@@julienpregent4397 I think I hear overdrive saturation, reverb, chorus, and maybe compressor, possibly a sustain pedal but that could be his incredible gear, very interested to know for sure though. Usually the "wide" sounds are from stereo widening but it can also be used to describe the sound saturation/overdrive/distortion excites.
My buddy showed me your music last summer I've been jamming it hard ever since. What a living dream to be in a world where your favorite musicians literally teach you their music themselves.... hard to believe. Thanks for taking the time to do this and you and your people make some of the most unique music I've ever heard, great work.
To all the dudes saying the want to give up on guitar: I don't know about you guys but this man makes me want to learn guitar even more. This video is phenomenally well made and Tim is talented but we can't even begin to imagine how long and how much hard work has taken to reach this level. But the most important thing: it is reachable and it exists
For this guys, my friend bought guitar and started learning it. And c'mon man thise dudes who are sayin' they givin' up on guitar, they are not. They are just kidding.
I’ve always had a problem with the mentality of saying a guitarist wants to make you give up the guitar. I agree that players like this make me want to learn
@@tfwthewhen this level always been in clasical instruments and clasical guitar, now is in electric too, sorry ma men what can i say you?, i have to practice the same as you bro hahah
@@ethantwiddy4699 ez, get an guitar with singlecoils (strat or this model, i recommend more the strat due to the price) in the Neck + Middle pickup position, and add some chorus, a little bit of overdrive and also a little bit of flanger. thank me later
@@ethantwiddy4699 it sounds like reverb at 3 o'clock, a flanger at 4 o'clock, and a compression pedal, to help sustain the tapped notes. With a more crunch gain.
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From my experience it's just difficult to properly incorporate them consistently, so it's always nice when hand form allows such a happy accident to happen haha
Well playing harmonics in a chord means that you have the sensitivity to play harmonics with every finger of your hand while the other fingers are playing standard notes in hard positions, at least in this case. So it's pretty hard😬
J.Suavo that’s exactly what I was thinking. Sounds like he’s using split coils on the guitar. Then reverb, a weird setting on a chorus, and idk maybe even some tremolo
Pretty sure he's using a (modified?) preset on the AxeFX II calles Boutique, that's what he used for GOAT and most of NLND at least. Mini hum and middle single coil mics
useful timestamps : 0:00 intro 1:49 playthrough of intro 2:00 second part 2:52 playthrough including second part 3:09 after beat drop 4:38 “fun part” 5:10 several parts here, variations of previous part 5:52 very fun lick 6:29 nice triplet patterns 7:07 playthrough of triplets 7:12 third phrase (with the swell/vibrato on the 14/16 slide) 8:05 fun final whammy shit - 8:48 tim explaining the chords and the individual tracks from a livestream
Man, the fact that it tales nearly 15 minutes to teach how to play a 40-50 second excerpt, just indicates so well how much work really goes into creation. And people want to chalk it all up to talent. And that's after editing no less. Thanks, Tim!
@@fffffffffff8402 you clearly don't like tim's music, yet you comment on so many of his videos. why is that? genuine question, not trying to shit on you or anything
@@fffffffffff8402 you're really not expected to do that at all, i also don't like when people "blow" others, it seems greatly exaggerated most of the times. but can't that also be said to what you're doing rn? you're low-key cheering for the dude's death, like why? where's the constructive criticism in that?
Tim, you treat music like software nerds treat open source software. And that’s a compliment. That desire to instruct and collaborate makes true progress.
I was so naive thinking this riff seemed easier than some of Tim's riffs that I tried to learn before, oh boy was I wrong.. Switching between the chords at even half the speed is hardcore, I'm always amazed how you can just sit down for a few hours and write something like this, that's just incredible.
@@waynecrowe9790 I feel like even if you are capable of composing a song like this making your hands actually execute it at full speed is still a feat in it's own right
@@waynecrowe9790 yes, but composing in the end tends to come down to musical imagination mainly. The ability to hear what's not there if u get what I mean
First 2 seconds: huh this one doesn't actually seem that hard to learn Tim uses harmonic in chord then quickly switches to different chord: welp at least I can play the first 2 seconds
So much finesse! Polyphia completely changed the way i approach, see and understand guitar. Sure, i do still love me some Yngwie, Petrucci and some other guitar wankery... but this new shit here... this is magic!
All guitar tutorial need to be like this. Doesn’t waste time, explains exactly how to do everything, doesn’t make you guess at his fingerings, absolutely splendid.
@@Har.shal_09 might just be your neck, I’ve got the same issue with my strat and just chalked it up to high and uneven frets on the board, usually it’s really easy to hit a harmonic unless your neck is FUBAR
if you're struggling, your guitar may need intonating so the harmonic falls correctly above the 5th fret, and not a little to either side, as on a poorly setup guitar
@@mox_ndwn yeah I heard it, I was there too haha but if its not even fully made yet its gonna be a while before releasing lol im tryna learn this with the tutorial he posted today
Definitely one of my favorites of his! What I love about his music (besides his chops) is that he always starts with the musical side first (establishing a strong melody or theme) and builds everything around that so regardless of how technical it becomes it will still be memorable. As much as I love instrumental music of any kind, I will always appreciate an artist who can compose an instrumental piece and you can still "sing" it because the melody is literally in your face.
i don't know who this dude here is, just found him in my recommended videos. by far the most unconventional way of playing i've heard so far. not quite the style i like listening to, but this seems quite technically challenging and i respect the technical skill as well as the creativity on display in this piece.
Makes me happy theres people a decade younger than me that play so incredible coming up with sweet new ways of playing that have soul!!. Love and piece.
Dude I think its awesome that you broke this down for everyone like this. Thanks for doing that. I've been playing for a long time and this makes me feel like I'm learning the instrument for the first time again. Well done, bruddah. Keep up the amazing work!
I just don't understand how he comes up with these really unique, intricate melodies. Obviously he has his rudiments down keep doing what you do man. I love it. You've become one of my musical influences 😂
I wasted many years playing hard and then find such simple riffs that sound so amazing and all I had to do was slow down and be tasteful and it just sounds better. It’s always great finding such talented guitar players on YT.
How much do we appreciate Tim for the time he takes to show us mere mortals how to play these pieces? I mean seriously who takes the time to hook us up like that?
I like how Tim comes across as too good to learn music theory and all that, but actually knows a hell of a lot more than most players know. This dude has a DEEP understanding of music and I love it. I need more of this song. It's straight fire. Can't wait for the next album.
For all the boys wondering about tone but not able to afford an axefxII like me, I found that a mix of flanger, reverb and a little gain does a good job at mimicking the one Tim uses. Sure it's not the real deal, but we aren't either so it'll do for me at least !
i did not do well at reading notes back when learning guitar. My teacher dropped me from lessons and i felt like i failed in a way and this is how i learned back 40 years ago. i haven't played much as of late. this is the first vid i have seen a player of Tim's skillz that speaks in tablature. im glad to know i didn't fail as bad as i thought. thank you Mr. Henson. thank you.
please tell me this isn't going to remain just another beautiful little project. This, along with many other of your clips (jdsc, #8 in your favorite riff etc) NEED to become full songs!!!
I'm really thankful you did that tut about Blood moon. It is my absolute favorite and pushes my motivation so far I didn't expect. And obviously two days ago I was thinking /hoping about a tutorial.. And you did it! Thanks man, you r one of my guitar gods from now! Keep movin on. Peace >{=}
For 21 fret guitar player the second variation of the “beat drop” section can be tapped on 20 b string 19 high e pull off to 12b12he slide to 15b15he and so on, hella confusing I’m sorry but trying to help lol (he stands for high e btw)
@@EthanPatP yeah, plus I need a tremolo bridge, so double win! Unfortunately I can't afford Tim's gorgeous signature guitar, so I'm getting a Ibanez Standard RG
You are a fucking legend, I know everyone says how they wanna give up guitar after seeing you play, but the day I learnt the shred collab song from you, I just wanted to learn even more. Can't wait to try out this sexy one.
Absolutely loooove Blood Moon. It sounds exactly what the title conveys. If you guys have thought about vocal features, please let us send auditions. Even if it's a reaction or whatever, your music is super fun to write to!
Imagine you love Jimi Hendrix music and he is Alive making music and teaching ALL of his techniques by himself. This is what i feel about Tim, fuck i love this dude
I find it baffling that Tim can write 45 seconds of music which needs a nine minute tutorial to cover it all. Goes to show how friggin difficult his stuff is to play. Major props dude.
Call and response is a concept a lotta people use, it's not limited to henson all it really does is show that he knows what he's doing, which we already he really freaking does XD
TABS/BACKING TRACK: w6rst.com
THANKS A LOT!
Will this be in the new album?
What effects do you use to get that wide sound? @Tim Henson
@@julienpregent4397 I think I hear overdrive saturation, reverb, chorus, and maybe compressor, possibly a sustain pedal but that could be his incredible gear, very interested to know for sure though. Usually the "wide" sounds are from stereo widening but it can also be used to describe the sound saturation/overdrive/distortion excites.
My buddy showed me your music last summer I've been jamming it hard ever since. What a living dream to be in a world where your favorite musicians literally teach you their music themselves.... hard to believe. Thanks for taking the time to do this and you and your people make some of the most unique music I've ever heard, great work.
To all the dudes saying the want to give up on guitar: I don't know about you guys but this man makes me want to learn guitar even more. This video is phenomenally well made and Tim is talented but we can't even begin to imagine how long and how much hard work has taken to reach this level. But the most important thing: it is reachable and it exists
For this guys, my friend bought guitar and started learning it. And c'mon man thise dudes who are sayin' they givin' up on guitar, they are not. They are just kidding.
And this guys like put 15 years of real hardcore practice.
this is the natural selecction of guitarrist xD
I’ve always had a problem with the mentality of saying a guitarist wants to make you give up the guitar. I agree that players like this make me want to learn
@@tfwthewhen this level always been in clasical instruments and clasical guitar, now is in electric too, sorry ma men what can i say you?, i have to practice the same as you bro hahah
Can someone make a tutorial for this tutorial
lol
Fatima Malana i need a tutorial for that guitar tone 🤩🤩
@@ethantwiddy4699 ez, get an guitar with singlecoils (strat or this model, i recommend more
the strat due to the price) in the Neck + Middle pickup position, and add some chorus, a little bit
of overdrive and also a little bit of flanger.
thank me later
also use Notorius Neck and Middle pickups by Dimarzio, which are his signatures
@@ethantwiddy4699 it sounds like reverb at 3 o'clock, a flanger at 4 o'clock, and a compression pedal, to help sustain the tapped notes. With a more crunch gain.
Tim: hammer-on on 24
Me: *cries in telecaster*
Play an octave lower😂
Improvise,adapt , overcome "Bear grills"
You can still play that note just on a different string
Me: just stopped crying in acoustic
My Ibanez has only 22 frets like what... but I didn't pick the guitar myself my teacher did so yeah lol
Following this scheme (works anywhere on the fretboard in my experience) you don't need 24 (not even 22) frets.
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its really cool to see harmonics used in chords because thats pretty rare
From my experience it's just difficult to properly incorporate them consistently, so it's always nice when hand form allows such a happy accident to happen haha
Well playing harmonics in a chord means that you have the sensitivity to play harmonics with every finger of your hand while the other fingers are playing standard notes in hard positions, at least in this case. So it's pretty hard😬
@@Ritual999 It's not super hard, jist keeo practicing and you'll get it.
@@phynx1756 are you talking about natural harmonics in chords or pinch harmonics?
That shit was rad as fuck.
No-nonsense introduction right there
BRO tone video please that sounds beautiful
Like his comment so Tim can see this!
Just crank the reverb
J.Suavo that’s exactly what I was thinking. Sounds like he’s using split coils on the guitar. Then reverb, a weird setting on a chorus, and idk maybe even some tremolo
I was going to ask It too! so courious 😬
Pretty sure he's using a (modified?) preset on the AxeFX II calles Boutique, that's what he used for GOAT and most of NLND at least. Mini hum and middle single coil mics
How to draw an owl:
Step 1: Draw a circle.
Step 2: Draw the fucking owl.
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tim: "then were gonna.."
Me: rewinds*
useful timestamps :
0:00 intro
1:49 playthrough of intro
2:00 second part
2:52 playthrough including second part
3:09 after beat drop
4:38 “fun part”
5:10 several parts here, variations
of previous part
5:52 very fun lick
6:29 nice triplet patterns
7:07 playthrough of triplets
7:12 third phrase (with the swell/vibrato on the 14/16 slide)
8:05 fun final whammy shit
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8:48 tim explaining the chords and the individual tracks from a livestream
Spooky Stork Running Wild thanks for this
What a legend
Here is the man thanks
Man, the fact that it tales nearly 15 minutes to teach how to play a 40-50 second excerpt, just indicates so well how much work really goes into creation. And people want to chalk it all up to talent.
And that's after editing no less.
Thanks, Tim!
It would take 30+ mins if he actually took it slow like most music teachers
and that's at a really quick pace
@@fffffffffff8402 ok then why dont you have over 400k subs?
@@fffffffffff8402 you clearly don't like tim's music, yet you comment on so many of his videos. why is that? genuine question, not trying to shit on you or anything
@@fffffffffff8402 you're really not expected to do that at all, i also don't like when people "blow" others, it seems greatly exaggerated most of the times. but can't that also be said to what you're doing rn? you're low-key cheering for the dude's death, like why? where's the constructive criticism in that?
Tim, you treat music like software nerds treat open source software. And that’s a compliment. That desire to instruct and collaborate makes true progress.
I like the speed of his walkthrough, no chatting, just the essentials howto do it
Reverse Marty Music
Tim dropped what we asked for! We don’t deserve Tim 😭
11:47 “hey dude i dropped out of high school to persue my hentai drawings and my dad really likes my work”
okay then. LMAO
Good
*pursue
Nice catch btw
Wow! What a guy!
@@themc3684 LMAO
I was so naive thinking this riff seemed easier than some of Tim's riffs that I tried to learn before, oh boy was I wrong.. Switching between the chords at even half the speed is hardcore, I'm always amazed how you can just sit down for a few hours and write something like this, that's just incredible.
Music theory helps a lot.
@@waynecrowe9790 I feel like even if you are capable of composing a song like this making your hands actually execute it at full speed is still a feat in it's own right
@@shanecollins4800 seriously. Things like the harmonic in the chord leave so much room for fucking up live.
@@Isaiah_McIntosh They do fuck up live sometimes though lol
@@waynecrowe9790 yes, but composing in the end tends to come down to musical imagination mainly. The ability to hear what's not there if u get what I mean
me not understanding anything:
*ah yes I see*
First 2 seconds: huh this one doesn't actually seem that hard to learn
Tim uses harmonic in chord then quickly switches to different chord: welp at least I can play the first 2 seconds
damn hes super efficient at explaining
because he wants you to buy the tab on his website. its pretty obvious. nonetheless a tutorial even explained like this is a godsend.
@@andrewnguyen7905 I was saying it in a good way
dioV he has the right to promote his tabs i dont see a problem
Plus tabs cost next to nothing
So much finesse!
Polyphia completely changed the way i approach, see and understand guitar.
Sure, i do still love me some Yngwie, Petrucci and some other guitar wankery... but this new shit here... this is magic!
How does one call petrucci's playing wankery? Blasphemy I say
All guitar tutorial need to be like this. Doesn’t waste time, explains exactly how to do everything, doesn’t make you guess at his fingerings, absolutely splendid.
Oh cool a tutorial I can learn this
Tim: We've got this chord: 5, 9, 7, harmonic on the 5
What madman puts a harmonic in a chord bruh
ive been trying for weeks and that harmonic 5 is really hard to get so if it takes u time as well ig its normal cuz tim is madlad
@@Har.shal_09 it's also harder to hear the harmonic ring out if you don't have compression or a little bit of gain
@@preston490 its also harder to do if your frets are high or you got some mad string buzz
@@Har.shal_09 might just be your neck, I’ve got the same issue with my strat and just chalked it up to high and uneven frets on the board, usually it’s really easy to hit a harmonic unless your neck is FUBAR
if you're struggling, your guitar may need intonating so the harmonic falls correctly above the 5th fret, and not a little to either side, as on a poorly setup guitar
“The response to our call”... Goddamn. We’ll be talking about this guy with Hendrix and Vaughn in ten years.
that's just how most music are written...
Call and response is a musical technique with hundreds of years of history...
Tim really said ''that's about it'' after explained something in a different dimension like we'll just go ''oh now i see it''
Hes actually a really good teacher.
BRO I NEED THE TONE THOUGHHH
Agreed!!!
I think he's gonna launch some tone presets (or smth similar) somewhen soon, according to last night stream
@@mox_ndwn yeah I heard it, I was there too haha but if its not even fully made yet its gonna be a while before releasing lol im tryna learn this with the tutorial he posted today
@@mox_ndwn did he say what the presets would be for? is it Pod, Axe fx etc?
he's said before its just the stock "boutique" setting on the axefx. i think thats the name of it, but i know its just a standard stock patch.
Definitely one of my favorites of his! What I love about his music (besides his chops) is that he always starts with the musical side first (establishing a strong melody or theme) and builds everything around that so regardless of how technical it becomes it will still be memorable. As much as I love instrumental music of any kind, I will always appreciate an artist who can compose an instrumental piece and you can still "sing" it because the melody is literally in your face.
i don't know who this dude here is, just found him in my recommended videos. by far the most unconventional way of playing i've heard so far. not quite the style i like listening to, but this seems quite technically challenging and i respect the technical skill as well as the creativity on display in this piece.
Nikola Dietmar Krapp check out the backlog of Polyphia, the band he’s in. Covers metal, jazzy trap shit and so on. Every bit of it is phenomenal.
Not kvlt enough for u ?
Makes me happy theres people a decade younger than me that play so incredible coming up with sweet new ways of playing that have soul!!. Love and piece.
Thanks a lot for doing this Tim, it’s so cool to watch you break down your riffs and explain your process. Very inspiring!!!
Dude I think its awesome that you broke this down for everyone like this. Thanks for doing that. I've been playing for a long time and this makes me feel like I'm learning the instrument for the first time again. Well done, bruddah. Keep up the amazing work!
The melody with the flute sounds freaking awesome
Thank you for your music man. It's so beautiful and inspirational.
I just don't understand how he comes up with these really unique, intricate melodies. Obviously he has his rudiments down
keep doing what you do man. I love it. You've become one of my musical influences 😂
I wasted many years playing hard and then find such simple riffs that sound so amazing and all I had to do was slow down and be tasteful and it just sounds better. It’s always great finding such talented guitar players on YT.
This is the most straight forward video I've seen in a while
I spend most of my corona time learning this. I think I never felt something I played on guitar so much.
Thanks Tim!
Best Corona side effect so far getting more videos like this from Tim!
really appreciate that you took the time to show how you play this composition, thank you
we don't usually see these kinda videos from guitarists! thank you so much!
It's hard to find a god level guitarist who create his own arrangement, master it and show you how to play it.
this man is...OMG
maaan, thats tone u have is just amazing
i have never played guitar in my life nor do i understand a single thing of what Tim is saying but i still watched the whole thing lmao
How much do we appreciate Tim for the time he takes to show us mere mortals how to play these pieces? I mean seriously who takes the time to hook us up like that?
I like how Tim comes across as too good to learn music theory and all that, but actually knows a hell of a lot more than most players know. This dude has a DEEP understanding of music and I love it.
I need more of this song. It's straight fire. Can't wait for the next album.
I love this mans so much, he us the whole reason I started learning to play.
I don't know what is more impressive, the guitar playing or the engineering 🔥
i am literally so speechless at this man's talent and skill
4:00 “and then hit a chick” .......didn’t sound the same when I tried this
U need petal with same tune
@@asfake6787 that's not what he meant.
A'S fake r/whoooosh
Dayum
To be fair he did say it was DaBaby inspired
The technical skills with the guitar are already hella impressive, seeing how hard you fuck with writing music in general is even cooler tho
This man makes me want to do nothing but study chords and make melodies all day
For all the boys wondering about tone but not able to afford an axefxII like me, I found that a mix of flanger, reverb and a little gain does a good job at mimicking the one Tim uses. Sure it's not the real deal, but we aren't either so it'll do for me at least !
Vibrato is the wabble effect
"We aren't either" 💀💀
i did not do well at reading notes back when learning guitar. My teacher dropped me from lessons and i felt like i failed in a way and this is how i learned back 40 years ago. i haven't played much as of late. this is the first vid i have seen a player of Tim's skillz that speaks in tablature. im glad to know i didn't fail as bad as i thought. thank you Mr. Henson. thank you.
At 4:42 Tim gives us that look. That look of, 'you are never going to know the joy of this fun part'
please tell me this isn't going to remain just another beautiful little project. This, along with many other of your clips (jdsc, #8 in your favorite riff etc) NEED to become full songs!!!
I'm really thankful you did that tut about Blood moon. It is my absolute favorite and pushes my motivation so far I didn't expect. And obviously two days ago I was thinking /hoping about a tutorial.. And you did it! Thanks man, you r one of my guitar gods from now! Keep movin on.
Peace >{=}
Fantastic!... Refreshing, original and so musical! Congrats!
Thank you for making tutorials. I hope you can do this for everything you post. Especially those sweet clips
Efficient and informative, you're a great teacher Tim.
this is amazingly innovative and tastful guitar playing
I appreciate that artists make such videos for fans
This is literally and visual tab.
Amazing job!
For 21 fret guitar player the second variation of the “beat drop” section can be tapped on 20 b string 19 high e pull off to 12b12he slide to 15b15he and so on, hella confusing I’m sorry but trying to help lol (he stands for high e btw)
I ended up buying an ibanez just to play this song lmao
TudBoatTed I guess that’ll work too haha any excuse is a good excuse for a new guitar 😂
@@EthanPatP yeah, plus I need a tremolo bridge, so double win! Unfortunately I can't afford Tim's gorgeous signature guitar, so I'm getting a Ibanez Standard RG
It takes a straight up genius to wrote some thing so complicated and beautiful
Wow, thank you so much for making this Tim!
You are a fucking legend, I know everyone says how they wanna give up guitar after seeing you play, but the day I learnt the shred collab song from you, I just wanted to learn even more. Can't wait to try out this sexy one.
Remember: mans was a beginner at one point. Keep going and keep growing.
His earliest video is still better than 99% of us mortals. Lol
THANK YOU FOR BEING HELPFUL :) LOVE THESE CHORDS AND MELODIESESESES
Finally I got it🤘🏾sounds amazing
THAANNKK YOOOUUU!!! We really appreciate yoouuu!! KEEP ON MAKING AMAZING MUSIC AND TEACH US MORE!
the harmonic on the in the chord is so good.
“And that’s about it. That’s pretty much how you do that”
The palm muting Tim gets from the right sleeve of his hoodie is incredible! Ima have to try this technique>
Excuse me, harmonics in a chord? I'll see myself out now
I said the same thing! Like whoa sir, wait a minute! How do you do that???
see ya in a few more years of practice :)
Ik its only been a year but how you holding up lmao
Love your tutorials dude, thank yoou
Everything about this is so fuckin' catchy, love that he explains how the song came to be.
This album is going to be insane
I think Polyphila fans really want such videos.アリガトウ
藤原公任 POLYPHILA LMAO
Spooky Stork Running Wild poliohilaはクソワロリンタンバリンシャンドンwwww
This guy is phenomenal...
his overall guitar tone is so amazing. oh and he's a melodic genius and master technician and has the memory of a computer
the riff writes itself out he says, haha, tim you are a treasure bruh, never change.
Absolutely loooove Blood Moon. It sounds exactly what the title conveys. If you guys have thought about vocal features, please let us send auditions. Even if it's a reaction or whatever, your music is super fun to write to!
A real prize, you are. As an old time guitarist realising y’all are already way further ahead. Theoretical calculus is only necessary until it isn’t!
Imagine you love Jimi Hendrix music and he is Alive making music and teaching ALL of his techniques by himself.
This is what i feel about Tim, fuck i love this dude
you so dope for doing this. love it
That guitar sounds so good.
Definitely inspiring, he is amazing. If someone can tell me why he isn't super famous, should be a household name.
69 likes! Tim you are such a inspiration to many of us! Thank you for blessing us with your talent!! 🙏
I find it baffling that Tim can write 45 seconds of music which needs a nine minute tutorial to cover it all. Goes to show how friggin difficult his stuff is to play. Major props dude.
aesthetic god tim. beautiful guitar god.
How to make a masterpiece in under 15 minutes by Tim.
When rappers find him they’ll sample everything he got it’s so amazing
..and thats that....thank you for making it soo easy tim....
Tim, você é incrível.
Let's all thank tim for this we don't deserve this🥺🧡
thanks tim this really cleared things up
I LOVE THIS! THANK YOU!
I felt that when he said “then we have the response to our call” haha. The way he plays guitar does sound a lot like a musical conversation to me.
Call and response is a concept a lotta people use, it's not limited to henson
all it really does is show that he knows what he's doing, which we already he really freaking does XD
Thanks man, really appreciate this.
"The riff kind of writes itself..." No dude, you wrote that!
I literally love Tim Henson so much i can't even