We now have a Patreon! You'll find Guitar Pro tabs (including one for this song), music score/tab PDF, chord diagrams and other exclusive content. Check it out at patreon.com/2playersounds
Malice mizer fan since 2004 here and this song is the reason why I play guitar. I learned this song years ago but never found the right setup. Thank you! PS: I’m thrilled to see more ppl getting to know this awesome band.
That's awesome! I think I found MM around the same time. This song has definitely inspired a lot of people, including myself, to reach for a guitar and work it all out. It's a masterpiece and I'm glad to share it with the masses outside of Asia.
Awesome, whatever guitar you decide to get, make sure you love the way it feels in your hands. We'll be posting more Malice Mizer tutorials soon. Stay tuned!
take this from a guitarist of 4 years; start with open chord songs rather than something like this which uses a lot of fast paced parts because otherwise you'll burn yourself out really quick. and when you do get to soloing, learn the minor pentatonic scale because it'll make it flow so much better good luck with learning! and don't give up because you've got great taste for liking tetsu's malice mizer!
We live in a fortunate time where good people like OP post tutorials on how to play. When I desperately wanted to learn how to play this song, I had to sit down with headphones, and replay the same parts hundreds of times to try to get it right on my guitar playing along with the recording. Thanks for this.
Thank you for the kind words! This is the same process I'm currently using (along with a couple other techniques) to decipher these classic MM songs; playing the songs over and over while listening carefully. I remember your BeanKid video and it helped to serve as inspiration for this one. Keep on rockin' 🤘
Hey, thanks for this! I played the guitar before but forgot a lot, so that's a great throwback, I still can't do much, but I learned the intro, and I'm eager to learn this whole song asap!
No problem, thanks for watching! This song has got something for everyone and will work out all your chops. Welcome back to the wonderful world of guitar 🎸🤘🤘
5:38 is really the best part. Such nostalgia. It gave me nostalgia the first time I heard it and the best thing about sweet nostalgia is that it only ever grows.
im using a classical guitar and i have so little knowledge of guitar but im still managing to follow along a few steps are really hard for me since im a noob but you are so good at explaining
[edit] 8:49 - This part is from a Bach piece. "Bach: Invention 4 in D Minor, BWV 775" - ua-cam.com/video/htdLd0B1WsU/v-deo.html I love playing the bass part behind that. I messed up the timestamp the first time so edited it.
Instant sub... You rock dude. I just discovered Malice Mizer this month and I can't stop listening. Can you help me figure out what guitar effects they use for the song Aegen? I LOVE the sound of the guitar on that one and I want to try to buy some gear to get me close.
Thanks for the sub! That's awesome you've discovered Malice Mizer. It's like a level up for the ears 🙌 You can hear a Chorus effect on the guitar during the intro and throughout the song "Aegen". I'm not 100% sure on which exact pedals were used, but doing a bit of Googling I found that Kozi uses (or used) a Boss Super Chorus and also an Electroharmonix Small Clone. It could be that Mana used the same or similar effects pedals for this song/album
That's such a great song! It's pretty tough to hear all the guitar parts clearly on that track, in order to figure out the chords/notes, but maybe I can make that a future project.
The key to playing the intro arpeggios smoothly, is to use an alternate picking pattern with your picking hand. The first direction is down on the D string, then up on the high E string, then down on the B string, then up on the G string. Move your wrist up and down while doing this, as this takes lest effort and energy, rather than moving your forearm up and down. The type of pick you use can also make this easier or more difficult, depending on it's thickness and how hard you pick the strings. Try slowing down the video playback speed to 0.25 at the 2:46 mark and you will see how I've done it. Thanks for watching, and happy strumming 🙏🏼
Yes there is a bit of a mismatch that I was late on noticing after uploading the video 😅. The Guitar Pro tab for this song that's on our Patreon has all the accurate tabs.
@@MichaelaSajtlavova-cj2eg No worries at all! We all start somewhere 🙂🎸 You actually don't need any pedals to play this song, if you have a guitar amp with built-in effects. The only effect you really need is "Chorus" and some distortion for the lead parts. If you have a computer and some way to plug your guitar into it (audio interface, USB/guitar cable, etc) then you can use many free plugins to achieve this sound and more, with free programs like GarageBand and Reaper. Luckily there's a lot of tutorials online showing how to use this type of setup. Keep rocking🤘
Compared to when I first started playing some decades ago, the quality and range of guitar gear out there now is ridiculously high, with a low barrier for entry. Just take a look at Harley Benton guitars from Thomann. But you're right, playing guitar is like getting bitten by a crackhead vampire. Once you got the bug, it's got your wallet hostage 😁
We now have a Patreon! You'll find Guitar Pro tabs (including one for this song), music score/tab PDF, chord diagrams and other exclusive content. Check it out at patreon.com/2playersounds
Mana is a real genius
Malice mizer fan since 2004 here and this song is the reason why I play guitar. I learned this song years ago but never found the right setup. Thank you!
PS: I’m thrilled to see more ppl getting to know this awesome band.
That's awesome! I think I found MM around the same time. This song has definitely inspired a lot of people, including myself, to reach for a guitar and work it all out.
It's a masterpiece and I'm glad to share it with the masses outside of Asia.
I love how the solos incorporated fur elise
im actually thinking about buying an electric guitar soon so this is gonna help a lot! I absolutely love malice mizer and i can’t wait to learn this.
Awesome, whatever guitar you decide to get, make sure you love the way it feels in your hands. We'll be posting more Malice Mizer tutorials soon. Stay tuned!
take this from a guitarist of 4 years; start with open chord songs rather than something like this which uses a lot of fast paced parts because otherwise you'll burn yourself out really quick. and when you do get to soloing, learn the minor pentatonic scale because it'll make it flow so much better
good luck with learning! and don't give up because you've got great taste for liking tetsu's malice mizer!
@@evergreen9927 thank you sm!!
How is it going, buddy?
One of my favorite jrock songs of all time. I fucking love this
Thank you so much! One of my favorites too!
You even posted the part of the gear. Really appreciate the extra effort put in.
Glad it was helpful. Planning to have an updated pedal board video out soon 🤘
We live in a fortunate time where good people like OP post tutorials on how to play. When I desperately wanted to learn how to play this song, I had to sit down with headphones, and replay the same parts hundreds of times to try to get it right on my guitar playing along with the recording. Thanks for this.
Thank you for the kind words! This is the same process I'm currently using (along with a couple other techniques) to decipher these classic MM songs; playing the songs over and over while listening carefully. I remember your BeanKid video and it helped to serve as inspiration for this one. Keep on rockin' 🤘
X2
One of my favorite bands of all time. Thanks, good video
No problem! Same here!
Hey, thanks for this! I played the guitar before but forgot a lot, so that's a great throwback, I still can't do much, but I learned the intro, and I'm eager to learn this whole song asap!
No problem, thanks for watching! This song has got something for everyone and will work out all your chops. Welcome back to the wonderful world of guitar 🎸🤘🤘
I just got a Jeune Fille-style custom ESP. The timing of this tutorial has read my mind.
That's awesome! Congrats on acquiring a rare and beautiful instrument. More Malice Mizer guitar tutorials coming soon, stay tuned.
I LOVE YOU THANKS FOR THIS IT WAS SO HARD TO FIND TUTORIAL FOR MY FAVORITE SONG
Thanks for checking it out, glad we could help!
you're a miracle, man! thank you so much!!!
🙏 No problem!
5:38 is really the best part. Such nostalgia.
It gave me nostalgia the first time I heard it and the best thing about sweet nostalgia is that it only ever grows.
I love you for making this tutorial!
Happy to help, have fun!
Very cool man! The video is super well done… congrats and thanks fot the shoutout!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching the video and again for providing the dope track! 🤜🤛
Thanks for this very awsome tutorial!! I've been dying to play this song on my guitar!!
Thanks and you're welcome! Glad we could get you started working out this masterpiece.
Extremely well put together!
Thanks for watching!
Nicely done man!
Thank you!
thank you for the guide! can you teach us to play Seraph?😇😇😇
Thank you🙏🏼
Working on Seraph this year 🙌🏼
Awesome tutorial!!!!!!! I'm gonna practice this song later!! It's one of my favorite malice mizer songs!!
Awesome! Thanks and have fun!
Aaah finally finished learning the song thanks to your video 💗💗
That's so awesome! Glad I could help, it's such a great tune and fun to play 🎸🙌
Makes me so happy to know people are still learning MM.
im using a classical guitar and i have so little knowledge of guitar but im still managing to follow along a few steps are really hard for me since im a noob but you are so good at explaining
I tried to make this as approachable as possible; so I'm glad this was able to help you out as a beginner. Thanks for watching!
Same dudee! This man explains it the best he can but I still find it hard lol
[edit] 8:49 - This part is from a Bach piece.
"Bach: Invention 4 in D Minor, BWV 775" - ua-cam.com/video/htdLd0B1WsU/v-deo.html
I love playing the bass part behind that.
I messed up the timestamp the first time so edited it.
It's so much fun on guitar or bass. Mana put his classical touch on this 🤌
Instant sub... You rock dude. I just discovered Malice Mizer this month and I can't stop listening. Can you help me figure out what guitar effects they use for the song Aegen? I LOVE the sound of the guitar on that one and I want to try to buy some gear to get me close.
Thanks for the sub! That's awesome you've discovered Malice Mizer. It's like a level up for the ears 🙌
You can hear a Chorus effect on the guitar during the intro and throughout the song "Aegen". I'm not 100% sure on which exact pedals were used, but doing a bit of Googling I found that Kozi uses (or used) a Boss Super Chorus and also an Electroharmonix Small Clone. It could be that Mana used the same or similar effects pedals for this song/album
watching this video from brazil
How amazing! Muito obrigado por assistir!
awesome vid! ive been wanting to learn this song for some time! def gonna try this out
Thanks for watching! More Malice Mizer tutorials coming soon, stay tuned.
THANK YOU SOO9 MUCH
You're welcome, thanks for watching 🤜🤛
Thank you sm!!! This is so cool, I love this song, I can't wait to learn it !
You're welcome! Stay tuned for more tutorials coming soon!
気持ちいい音。
この曲めっちゃ大変
ありがとう！ 最初は難しいですが、一度に 1 つのセクションを集中して練習すれば、できるようになります。翻訳が悪くてごめんなさい
please make more
Thanks! We've got another tutorial coming out soon. Stay tuned!
Pretty please do a tutorial for their song SADNESS!
That's such a great song! It's pretty tough to hear all the guitar parts clearly on that track, in order to figure out the chords/notes, but maybe I can make that a future project.
すごい！！
音がリアル。原音っぽい。
日本から
どうもありがとう!
thank you so much for this video you’re amazing 🙏🏻do you ever think you’ll cover au revoir and do a lesson video like this?
Thanks for watching! We'll be doing a video for Au Revoir as well.
14:07
How do you strum smoothly from when you did the intro arpeggio? I wanna know I can do that beginning part smoothly like you did
The key to playing the intro arpeggios smoothly, is to use an alternate picking pattern with your picking hand. The first direction is down on the D string, then up on the high E string, then down on the B string, then up on the G string.
Move your wrist up and down while doing this, as this takes lest effort and energy, rather than moving your forearm up and down. The type of pick you use can also make this easier or more difficult, depending on it's thickness and how hard you pick the strings.
Try slowing down the video playback speed to 0.25 at the 2:46 mark and you will see how I've done it.
Thanks for watching, and happy strumming 🙏🏼
This is seriously such a beautiful song. It really cemented my love for Malice Mizer and visual kei in general.
Same here, I never get tired of listening to it. The whole album Memoire DX is really one of a kind.
mana is god
I'm a bit late, but I don't think the tab and the played thing on the first bridge match...
Yes there is a bit of a mismatch that I was late on noticing after uploading the video 😅. The Guitar Pro tab for this song that's on our Patreon has all the accurate tabs.
how do I achieve this sound without pedals?Do I need that much pedals ?
i am sorry i am noob at this
@@MichaelaSajtlavova-cj2eg No worries at all! We all start somewhere 🙂🎸
You actually don't need any pedals to play this song, if you have a guitar amp with built-in effects. The only effect you really need is "Chorus" and some distortion for the lead parts.
If you have a computer and some way to plug your guitar into it (audio interface, USB/guitar cable, etc) then you can use many free plugins to achieve this sound and more, with free programs like GarageBand and Reaper. Luckily there's a lot of tutorials online showing how to use this type of setup. Keep rocking🤘
dude thank you so much for this this really helped me 🫶🫶🫶
No problem, glad we could help 🤘
can you do a tutorial for the song "I know the reason for her sadness" ?!?!?
Yeah, it's been a popular request. Look forward to a tutorial in the future.
Dang playing electric guitar looks expensive
Compared to when I first started playing some decades ago, the quality and range of guitar gear out there now is ridiculously high, with a low barrier for entry. Just take a look at Harley Benton guitars from Thomann.
But you're right, playing guitar is like getting bitten by a crackhead vampire. Once you got the bug, it's got your wallet hostage 😁