Old School Death Metal Guitar Lesson (3 Riffs to Learn)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2021
- Let's take a trip back to the '80s when death metal bands like Death, Morbid Angel, Cannibal Corpse, Obituary, Carcass, and several others began!
You're going to learn some old-school death metal style riffs that will take you back to where it all started!
Even better, playing these riffs is going to enhance your overall guitar skills.
You'll be doing some fast alternate picking, quickly moving power chords, and playing some different notes that you may not be used to.
So...go grab your guitar and let's play some classic death metal riffs!
Keep it Metal,
Jason
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i love how your tabs only show the E and A strings. thats the beauty of old school death metal riffs.
Thank you dude! I do give full tabs on in the free practice guide: www.jasonstallworth.com/guitarist/
Getting metal lessons from what seems like a professional voice actor is awesome! Keep it up!
I'll take it! Thank you! 🤘 🙏
Lmao we got lessons from mr Mackey
You have to hear him in Discovery Channel narrated the quantum world of harmonic physics 😂
This lesson proves that E standard is in fact a heavy ass tuning🤘 Great lesson!👍
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Always felt for years death metal is the hardest and most technical style of guitar to learn, still remember getting a new guitar for Christmas 2006 after hearing CC's KILL album the first time and the next 6 months of internal bleeding, blisters, and carpal tunnel in my hands I endured learning to play this style. Used to always get ridiculed and disrespected by other guitar players also for years because of putting so much effort into learning a style most dont like or appreciate.
You definitely have to play what style you love...that's always the best, and I'm thankful for all of the different styles. There's always an audience that will appreciate every style!
Where were you 32yrs ago when I needed lessons? When I first came across your stuff. I gotta admit. I thought it was kinda cheesy. Then I found myself clicking on more of your videos. Then I found myself learning from your videos. Thanks to you. I have either learned things I never knew. Or I relearned technique’s I didn’t think I needed. Thanks for the lessons.
I been looking for 80s death metal guitar style riffing and finally you delivered it to us thank great lesson.
Glad you dig this man!! 🤘
My favorite era of Death 💀 Metal old school Deicide,Morbid Angel 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Just some great music back then!!
Check out morpheus descends
That 3rd riff sounds like a Slayer breakdown. Love it! 🤘🏻
I always loved those breakdowns!!
Your description of how death metal songs are constructed around the 1:50 mark is so refreshing to hear. I'm an old school metal guy, teen in the 80's and I was always into "heavy" metal like Metallica, Slayer, etc. I have just now really gotten into death metal and I'm totally in love. Went to Amon Amarth show last week w/ Cattle Decapitation (HOLY FUCKING SHIT< FAVE NEW BAND) Carcass and Obituary AND I had front row. Talk about an intro into the coolest genre lol. Anyway your description clarifies a lot for a newb like me especially the guitar playing. Kind of like jazz but cool!!
Yeah, it's hard to go to an Amon Amarth show and not become a fan! Saw them a few years ago and what an amazing show!
Thank you for the video, Jason! I was reading some comments here, and one I agree with wholeheartedly is play what you enjoy, not what others want you to.
This applies to me with Death Metal, Black Metal, Thrash Metal, etc., as I enjoy very well played metal guitar, and learning this style helps me play other styles I enjoy. I started playing Cigar Box Guitars (CBG) last year, and the Blues, Swampy Blues, Delta Blues, etc., are my favorite for that type of guitar. Playing CBG's helps when I switch back to electric guitar because the action is much higher, which makes the electric seem much easier for these fast transitions. So, for me, they are all good.
That's awesome to hear you're playing other styles too! I think it's great to expand and this just gives you a lot more flavor and originality to what you write.
I still struggle with sometimes writing what I think people want to hear, on both spectrums, metal and acoustic! So I have to remind myself daily to just play and write what's naturally coming out.
This is badass!
That bass sounds really good too
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UR INTRO WAS RIGHT ON I DONT PLAY THAT STYLE BUT LEARNING IT HELPED ALSO TO ME IT SOUNDS LIKE SURF MUSIC ON ACID/METH
Yeah these riffs and this style can really help you progress!
That first riff reminds me of Altars of Madness, specifically Immortal Rites. Awesome. No more like Chapel of Ghouls. I'm tired, I can't think lol.
I’ll have to check those out!
Just came across your channel looking for metal riffs, and I've binge watched a lot of your vidz. You're a very talented teacher, and look like someone fun to be around. So, subscribed :)
Thank you, Remy, I appreciate that!
I also have a metal course here if interested: metalmastermind.com/metal-riff-master/
I do not know how I missed you uploading this video but it definitely helped me out a lot! I love the old-school death metal and I’m aiming to make a couple of videos based around that. I love the riffs that you come up with too.
Yeah the old school death is awesome!!!
Really dig the third riff 😮💨
It's a fun one to play and expand on!
@@jasonstallworth too bad I don’t know what the hell im doing when I pick up the guitar .
Just gotta say, Cool dude, cool playing and your love for teaching makes your videos great. Thanks for these videos never quit.
Really glad to hear this helped!
Been playing for about 30 years and even I've learned a thing or 2 from your videos. And I also just enjoy seeing other people's perspective on things. 🤘
Thank you dude!!
So many good things that come with this vid. Some lightbulb moments and some head banging 🤘rad vid as always, Jason!
Awesome to hear this and glad this helped 🙏🏻🤘
I just want to say thank you for taking the time to make these videos, man. Your approach to teaching and the energy you have is just amazing. I'm totally self taught and this genre is possibly my favorite! Getting into the local music scene here sucks because anyone that knows anything covets that information like a dragon hiding jewels. I get it... but at the same time, why? Haha
Again huge thank you. Keep sending it!
Thank you, brother and glad this lesson helps!
Yeah, getting out there playing live can be tough. I play live every weekend but I'm playing covers (mainly 80s rock and pop). The cool thing is there's a group of us musicians that are tight and we always share into and get one another gigs and such. I just had a friend play during my break last week and he landed a gig later this month from that! We all pay it forward!
Thank you Jason. Awesome video!
Keep it metal
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Man you make the best videos. Your patterns always sound awesome AND it makes fun to learn them even though sometimes it takes its time. The only thing what I didn't got for a long time was ---> often it sounds cool when you play something really fast but when you're practicing slowly you always think you do something wrong . BUT it's ALL ABOUT THE SPEED
Thank you! Yeah, sometimes trying to play something slow is more difficult with this genre! It’s almost like you just have to jump in there and start playing it fast, and eventually nail it!
Just saw this, missed it somehow.. man I love death metal.. Obituary is my All time favorite band.. Trevor Perez and that strat.. thanks for the lesson, my hammer-ons are not that quick, lol.
Glad you enjoyed this, dude!
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Beautiful way of teaching, step by step, your voice, your advice, very nice, you have a new subscriber
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Solid! Keeping death alive...
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Hey man I love your channel. I started playing guitar recently again after a long break. Ive been struggling with consistent tremolo picking but it's getting a little better. Your metal exercises keep it interesting and enjoyable. I hate practicing the scales constantly so it's nice to switch it up to something fun! 🤘 Thanks for the videos
Definitely great to switch it up. And I recommend practicing what you like to play. Playing scales here and there are fine but in my opinion, you’re never going to use them…the last thing you want is a riff or solo that sounds like a scale
Hell yeah, just tried these riffs out, they're awesome and didn't take long to learn! Awesome lesson, subbed.
That you, and thanks for the sub!!
Also, if you don't have my free metal guitar practice guide, grab that here: jasonstallworth.com/guitarist
@@jasonstallworth Just did! I learned more from you in this video than i learned watching videos about how to play certain songs, i like that you go into detail so there's more underneath than just the "Play this riff on here"
@@syyllinen That's so awesome to hear!
Thank you for a concise and fun to listen to lesson!!!
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Hey Jason!,
great video! really well explained and thought out. you come across very well and easy to follow, I found it very useful and informative. keep up the good work pal. \w/
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That hammer on/pull off technique in riff 3 is called a trill. I'm hoping you didn't know this and I got to teach you something after all you've taught me! Cheers brother!
Yep, I just learned something new so thank you 🙏🏻🤘
just started learning guitar and this has been really good for me to learn, thanks for making this brother
Dude it's great to hear that and glad this helped. I also have a course taking you through step-by-step the fundamentals of metal guitar: metalmastermind.com/metal-guitar-apprentice/
I love it 🤘😁 also the photo of you and the guitar headstock....so cool 🤘😁
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Great lessons!
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Cool videos, haven’t picked up a guitar or owned one for over 27 years. Just recently purchased a nice dean custom 24 with active metal pickups and a fender gtx 50 amp for starters. It’s amazing how I remember all the different scales/ notes / chords .
Biggest problem is getting my hands back in sync with the old brain . Makes one realize You should have never sold that axe years ago when you could shred with the best of em . Then again I do think guitars have evolved some . That’s a good thing.
One thing I do appreciate about your videos is how you give solid advice, especially alternate picking, learning scales , notes . I whole heartedly agree if you don’t use it you loose it . Cheers
I’m just happy to hear that you’re playing!! It will all come back to you!
Fire....kill it with fire i used to have a huge obituary crush in my teens
Dude, we actually live in the town Obituary is from...Seffner, FL! (Tampa area). It's insane how much metal used to be here back in the 80s!! I didn't live here during that time though.
Awesome! Sounds great!
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You are one of the best metal guitar teachers on UA-cam, keep it up!!!
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So awesome : the ending of this lesson !
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What a cool teacher guy. Damn.
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Love this guy good at what he does
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Absolutely awesome 💙💙💙👍👍
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Best lesson ever 🤘
Dude, thank you 🤘
I play drums for a stoner rock band. I’ve always wanted to play some more brutal stuff but wanted to do that with guitar. So, I picked one up a few weeks ago. Still trying to learn how to tremolo pick with it, but man I’m having fun. The older stuff from the 90’s is what I grew up on (44 yo now). Can’t wait to get home and try these out.
Awesome man, I’m just a little crazy Kerr and grew up loving practically everything that’s 80s!
awesome man
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Sick top!
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Subscribed bcs of how metal the way you talk 🤘🏽
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Perfection 🔥🔥❤
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I fucking LOVE death metal and odm, haven’t really had any experience in guitar and can’t buy lessons but I have a sick ass schecter just collecting dust and myself wanting to learn guitar just not knowing where to start so here goes nothing I’ve gotta get my game up
Awesome man, I've got plenty of video lessons on here for you! 🤘
this is what i need
Awesome, I have another one coming out soon!
Bands from the 80's and 90's are STILL touring and pumping out albums. How many bands have come and gone in the last 10 yrs?!
Yeah man you don’t see that kind of longevity anymore
Great guitar as well
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This is awesome bro! I'm a player coming out of retirement and Thrash and old school Death is my main influence! I used mostly the Locrian mode and Diminished/Minor modes. Basically a mix of Morbid Angel and Exodus as one of the many examples! Are those EMG 85 & 81??!! Best pickups ever.
Awesome to hear you're playing! Love the old school thrash and death metal! Yeo, those are EMGs
Some really great insights bud,,I actually was the other way,, went easy route alternate picking,,downstroke came after,, I have to admit once I learnt to downstroke at a good speed, everything improved,,even machine gun gallops kicked up a decent notch🤘🤘🤘
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Oh yeah!!!🤘🤘Do you have any videos in how to set up and maintain your guitars?
Dude, I'm probably not the best person for that as I take mine to a local shop when something needs a pro setup.
Damn man, I wish you were my guitar teacher when I was a kid! Awesome video
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love the shirt man
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That trill at the end of riff #3 is very reminiscent of Tony Iommi.
Man, he's one of the great masters!
After all my player this was still extremely useful ❤
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Niice love old school death metal
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Coming from playing thrash pretty religiously this was a great lesson
We love our thrash metal!
I played guitar on old school thrash/death metal styles more than 20 years. I love standard tuning E with diminish , cromatics and minor scales on EMG81. It's the best for me I never interest lowest tuning with bigger string more than 10/46.
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You rules!
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Brutal
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Love the t shirt
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Totally off topic but i got to meet one of my guitar idols last month; Terrance Hobbs. One of the greatest guitar players i've ever beared witness performing.
After the show i walked over to him and i shook his hand, and he was telling me and a couple other guys that the show they were playing that night (they played Louisville on the 18th, i live 45 minutes south of Louisville) that it was the coldest day of their tour at that point. I told him he should come during the wintertime and he was like "i live in New York man, you don't have to tell me about cold." 😂😂😂 such a cool, humble, down to earth guy that i wish i could meet him again.
Sounds like a cool dude to meet!
@@jasonstallworth absolutely dude! If you've never had the opportunity to see Suffocation perform live, you absolutely should do so when the opportunity arises! One of the best shows i've ever been too!
I'm left handed but my I started playing guitar in the "standard" way, so I have more trouble in string skipping and arpeggios with my right hand (that's why I usually don't play solos 😅), but my left hand is a beast in terms of speed, strength, hammer-on, barre chords and so on 😄
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Very Cool lesson, FYI. I’m Thai. And your name in Thai Font spells like this “เจสัน” (the upper vowel is a bit different…. BTW i’m glad that you like Thai Font❤
Thank you! I have corrected this and my upcoming album will reflect that. I’m h, and wife and I will be in Thailand this November! We will be spending some time in both Bangkok and Chiang Mai. I’m hoping to stop by some music stores there and meet some local musicians and hope to film some content for UA-cam while we are there!
Hell yeah man. Finally lol🤘😈🤘
I've had this one in the tank for a while!
@@jasonstallworth it's killer, keep the evil shit coming, love it. Everytime I watch the channel it makes me want a 5150 more tho lol. Did you use any pedals by chance?
@@beatlejuice5951 Dude, for the lesson I plugged directly into the amp, no pedals, but I used the blue channel (need a noise gate for the red). My power supply was connect to my acoustic pedalboard and I didn’t feel like switching it! Lol so I just plugged in.
The full mix was actually done using BIAS Amp 2, the Mesa sim
Thanks for this. I like old school death metal like cannibal corpse. Good lessons by you. You seem like a cool dude. Some guitar peeps on here are just bs. Love the explanations and tips. Subscribing now.
Yeah, the old school death metal just had this amazing sound and vibe! And thank you for subscribing!
Quality content as allways!!! great vid for starting out death-metal playing or getting back into (like me... caugh) Let's take a look from the nerd-side of things: Riff 1 would mainly be the A-harmonic-minor key with a switch to the A-phrygian-mode. Switching from "pure" minor(1-2-b3...) to the mode of phrygian (1-b2-b3...) works really well, since in its charakter it is basically the same scale. This way you also could switch keys, 'cause A-phrygian is within the scale of F-major/D-minor. And I am going this far to claim: without the harmonic minor scale death metal wouldn't even exist. (Pls, correct me, if I'm wrong in any way!!!) Imho theory helps tremendously with building riffs, espacially in more complex styles of music, like DM. (took me twenty years to understand 😭, to all of you...pls, don't waste your time with beeing ignorant...)
Though rumours exist, that at decent speed chromatics allways work 😁
Quote: "...(Death-)Metal is the continuation of classical music by other means..."
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Hehehe, when in doubt use a chromatic run!
Hehehe ...yes, but I'm afraid, I'm currently not fast enough for chromatics ;-)@@gbormann71
Hey thanks really good lesson! Cant’t wait for the next dm riff lesson! In the second lesson just thought i’d point out that tab is off…the note on the lower E string should be C not B.
Thank you...yeah, I always seem to screw the tab up! lol
In the future could you do some videos on stuff not using the pinky? My pinky hurts pretty bad today so I have to practice without it. I have my own ways of adjusting for it but just wanted to see what the master has to say. Enjoyed this video and SKAL bro.
(For those that don't know: My RIFFing hand is semi crippled and its taken me years to get where most get in a year.)
Yeah dude, that's definitely possible...and you could get by with these riffs without the pinky, for the most part!
@@jasonstallworth I did a few variations to what you were doing without my pinky. I f-ed up though and used my pinky a few times and it sent some pain all through my hand. Grrr. Anyways, appreciate you bro. SKAL
Since I'm a big fan of the Early-Old-School Death Metal Music I can see the techniques where the scales are coming from? I see how perfectly alternated the pickings are More Melodic Shredding at most times but Raw and Dirty Riffs as well in hindsight this is performed well.
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Actually just signed up for 'Free' Metal Lessons buddy. I'm on Disability (fixed-income) so just dropping $50 is something I don't really do much these days lol 😆. Been playing almost 24 yrs (doing Luthier work 16 of those yrs) but I've always been a metal rhythm guitar player. I'd say the past 4 maybe 5 yrs I've really been working/studying on more theory (lol well, the best I can, as well as what I'm able to get ahold of). Trying to out on being more of that all around player, leads, possible solo here and there. When it comes to the last (2) like harmonies/leads & solos I definitely could benefit from lessons/directions.
I've really enjoyed your channel for the past 2 years I want to say now, and I'll let you know how everything goes here soon.
Horns n Hails from AZ
Awesome and thank you. I also have plenty of UA-cam videos out there (checkout my playlists for specific videos on rhythms and leads)
Oh, and I have an interview with a luthier from Germany you may like here: ua-cam.com/video/98sNa8XfBQE/v-deo.html
@@jasonstallworth you're way more than welcome, my fellow brotha in strings lol..oh yeah, totally know all about all your other YT vids (you and I have the same mentality when it comes to tuning 😀 my 7-Strings are low enough 😀) been a sub for probably like 3 yrs maybe. You know how it gets when you hit it certain 'levels' if you will, as a guitarist/musician that feels like ya you've plateued?? Almost 24yrs of playing, January I hit that proverbial plateue for the 3rd time in my career/playing lol. (Not trying to ego swell) after watching countless others on YT to brush up on the ol' chops, yours were the only ones(besides old Eddie Van Halen exercises but that's a given) that weren't regurgitate exercises, so thanks from a HANDICAPABLE Metal Head hahahah
@@jasonstallworthmy bad!!! I'll definitely check out your upcoming interview buddy 🤘🏻🎸🦾
Those are some basic riffing to me!, cool sounding for sure! I like the grooving of the final third riff. My problem is I do not know what to mix with I. I am not a Drummer or a Bassist. I make things up so often. I am not really thinking when I play I just start playing. Like some kind on meditation theoopy for myself. I start with an idea then mix with stuff I have dome over the years.
Dude, I have a video on another channel that I co-own called Metal Mastermind talking about this exact subject - putting riffs together and making songs: ua-cam.com/video/17CO0nvxgpA/v-deo.html
Can you show us (or just tell me) what noise gate you use and how you have it set up?
I currently use the MXR Smartgate but may simplify that soon. I just published a video showing my 'minimalist' live rig setup using that pedal: ua-cam.com/video/J4Hwnxh7C1E/v-deo.html
What tunings do you use? Both on 6 and 7 strings. Thinking of writing in these tuning pairs. That way when performing live I don’t have to switch to a 6 string for all the 6 string songs, can just play them on 7
E ♭ Standard (6)
B ♭ Standard (7)
C Standard (6)
G Standard (7)
D Standard (6)
A Standard (7)
E Standard (6)
B Standard or Drop A (7)
I'm always in standard tuning. I've experimented with other tunings but quickly went back to standard.
Another great lesson Jason. Do you cut your mids on the amp? Trying to r figure my amp settings and and my lows are great but almost too much. Keep it up.
Yeah dude, I pretty much always cut my mids to about 3.5 - 4. I've tried dialing in tones with boosted mids but just never cared for that sound.
That’s how they did it back in the day, but it sounds much better with the mids, IMO. I boost my mids and it sounds better In the mix
Mandatory mids is just modern metal propaganda. Plenty of death metal bands old and new have gotten away with great tones using scooped mids. Just depends on the amp I guess and like what pickups and speakers you got too
Are you picking the single notes repeatly or just the open notes ? In riff's 1 and 2
Yes, those are alternate picked with a light palm mute.
Second riff isn't it 9.8.7. and 8 on e string? Tab on screen says 7. Was playing it and couldn't figure how you'd do 7.7 with your fingers and zoomed in and see A string 7 and E string 8. Correct me if I'm wrong! :) Otherwise, thank you. Fun riffs to play! Trying to line them up together like you do at end!
Thank you and glad this helped. I do mess up on the tabs at times (which is often why I don't include them in my videos). I do give complete (and correct) tabs along with backing tracks to at least 2 of my UA-cam lessons each month on my Patreon: www.patreon.com/jasonstallworth
Very Good , what tuning you Use?
Always standard
Hey, do you have anything on doom or even death-doom guitar 6 or 7 string? that's the path I'm taking as a musician as I showed you with my last band. Also I had signed up and started learning from your videos a few weeks ago.
As I hadn't mentioned I have been playing guitar for a while but despite the grades I've been getting through rock guitar playing, i feel that it won't hurt to expand.
I have a 7 string playlist on my channel but nothing specific to doom metal
It definitely never hurts to expand...you'll gain more ideas and creativity from that
What the heck man…tune up your guitar 🤣 NO IM NOT ONE OF THOSE GUYS, just kidding. Awesome demo man! I love old school death metal 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻I can play all of this with ease, but I would like to thank you for showing people how to play awesome death metal riffs like yours here! I play a lot like you. Thx again 🤘🏻
Lol!!! Yeah man, there's something about the rawness of classic death metal! I guess I'm an old dude because most of what I listen to is older stuff!
@@jasonstallworth we all get older man, I just turned the big 50 lol
@@aaronsg71 just a little behind you…turning 47 this month
@@jasonstallworth I just noticed that the Like count is at 666 lol! I don’t worship Satan tho!
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Hey Jason.....off topic question...your riff master course....im a just entered “intermediate” level player.....would I be able to hang with this course or wait till im more of an intermediate player first??? Thanks buddy!!!👍
#ThrowIRON #PlayMetal
Dude, it's actually designed for intermediate-level guitarists, and I know that's sort of broad. But the first couple of lesson modules really focus on riffs that integrate the core basics of classic heavy metal playing, like palm muting, moving those power chords around (I show you different types of power chords, which are really cool), and getting into some single note riffs. Once you get to module 3, you get into alternate picking.
Lesson modules 7 and 8 are the most challenging ones as you get more into that thrash metal style and using some different methods. All that said, I think it's good for you to get in and you can certainly grow with the course as you progress. I don't mean for this to be a sales pitch, but I'm confident in this course and really put my heart and soul into it and have had so much awesome feedback!
@@jasonstallworth awesome!!! That was my thinking as well so im in...will sign up!! Thanks man👍💪🏻
@@italiad1013 cool brother, and let me know if you have any questions! Always here to help 🤘
Here’s the link: metalmastermind.com/metal-riff-master/
This guy make his guitar look like a micro gitar
Man what is the brand of guitar you are using? And is it a strat type or telecaster?
This is the LTD M-1000 Deluxe. I have a full video on it here: ua-cam.com/video/6puPdGfYGC8/v-deo.html
@@jasonstallworth man i Have this feeling that certain metal players play a certain type of guitar and it makes me wonder if my genre dictates the guitar i use.. like nobody would use a spoon to eat spaghetti though you can . You get me?
Sounds like another Kevin Frassard Collaboration may be in the making??🤞
Yeah I need to reach out to him again!
I’m kinda curious what tuning do u recommend for death metal I’m thinking of more modern death metal then old school but still just curious
I'm in standard tuning, that's just always been my preference but I know several death metal bands like to downtune
@@jasonstallworth thanks man also love ur videos
can you do death metal in standard tuning?
One thing to remember is there are NO rules in music. And when you think there are rules, break them! Create something new and original. 🤘
What's your tuning Jason? TY
I'm in standard tuning 99% of the time
how do you do the chop picking though, it sounds like shit when I do it lol
I have a video specific to picking techniques that may help: ua-cam.com/video/ad5SNkSIQHM/v-deo.html
got a guitar lesson from phil anselmo from pantera wow
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IS THIS ON PATREON? WOULD LOVE TO HAVE THE GP7 ..
I didn't have my Patreon up at that time I made this video BUT I'm cranking out a new death metal alternate picking lesson today and the tabs and backing tracks for that will be on Patreon!
hey man whats your amp settings?
I have a blog post with my typical settings here: www.jasonstallworth.com/metal-tones-virtual-and-real-amp-settings/
on the second riff are you actually playing 8 - 7 - 8? on the single notes?
If I’m alternating picking fast, yes, single notes
I think your on-screen tab is slightly incorrect at 4:20. The first E string strike should be on fret 8, not 7.
That's always possible...thanks for the catch
Tabs are 9 - 8 - 7 - 8 in second riff
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