guitar or bass what it is goes on and on. Sure, there isn't a ton of difference in sound guitar to guitar in some styles of music, but tone varies MASSIVELY in some styles...try playing a BB King song on an active EMG 81/85 metal guitar or Meshuggah on a Strat or Van Halen on a Takamine for instance. Could it TECHNICALLY work? Maybe. But it's not going to be the same.
Moral of the story? People loooooove to go on and on with the whole "gear doesn't matter" thing and they take it way too far. I think that sentiment started out as a way to remind kids and n00bs that simply buying that shiny new EVH Wolfgang isn't going to magically turn you into Eddie, which is obviously true, but it's morphed into this weird...like...dismissal of gear...or something. It's weird. Because, yes. Of COURSE gear matters. 100% it does. For myriad reasons.
And I love my Ibanez-es...or whatever the plural of "Ibanez" is. lol
My new AEWC32FMRSF (CATCHY, Ibanez...) should be here Thursday! 😁
@@rmp5s dude the video IS about getting the same
SOUND as Korn lol))) nobody was talking about anything else
@@angryktulhu My comment, and your reply, was about Ibanez...
Just FYI, Korn don't tune to Drop A, they tune the entire guitar down a whole step to A standard.
For Korn, it's not like it matters.
This is correct also the tone for the intro to Here To Stay is acheived using a Digitech Whammy.
What this guy said!!
Also Head moved over to ESP a couple yrs back, and neither have ever had a baritone sig, just standard 25.5" scale
@@Josh-it6uy It completely matters! A lot of their riffs can't be played in Drop A without more difficulty than it should be.
Note: Munky & Head tune to A standard, not drop A (just a small detail).
I think a lot of people are under the impression that drop a = a standard & drop d = d standard....
No one is under that impression. Smh.
Stew Pidd I thought it was drop A - to be fair none of the riffs used anything higher than the D string anyway hahaha
The Good Guy they really are. I see it a lot. Especially on Guitar pro tabs. Not unlike the way the Anderson’s crew consistently misrepresent coil tap. You can’t coil tap a humbuker.
@@Heka41 Behemoth plays in C# Standard, which I didn't realise until I looked it up.
I always played their music in drop C#
The main point is, you can play anything in Drop A that you could otherwise play in A standard, it's just a matter of preference.
Well, you were quite brave to tackle Korn on a "sounds like"!
The entire Korn sound is based around the group, not the individual, so any isolated instrument will not sound all that good on its own, especially since Korn is very groove oriented with the bass and drums providing a launch pad for that wall of aggressive low tuned guitar riffage.
I'll go even further and say that, that sound only works well because of Jonathan Davis voice works as a binding between the instrumentals.
Very unique, very iconic, and no wonder no other band exists that can copy the formula.
Yet these guys did what you can do with just two fellas. They almost look uncomfortable when they play the really muddy bits. Muddy was more accepted in the 90s and early 2000s.
All in all, I completely agree with your observations on Korn.
You should have got Dave in to do the bass.
ok that wouldve been amazing
We need this if they ever do it without a budget
@@WaylonMorley yes, without budget, so you can afford Dave on bass
That would be insane. Actually I think Dave should do a Bass sound like series. Please Andertons make this dream come true
Hoping they do that if they do Karnivool!
This video is the most important thing I came across.
The years 2019 & i discovered Korn. I had a classical guitar, shitty stratocaster & a bass guitar with a bass amp. I then saw this video and fell in love with the BOSS ME-80.
I would end up getting the pedal on Christmas Day of 2020 after purchasing a Fender champion 20 and a Squier Mustang.
Today, i still use this pedal and I couldn’t be happier (I even used it to record some of my early stuff on my first DAW)
Thank you Matt & Rabea ❤
KoRn has a very chunky sound. Especially in their early 2000's albums.
They helped Ibanez promote the 7 string, apart from the Universe there wasn't much demand for extended range guitars.
-The bass is an important part of the sound
-2 guitarists with similar rigs
Maybe y'all should've done 1 guitar and the bass? no?
That's what I was thinking man!
I think that the broblem whas more about bass playeing.
@@SamuliVaihkonen They probably could've gotten the bassist from Toska/Dorje to step in, idk
@@SamuliVaihkonen They both know how to play bass and if not there are plenty of people on staff who could've helped.
They also probably could've used an Octave pedal on one to have some bass. It isn't going to replace it, but it would've gotten a pretty full sound.
Wouldn't this be a perfect episode to introduce a third guy to the team? I can't be the only bassist watching this series and also bass is a huge part of the sound of many bands (Guns N' Roses, Iron Maiden, Metallica to name a few)
We need Pete or anybody really, to fill the bassist void of sound like!
Metallica minus justice
Ethan Peterson LOL exactly. when I read “Metallica” I immediately thought “Are you sure about that?” having only listened to And Justice For All
might as well just get a drummer then..
@@griffinlindal a drum setup doesn't have a "tone" too them in the same sense as a bass or guitar rig does.
Yes, shell materials, sizes, cymbals, skins etc. all play a part in a good drum sound, but most of it, assuming the skins isn't beaten to death and the cymbals are cracked, is in the hands and, maybe even more importantly, the production. Black Sabbath's paranoid is a good example of a great drummer behind a good quality kit sounding pretty box-y and empty due to production.
Of course I'd love to see a "sounds like-band" if you will, but guitar and (in some cases, as previously mentioned) bass is the meat and potatoes of it
I would LOVE this! Even if they just went for single guitar and some more detail on bass for two-guitar bands it would be amazing. Often it's an afterthought like "we had £150 left so we picked this Squier P up. Anyway, onto a solo!"
Sounds like Periphery! just to see Rabea play the riffs 😍
Zlatan Yolonosovic *yes yes yes*
they have done Periphery in the past, it wasn't the 'sound like' but they were reviewing Jake Bowen's signature Ibanez 6+7 strings and Rob Chapman was playing riffs from Icarus Lives etc.
Rabea knows the Prayer Position main riff. I remember when he posted it on his Facebook
Sound like Megadeth w/o busting, please! The public cry out for it!
Rust in peace album to be exact
Marshall dsl40 jackson dinky ts9
The problem is framing the video. You can do a "Sounds like Dave Mustaine without busting" with just Rabea, a "Sounds like Megadeth without busting" with Matt being Dave Ellefson, or you could do a "sounds like Megadeth without busting" while bringing in Joss to do Marty Friedman's part.
@@kylegoodman5196 Doing all three is the only solution!
Megadeth already sounds like shit, you don't need a video. The guitars are so thin and the distorsion is so weak you could sound like Megadeth on a Line 6. Not even kidding.
Nice episode! It's always a pleasure to see you having fun like that! You both are always doing great!
Can we please get an episode of Sound Like Korn By Busting the Bank and focus on Fieldy the bassist?
sadly they can't get the Ibanez K5 Fieldy signature bass, but an SR 5 string will work
Seconded, no law that says it HAS to be guitar rigs, a perfect chance for a tiny bit of tangent from regular program
@@KeeperOfPoops A K5 is just a 5 string SR with ADX pickups but the Bartolinis get very close so you're right. The hardest part would be getting the Mesa Boogie M-2000 amp head that splits the signal and let's you shape the lows and highs on different channels.
just want to say that it is appreciated that you took time to show how the effects were done on some of the songs. I have been chasing the effects for years and could not figure it out.
Despite the self deprication, that's a really solid effort guys, seriously.
I was in a foster home in Pomona and my roommate who was 19 at the time played music from his Xbox. The music was on auto play and freak on a leash was playing. I was watching as I see the bullet travel wondering if it'll hit anyone I wasn't into nu metal at the time but I loved the video. That was in 2019. Now in 2022 I enjoy Korn because I can relate to them I can feel the pain they feel (not completely everything but most things like being bullied and living in a shit home) I'm still in foster care I'm coming home soon and I thank Korn for helping me and giving me inspiration to do music. I wish I listened to you sooner
"My Blackstar Studio 10 with EL84s" cue pan of the amplifier showing it's EL34 badge
My conclusion: you can't sound like Korn without busting the budget! 😂
That's the most realistic thing i read here.
@@fallen_angel1429 ;)
Just got apex 2 last night. Omg the crunchy sound.. Soo munky
Expecially without a bass...
They needed a whammy bar pedal,and on here to stay they missed a note on the main riff
1:15 Head is an ESP/LTD guy now. He has a sig LTD guitar :)
Wasn't he Jackson?
but it's £1300
Has been for two years but for 20 was an ibanez artist
Who gives a shit? This is called "sounds like" not "looks like".
@Muppio no, that's Mick Thomson (SlipKnoT)
Yes yes yes. Korn was my favorite band when I was a teenager. I remember hearing Blind in Charlie’s Angels (Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu) and I got carried away and stood up and cheered like I was at a Korn concert and everyone was looking at me like “dude, shut up you’re in a movie theatre”. Good times.
I know the feeling, at the same movie, except for me it was the Prodigy bit.
@@SrPepe1977 🐜
Technically, Head is with LTD right now and also Korn's tunning is mostly A standard not drop. Still good video but :)
They can get the Sir Headly in a by busting the bank, but sadly i do not think they stock the Ibanez APEX
Something so haunting about the falling away from me intro. Great tone guys 🤘🏻👍🏻
Sound like Meshuggah without busting the bank PLEASE
Malettman imposibru 😑
that'd be interesting although idk if it'd really be possible to do with andertons stock
Easy thing, Cheap Schecter 7 or 8 string, compression pedal, high gain pedal, noise gate, preamp, any clean channel + knowledge how to EQ and chug in polyrhythms - organic and defo within the £1000 mark.
Ibanez RG8, Boss Katana Artist, Tone City Comp Engine, MXR Fullbore Metal, probably close enough to get Frederik Thorendal or Marten Hagstrom's sound
Hell yeah!!
Sound like RAMMSTEIN by or without busting 😊
Those songs are beneath them. (they are super simple. Even simpler then Korn.)
I would love to see them pullout a Silvertone to ROCK semon. Or rosenrot.
Thought a bit after the notification. It would be more interesting then I gave them credit for. Still super simple though.
@@ohno8569 shut tf up lmao
Rammstein sound relies very heavily on extensive multi-tracked guitars. It's a massive studio sound that you simply couldn't achieve with a 1500 gigging rig.
@@tarkenton3895 they also started out somewhere. Maybe now almost 30 years deep in their career.
With most metal bands the guitars provide the main defining sound and the bass just fills it out. With Korn it's the reverse!
Primus is better example of this way. The bass carries the main part of the track and the guitar noodles around some licks or just drones behind it. Larry has got my respect for taming his ego so much, he's very good guitarist and so overshadowed.
In Korn the bass tone is just as important as the guitar tones. That's why other metal bands have generic sounds.
Finaaallllyyyy after years of asking =D. Awesome guys!!
Sound like Death From Above 1979 !!
I'm pretty sure that guitar rig would be pretty easy to do without busting the bank.
@@swissarmyknight4306 you mean bass rig? 🤔
@@1Kingshadow2699 r/wooooooosh
I was listening to KORN on the way home. Perfect.
I’ve never been a big Korn fan, but I did grow up in the ‘90’s, and I had forgotten how badass Got The Life is.
How dare they not play Korn best song. EVOLUTION
BTW, you NAILED it! It was flippin' awesome :D
Just going back and watching some old videos, sure missing these. I hope they come back.
Sound Like Ghost Without Busting or The Beatles By Busting would be pretty cool
For Opus Eponymous: Epi SGs, squire P bass, MXR bass overdrive, orange crush combo amps.
You guys do such good work, I'm entertained while educated. It is much appreciated. I'd suggest doing a Sounds Like for Clutch and/or Fu Manchu. I'd dig that.
At 9 years old in 94 hearing blind and better yet shoots and ladders mind blown 🤯 love it 💪🏻
Hey guys . Was heads tech for awhile, Korns tuning is ADGCFAD.
Hey mate, can you share any info on his setup with string gauges / wiring etc? I have a mint K-7 and would love some inside info. Thanks!
Sound like- Lamb of god, Slayer, meshuggah
Tobster 26 you could honestly get away with using a similar rig for LOG and Slayer (it works for me)
It is becoming clearer and clearer each video that Pete is in need a few more things to do around the Andertons store. Perhaps he can begin doing set-ups on the guitars for shipment. We love us some Pete. Smiles of coarse.
Somewhere deep inside me still beats a 14 year old heart that loves Korn. That Falling Away From Me intro got me PUMPED. Do Rammstein too!
Highly infectious laughter at the end. Absolutely made my morning!
You want a challenge? try King Gizzard's microtonal sound on a budget
Easy, just grab a squire and a few toothpicks.
Sounds pretty close to me. Nice work \m/
That intro to "Falling Away" you need a BBE Soul Vibe or some other good vibe pedal. The distortion sounds good. That Iron Label sounds great. The thing is, is that in order to really sound like Korn, the bank must be smashed and busted wide open.
I think all the instruments have an equal part in Korn songs and that paired with Jonathan's amazing voice, is the reason they are so unique and one of the best bands ever.
After bea sayed "in the end..it dosn't even matter" you have to do linkin park.
R.I.P Chester
you're a dork
Chester didn’t play guitar smh.
A Brad Delson rig of the Hybrid Theory/Meteora Era would be so easy; six or seven string Ibanez, Boss Katana or Egnater Tweaker, tube screamer, and some delay and reverb.
Yes plz!!!!
Get a PRS, a Mesa (or any cheaper amp that can replicate a Mesa), Boss Chorus Ensemble, Flanger, Compression Sustainer, lo-fi filter, and acquire lack of desire to show more talent than basic bitch riffs, and have to be pushed by your band members to do a guitar solo. There you go, not only did I tell you how to sound like Brad Delson, but I also showed you how to act like him. Have a nice day.
My God guys this was amazing. So awesome, yz nailed it. Considering the absence of the bass I'm amazed you got this close. Well done!
DO RAMMSTEIN PLZ !!
learn german, oil yourself with black grease, wear lederhosen to sound like rammstein
Isn't it more or less hot humbucker, Mesa amp, noise gate, tubescreamer?
@@swissarmyknight4306 yes but it's the many expensive
A mesa is like the more than the whole 15 hundred
@@TheMisterbg21 My Mesa only set me back $400. A $40 power soak later and its quiet enough not to get me evicted :D
Wow. It's cool to see this particlar Jackson, because this is the model that I own. And also the first seven string I ever bought (and for even cheaper price than you are talking about). With DR-DDT strings it sounds amazing, the tuning is absolutely stable, no trouble with drop tunings. And if the pickups are too hot, you just roll back the volume pot a little bit. Amazing instrument for ridiculously low money.
Finally after years of waiting you guys did Korn.. now when the %#$@ are you gonna do stone temple pilots
I thought they did, like 3 years ago. I could be wrong. And I would love to be proven wrong. I think a more modern version would be great.
STP could be tricky cause each album has a different sound/tone & feel. Unless they base it off Deans current live setup!? Not sure.
The two of you together are great. Absolutely love this series. Keep it up! Great entertainment and educational.
Also Korn play in A Standard, not Drop A
Makes me cringe that they didn't know that.....
And that matte blue RGD comes from Ibanez a whole step down, so it was actually ready to go as it was.
I mean. The riffs only use the first few strings so it doesn’t really matter hahaha
@@RabeaMassaad What about Falling away from me? ;-)
DeeKay92 I mean, I just worked it out by ear. I heard the lowest string and assumed drop A
Dave should have been on bass for this episode. It's such an integral piece to the Korn sound. The finger and slap style, along with the strings dropped down so low, that they buzz and smack against the fretboard and act as a form of percussion.
The laughter over the perfectly in tune feedback even got me laughing! 😁.....nice to see some banter
Korn is a band that changed the game with their lower tunings mixed with awesome Fieldy bass grooves!
Sound like polyphia... please 💙💙💙
Saw them headline Rocklahoma Saturday night 🤘🏼 y’all nailed their huge sound
Can we get a Metallica BY busting the bank? Also, maybe something on Periphery.
I always see Kirk's ESP Ouija and James' ESP Iron Cross Eclipse in the background so I'd love to see that one sometime
I'd love to see a Dual Rec half stack on here.
PERIPHERY????!!!!!!!!!
ESP James Hetfield signature, Vulture, Iron Cross or Truckster
Mesa Dual Rectifier & Cabinet
Roland JC40
Boss LS2 (Just to switch between the JC and the Rec
Diezel VH4 Drive
ESP KH
Marshall JVM Head & Cab (unfortunately andertons don't have Randall)
MXR Analog Chorus
MXR 5150 OD
and all the Wah Pedals in store
I mean, I know what they use for live and studio, but it'd be cool to see what the guys come up with at Anderton's.
Jonathan Davis is one of the top 3 nicest celebrities I’ve had the pleasure of meeting.
You're in the wrong tuning, they play in A D G C F A D tuning for their riffs.
DaggerFall Productions - this is “sounds like” not “tunes like” lol
@@Burnt_Gerbil they did the same with dimebag, and it does affect the sound, especially harmonics
DaggerFall Productions - Not as much as you would think. If they didn’t tell me, I wouldn’t know the difference.
@@Burnt_Gerbil well then I must be some sort of virtuoso if you didn't notice.... (That's a joke btw)
Yeah big mistake by them. Falling away from me is way off
Excellent job guys! Bea was in his element and who knew Matt was such a death-metal shredder? He was born for a 7-string! haha. Thanks also for demoing the ME-80 with the Artist. I am getting an artist for my birthday next month but didn't think the GA-FC had enough/the right effects.
You guys had a great time on this one and it showed. Cheers. \w/
Great video guys! Please do:
-The Cult
-Police
-Stray Cats
-Ted Nugent
-UFO
-Pat Travers Band
-Eric Johnson
-Blue Öyster Cult
-King's X
-The Fixx
-The Faces
Luke Simkins I want the Cult!
The Police>>>
FINALLY. IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR A LONG TIME
“Both are Ibanez players, one being a baritone!”
Munky has a signature Ibanez, regular 25.5 scale - Head has a signature ESP LTD model, again regular 25.5 scale. 😂
Even his last Ibanez sig, the KOMRAD, had an RGD body but still a 25.5'' scale
Head just recently switched to ltd
Those are modern contract deals.
25.5 scale flops like crazy in drop A. Unless your using the biggest Strings you can find. Even then it's hit or miss.
Nerdy_Jr.2737 yes, I know. I’m saying his last Ibanez sig, which had an RGD body (typically longer scale instruments), was still a 25.5’’. He plays an LTD with Fishmans and an Evertune now.
@adam nelson if you ever go to 8 strings. Be prepared to do tons of string testing. I think it took me 8 different sets for me to find the right tension, and still have a clean channel. You know... For open tunings.
The valve amp and the mesa pedal makes a world of difference... Such a great tune.
*nu-Metal scatting intensifies*
StratintheHat Boom na da noom na na nema?
Aaron Silverio indeed
BBK has the best nü metal scatting of all Korn career
Great video! Love Korn for many years... That could be close for a Korn cover band!
Sound like Jason Becker without busting the bank
I don’t reckon they could play any of his songs
He didn't use anything crazy did he? His carvin into a Marshall, probably a ts and some delay/reverb. But yeah Rabea would develop tendonitis when trying to play his stuff..
And why use Boss Multi FX if you have multi fx on the Katana?
You should do The Stone Roses as this year is the 30th Anniversary of their self titled album.
Ye boyyyy
Been waiting 4 this one!
sound like metallica by busting the bank pls
Yeah, came here to request the same, it's long overdue
ESPs N Mesas for the later stuff or a Gibson and a ESP/ Jackson and Friedman’s to get that hot rodded Marshall sound that James/ Kirk had on the earlier stuff.
And as many EMG81s as you can eat
@@megaduck7965 well , yeah, but they have their signature pickups too
tejaswi choudhary it’d be rude not to right
Yo this is sick, he uses the same pedal board I use, makes it easier for me to use as a lesson.
Sound like Dokken without breaking the bank
Sounded pretty spot on to me guys. Good work out there!
Sound like Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers please.
Not horrible. The bass def makes the sound. Should do a perfect circle next. Also more breaking the bank videos. It’s fun to see you guys pick stuff out with no budget.
Could be wrong but I believe Korn plays in Standard A!
you're correct! it's D Standard on a 7 string, so A,D,G,C,F,A,D
Loved this. So much nostalgia here...
Thanks.
Cheers
I'd love to hear something like As I Lay Dying and/or Wovenwar (mostly same musicians). Great tones to seek out there and if it were a budget-friendly sound then I'd be very interested to see the gear used to achieve their sound. Periphery might be a nice endeavor as well. In Flames?
LOL! Dunn da da da dun da....ooooh! Dunn da da da dun da....ooooh! Killer riffage mates! That Jackson has some sweeet tonez through the Mesa Throttle box! Sweet song selection and epic tonez on this vid guys! Also that Ibanez has some absolutely crushing tone! Great job Y'all! \M/
Correction Head now has a signature model with ESP
Thank you! I was looking for someone else to point this out!
Those are some damn beautiful guitars!
"ME-50 back in the day"
I played with an ME-30. God.... I'm old.....
And I had the ME-5...
Korn tuned their seven strings a whole step down (A-D-G-C-f-a-d; low-to-high) respectively); the fact that you were in dropped-A may have been the reason you felt like you weren't quiet nailing the sound.
To my knowledge everything from "Twisted Transistor" onward was actually up-tuned to just being flat (A#-D#-G#-C#-f#-a#-d#).
Kinda impressed though, as usual awesome job guys.
" To my knowledge everything from "Twisted Transistor" onward was actually up-tuned to just being flat (A#-D#-G#-C#-f#-a#-d#)."
Wrong.
06:00 - tbh that sounds like every teenager in the early 00s trying to sound like Korn but it comes out like just a bunch of noise 😂
i think that sounds pretty close to the intro to the song IMO
but i see what you're getting at
They forgot to buy .10-.60 gauge strings.
You gotta consider that “muddy” was a lot more acceptable in the 90s and early 2000s.
That was absolutely brilliant!
Technically their guitars are a full step down tuned. On a 6 string, it would be D Standard, and with a 7 string the low B down to an A...so A Standard (i think?).
Yeah, it's A,D,G,C,F,A,D
A Standard
Oh my god I’ve been waiting so long
It sounds like a gaggle of trolls sitting around the Black Forest banging on trash cans.
So pretty close then.
Head actually left Ibanez and Mesa for ESP and Orange recently. He also uses Fishman pickups now. Also, they arent in drop A, they are in A standard
Apparently these two didn't do there research! This didn't sound close to me.
@@richszmal1653 yeah...
Sounds like Fear Factory or Strapping Young Lad/Devin Townsend
I second this for SYL/ Devin Townsend (More for Dev cause his sound is more diverse)
bout time they brought this series back
Yngwie Malmsteen by not busting the bank.
Metallica, Testament, ARCH ENEMY, Accept, Iced Earth, Judas Priest, By Busting The Bank. Yes please I need!
Love you're great show! Greetings from Sweden.
I would like to see more of these videos with multi-effects. For people on a budget, multi-effects are a great way to get multiple sounds without having to buy so many pedals.
I always preferred "Got The Life" to "Freak On A Leash."
Yes. Got the life was always better.
Nah
i prefered Blind to Freak On A Leash
That bass in Got The Life is crushing!
omg finally. I'm so happy with this.
Worth watching til the end for the nervous breakdown 😂
Sounds great. Now I’m off to make a Korn playlist for my bike ride!!! :)