Part of the reason this song resonates with me is the journey the guitar takes me on. Soft, clear and melancholy builds into a loud, distorted and distressed sound. It makes me feel something beautiful regardless of what it makes you feel
That technique with few guitar tracks in one is a fire. Am I the only one who creates an atmosphere in my head when listening to some Baroque antiquity? I like that!
Locked in my room all weekend barely slept barely ate when they dropped this in 93. Played for like 16 hours a day memorizing the entire album. Took breaks where i’d keep listening lol
for some reason this riff feels like it is the seattle sound summed even though i’ve never been all i can ever hear is people saying it wasn’t a good place to be in the 90s with no money, hardly any jobs and the big herion scene. evreytime i hear this song it just reminds me of kurt being dead and i don’t know why maybe it’s because he knew that this would be his last recording, who knows? we’ll never know.
Es la distorsión de su pedal SansAmp Classic, lo usó mucho en este álbum, la verdad es un muy buen pedal de distorsión pero ya lo dejaron de fabricar:( Aunque con un pedal de distorsión RAT logré un sonido parecido
@@neoaureus I can’t really find the clip on UA-cam right now but I just remember a part in the Kurt documentary where they played just the backing track I think it’s the part where they are talking about his stomach or something
Can’t tell if there are more than one guitar tracks. I want to say the solo and after, he’s using his chorus pedal.. a tone I’ve been trying to get for while. This video definitely helps!!
The stems are available online. Do a couple of google searches for stems, multitracks, moggs, isolated tracks etc. Options to create them manually: 1) Use centre cutting on stereo-mixed guitars via software such as Audacity 2) Run AI algorithms like the deezer spleeter. There are websites using the code which you can google around for. 3) Use frequency and panning isolation software such as Riffstation. It allows to see the sound in terms of Left, mid and right. Then you can set an isolation band (knob to adjust the width) around a section to hide the rest. Then tweak the frequency (also a knob) with either a low or high-pass setting for isolating bassier or treblier notes. Option 1 gives a clearer guitar sound but has lots of bleeding. Option 2 is less clear but can isolate 5 stems (drums, bass, guitar/strings/synth etc., piano, vocals) with minimal bleeding. I prefer Option 1 for isolation and Option 2 for mixing the guitars louder in a song. Option 3 is good all-round, especially for finding sounds hidden in the centre only, or L/R only, when it is mixed in such an open, spacious way. Trick to let guitars stand out even more: Use your EQ. Cut the lower f's, boost the mid f's and cut the highest f's. Your EQ bar should roughly look like a bell curve. The meat of guitars exist mostly in the 500Hz to 4kHz spectrum. Most of the guitar's bass lies in the 250Hz range and most treble in the 8kHz range. Cut the 250Hz and 8kHz ranges out at it overlaps with the bass guitar, and 8kHz as it overlaps with drum cymbals. Don't underestimate EQ. It can reveal hidden notes that are buried in the mix without using stem isolation.
@@LulJayy702 also sounds like the right side has his polychorus analog on like he has for frances farmer while the left one is just the guitar and amp clean
What? You dont need money. You simply write "youtube to mp3" into google and then you download it onto your computer with any youtube downloader. The mp3 file will have a size of around 6,5 mb. If you need further help feel free to ask.
@@cobrademon761 it depends how much kbps (kilobits per second) the higher the kbps, the more storage it will take up, and the higher quality the audio will sound take this video that we're on, if you were to download an mp3 if this video, the highest you would be able to download is 320 kbps, and it would be an estimated 10.21 megabytes, depending on how long the video is, the lowest you can get is 64 kbps, which is kinda good, but not high quality, its around 2 megabytes, but it also depends on the audio format, there is WAV, MP3, OGG, and FLAC, i'm mostly a wav guy, cause wav is the highest quality audio one. sorry i just gave an explanation you most likely didn't ask for but i just wanted you to be aware of how much storage a video can actually take
the opening riff is just so intense... so full of emotion
steve albini did SUCH A GOOD JOB on this... rest in peace
This riff is so full of agony like angels crying or something. I’m not a poet so idk how to say it without sounding corny
Nah, couldn’t say it better my self. That was perfect
what a beautiful melancholic sound. i finally get why this song spoke to me so deeply
ok
Why does it?
It does to me too.
I would like to make something with a sound similar to heart shaped box, but I’m no writer
So dramatic 🙄
Part of the reason this song resonates with me is the journey the guitar takes me on. Soft, clear and melancholy builds into a loud, distorted and distressed sound. It makes me feel something beautiful regardless of what it makes you feel
one of my favorite nirvana songs, probably because it reminds me of a toxic relationship with an ugly hag I felt trapped in.
Buena foto! Me encanta sap
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That technique with few guitar tracks in one is a fire. Am I the only one who creates an atmosphere in my head when listening to some Baroque antiquity? I like that!
i listened to this 8 times in a row
Played guitar to this it was so fun
Locked in my room all weekend barely slept barely ate when they dropped this in 93. Played for like 16 hours a day memorizing the entire album. Took breaks where i’d keep listening lol
for some reason this riff feels like it is the seattle sound summed even though i’ve never been all i can ever hear is people saying it wasn’t a good place to be in the 90s with no money, hardly any jobs and the big herion scene. evreytime i hear this song it just reminds me of kurt being dead and i don’t know why maybe it’s because he knew that this would be his last recording, who knows? we’ll never know.
his last recording is actually you know you're right
@@respectx9677 last one with him being alive when it was released but thanks for letting me know something i already know boss.
The guitar scream
3:47 esa distorsión me gusta mucho
Es la distorsión de su pedal SansAmp Classic, lo usó mucho en este álbum, la verdad es un muy buen pedal de distorsión pero ya lo dejaron de fabricar:(
Aunque con un pedal de distorsión RAT logré un sonido parecido
Boss DS2 or DS1
@@shadowjuliuus es cierto, su F# siempre sonó bien con ese pedal
@@raoulduke8725 By this point he was using the SansAmp from Tech21 for distortion
Hearing the isolated backing track in the documentary is so powerful for me
which one pls ?
@@neoaureus I can’t really find the clip on UA-cam right now but I just remember a part in the Kurt documentary where they played just the backing track I think it’s the part where they are talking about his stomach or something
@@neoaureuscould be referencing "Montage of Heck". Brilliant documentary that I highly recommend
interesting how the guitar tone is thicc and fat on the intro, but it gets way thinner when the bass would come in in the song
Can’t tell if there are more than one guitar tracks. I want to say the solo and after, he’s using his chorus pedal.. a tone I’ve been trying to get for while. This video definitely helps!!
there are about 2-3 guitar tracks all around
@@awightviewuhs6103 I’d say the guitar that gets the closest to this is probably the jag stang
@@CoburnSawyer he used his ferrington mustang on this
@@awightviewuhs6103 he used the veleno actually
@@rique_.leal. yea
I miss kurt cobain:(
you probably weren’t even alive at the same time as him
We all do
@@CoburnSawyeryeah
Thanks for this, a masterpiece
thanksss
Feels a bit nostalgic but its good! Rest in peace Kurt Cobain❤
I studied this guitar sound
Love your videos man!
@@Leon-Coils19912 thanks ! running out of ideas and lacking equipment to record right now lol
@@coatedslushie1667 that's alright dude ✌️ hope you upload soon tho! Could you do a Teen spirit coated mix? Idk 🤔
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What program do you use to do this magic?
The stems are available online. Do a couple of google searches for stems, multitracks, moggs, isolated tracks etc.
Options to create them manually:
1) Use centre cutting on stereo-mixed guitars via software such as Audacity
2) Run AI algorithms like the deezer spleeter. There are websites using the code which you can google around for.
3) Use frequency and panning isolation software such as Riffstation. It allows to see the sound in terms of Left, mid and right. Then you can set an isolation band (knob to adjust the width) around a section to hide the rest. Then tweak the frequency (also a knob) with either a low or high-pass setting for isolating bassier or treblier notes.
Option 1 gives a clearer guitar sound but has lots of bleeding. Option 2 is less clear but can isolate 5 stems (drums, bass, guitar/strings/synth etc., piano, vocals) with minimal bleeding. I prefer Option 1 for isolation and Option 2 for mixing the guitars louder in a song. Option 3 is good all-round, especially for finding sounds hidden in the centre only, or L/R only, when it is mixed in such an open, spacious way.
Trick to let guitars stand out even more:
Use your EQ. Cut the lower f's, boost the mid f's and cut the highest f's. Your EQ bar should roughly look like a bell curve. The meat of guitars exist mostly in the 500Hz to 4kHz spectrum. Most of the guitar's bass lies in the 250Hz range and most treble in the 8kHz range. Cut the 250Hz and 8kHz ranges out at it overlaps with the bass guitar, and 8kHz as it overlaps with drum cymbals.
Don't underestimate EQ. It can reveal hidden notes that are buried in the mix without using stem isolation.
That audio came from guitar hero
No program, it’s just the original recording.
Is this Kurt Jaguar played on this recording or the Univox HiFlier he used in the video ? Or something else mosrite ?mustang ?
Sounds like the main guitar is the mustang but I cannot tell if its backed with the jag or the univox, one or the other
@@gmoney4526 left side of headphones is definitely the fender guitars and right side of headphones is probably the univox
@@LulJayy702 also sounds like the right side has his polychorus analog on like he has for frances farmer while the left one is just the guitar and amp clean
@@gmoney4526 sounds right
I think most of In Utero was the Jag.
Never noticed that he used flange in the chorus
@AnNWord Cook actually no, kurdt had an echo flange for in utero and set it up in a really cool filter matrix settings
cant hear a flanger there...
lol i just saw that krist lost the bass control in some parts of the bass tracks
Wish I could buy this off of iTunes
why not simply download it here from youtube? you think apple needs more money?
@@JimBoom92 I don’t have money. Also how much storage would it take up on my phone?
What? You dont need money. You simply write "youtube to mp3" into google and then you download it onto your computer with any youtube downloader. The mp3 file will have a size of around 6,5 mb. If you need further help feel free to ask.
@@cobrademon761 it depends how much kbps (kilobits per second) the higher the kbps, the more storage it will take up, and the higher quality the audio will sound
take this video that we're on, if you were to download an mp3 if this video, the highest you would be able to download is 320 kbps, and it would be an estimated 10.21 megabytes, depending on how long the video is, the lowest you can get is 64 kbps, which is kinda good, but not high quality, its around 2 megabytes, but it also depends on the audio format, there is
WAV, MP3, OGG, and FLAC, i'm mostly a wav guy, cause wav is the highest quality audio one.
sorry i just gave an explanation you most likely didn't ask for but i just wanted you to be aware of how much storage a video can actually take
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