2 Tone Bass Fingerboard (w/John Myung) 🔥!
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2022
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Crazy how the high strings sound brighter and the low strings sound warmer.
It's because the strings are thinner, post eq, and a lot of gullibility.
@@leehodge2415 that was his point. It’s inherent that higher strings sound brighter.
@@leehodge2415 you missed the obvious sarcasm lol
What!!!!
@@leehodge2415 r/wooosh
John Myung got the best jokes
Pretty sure tonewood has been proven not to really exist
Definitely facts I agree
Too bad I am not smart enough to get that joke.
To be clear, tonewoods exist, but have no effect on the sound of an electric instrument
I was gonna say, experiments have been done that prove that tone is almost all in the electronics. For heavens sake, you even hear in this clip that there's no change in tone from the high strings to low strings.
John: "...and on the low side it's a bit warmer."
Actual tone: *exactly the same*
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@stevenarmstrong5364 Indeed
Everyone here bitching about tonewood and im just amazed i heard him speak a whole sentence.
This 100% Myung's jokes.
He can talk!?😱😂
That’s his AI self speaking.
I like hearing him talk😊
😂
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Are you kidding? He sings all the tracks that LaBrie isn't on!
Anyone else remember that strat made out of cardboard that sounded great?
ThAtS bECaUse ThE CaRdbOArd wAs MaDE wiTh a GoOd TonEWoOd.
(Can we just call it what it really is, visual wood)
@@st1cband
I mean some of these woods look absolutely gorgeous. Have you seen some poplar/quilted maple Kiesels?
Bow wow.
Go buy a cardboard Strat then. Get rid of all your wooden guitars.
Didn't sound great.
Guys, he’s a prog musician… he’s allowed to live in his fantasy world of tone woods… created by the mystical forest druids and fairies, grown only in a special part of the forest where the moonlight just barely kisses the bark of these trees at a certain time of the year creating the majestical tones needed once harvested for the theater of dreams. 🌚
😂😂
That's a pretty darn good description of prog lol!
Ah yes high are bright and low notes are warm
He delivers joke without even glitching. 😂
lol, sting the same GD string on the rosewood side, it would sound the same.
Wtf is “sting the same”?🤔🧐🙄🤦♂️🤡
@@spanqueluv9er I'm guessing that he meant "string it up with the same...".
No, he's definitely talking about Sting. Or maybe bees? @@slycordinator
AI is really advanced... but we all know Myung doesnt talk.
🤣🤣🤣
Maybe it sounds brighter because the strings are tuned higher and are smaller 😱
He never get older!
Yeah, tone wood isn't really a thing om eletric instruments. As everyone here said.
Acoustic instruments for sure. Hell even on clean. Hardly a difference. Audible on its own. In mix I doubt it.
Wrong
@@omenpol Wrong what?
Sounds like alchemistic voodoo nonsense.
You have wildly misspelled “reality”.🙄🤦♂️🤡💩
The God of bass line...Jhon Myung a legend
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@@devinebassnext my favourite bassline..gezzer butler black sabbath
"this is how I get my signature "shitty practice amp underwater" sound
Lmfaoo right
Bro im crying 😭😭😭😭
Glenn just called, he said "bullshit"
Do a different wood for each string then.
Its surprising that someone with such a proficency and ability on the instrument still believes in something that has been debunked a ton of times
Listen to his iso tracks; he's not that proficient, either.
@@meridian21157dumbest take ever
@@meridian21157 Wrong place to post this. Not sure there is a right place tbh
@@ArnarSvanurWell tbh he doesn’t play that cleanly if you listen to some isolated bass tracks from him
Good god, he cannot possibly be serious.
One of the best! Such a badass guy and player.
Este tipo es un músico espectacular, nivel dios!
Wow, you talk bro... You did it.
It speaks! It speeeeaaks!
John is just such an amazing bassist, Ive been a huge fan for over 20 years, i even had one of 6 str. Sign. Very cool
he was using very different basses when i met him in pittsburgh back when they were touring with the galactic cowboys right after Images anr words had been released, he was so quiet and very nice
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Appeal to Authority is a logical fallacy
sounds exactly the same
He hasn't watch the tonewood myth debunked video yet.
@@BukanIbuMu I would say, each wood resonates differently. If you use standard pickups it’ll make an almost unnoticeable difference, however if you use piezo it will make an impact
You deaf?
@@omenpol are you? There’s proven to be no difference with wood and tone on electric instruments. Fucking placebo effect got you feeling intelligent
@@omenpol are you? it's placebo stop pretending you have better ears
John myung is a god
Hes so aswome Scott you should do a video about the top 3 times john went beast mode
Sounds like a bass guitar!
My man opens his mouth once every two year, now we know why
The wood has so impingement on the sound,unless it would be a fretless bass...its the fret where the string is touched and adapted
😂😂😂
We need more Myung!
I am actually very surprised he said that.
Even if tonewood was a thing on solid body electrics it wouldn't affect the tone of different strings because they lay above different woods. The whole instrument vibrates at the same time no matter what string is played.
This is the kind of jokes that John usually make. Like this one when he said: "This is a bass solo part where I play a solo" XD
@@JonathanSao
Ho okay! I didn't get the joke 😆
I’m surprised he said anything!
The strings wouldn't even touch the fingerboard in most cases, just the metal frets. i'll never understand why people think the fingerboard matters for sound on a fretted instrument
You are the only reason I picked up the bass ❤
It is all in the pickups and pre-amp. Don't buy that tone difference fallacy.
Watch see the higher strings sound higher and the lower strings sound lower. 😂
No way, the higher strings sound slightly brighter? What a shocker lmao
ジョンは老けないと思ったらそんなこともないねw変わらず落ち着いててかっこいいわ
really value knowledgement!!!
Myung falando chega dar sono 😮
Nice!!👍👍
this is the most expensive way to do absolutely nothing at all
So exactly the fucking same, nice
It's just cool, period.
Solo el y su abuela notan la diferencia en vivo
idola ❤
So cool
He speaks
Man has to be trolling
Oh boy. ‘So special’ wow 🤩 it sounds like my 100$ bass. Jeeez… ‘signature bass’ ugh
🎸♥️♥️♥️🤘
I love you John
Glenn Fricker has entered the Chat.
Настоящий древесный фунфурье 😅
Well played, Sekiro.
I don't know man, it's just lower notes vs higher notes to me.
He surely has a much better hearing than me but this is just hard to believe, from what I know and heard by practice is that the frerboard wood makes a marginal difference, if any, it has to be some exotic, funky material to notice a difference.
It's all bout strings type and gauge, pickups and amp anyway. Especially in concert...
Esse tipo de escala é muito comum aqui no Brasil.Estão bem presentes em baixos feitos pelos luthiers locais no Nordeste é bem comum.
Bruh’s a different dude🍻
Man he can talk😂
I don't play music but I know that he is the great bassist
OMG he can speak
Wow good idea 👍1/2 tone
First time i hear his voice
People especially young generation talk about BTS or Black Pink when it comes to K-pop but John Myung is the real pioneer of K-music. He is a South Korean.
Haha nope. He is AMERICAN with Korean heritage. He is 100% American inside. His musical activities with DT and other stuff have also nothing to do with being a fucking pioneer of K-whatever. Your disgusting 국뽕 is killing me.
Hey, it might not make a difference, but at the very least it looks pretty effin cool
As someone who is clearly around a recording studio and live music... do you think he ACTUALLY believes it?
That JM AI spoke...😂😂😂😂😂
Jelly Jam!
저런 비밀이.ㅎㄷㄷ. 🔥🔥🔥
The higher strings sound brighter because they are thinner and retain less bass and more clarity
Ask Glenn about the tonewood
You mean Glenn producer?
ChatGPT making crazy good fakes now.
To achieve the goal you seek,try nickel wound strings on the low side,and stainless steel strings on the high side.Half and half.
i.e. What you are hearing is the glue that was used to glue the maple piece to the rosewood piece
He could have just said “yeah shit looks dope”.
Tonewood is a myth. That being said this fretboard is incredibly sexy looking
Personally, I'm not a fan. Unless you're right up next to it, it looks like some really lousy, non-uniform rosewood fretboards I've seen.
if you rly wanted different tone like that you would need each fret to be two different metals. since that is afterall what makes primary contact with the strings
Why would you want the already bright sounding high strings to sound even brighter and muddy up the low strings even more lol
I didn't even think about that 🤣
it will really have a difference in sound, even on a fretted version, but not so appreciable for the human ear. On a fretless i guess you may hear the difference
Don't know how much wood would effect an electric fretted instrument, but could see a similar concept by vary string types to make the lower end warmer and higher in brighter.
Fuck all
It’s right in front of your eyes and ears, genius.🙄🤦♂️🤡
i have never heard his bass in any of DTs live show videos
So what of the hard steel frets that bridge the "tone" woods? If it made a difference, wouldn't we have broken each fret so were not mixing ToNe? Haha
literally the only thing that matters is the pickups. you can put some EMGs on a stick from your yard and itll sound good
2 tone fingerboard, 1 tone facial expression
This comparison would only make sense with same pitch an string gauge. Lower will always sound warmer
How can a professional bassist talk so much nonsense 🤦♂️
Music man is an expensive brand, which targets wealthier members of society. Looks like Sterling figured out that nothing sells an instrument better than a good story
I think he's being sarcasm
Everyone is susceptible to this kind of nonsense. Don't expect a pro musician of his level to do a scientific experiment.
I'm from Indonesia
Maybe unplugged that would be the case :>
Exactly, it only makes a difference to the player on electrics.
That's exactly it.
I have 2 identical basses - one has a rosewood fretboard, the other is maple.
Unplugged they sound vastly different, but plugged in the difference is tiny. Especially when played at volume.
Yeah right, whateva
John is a living legend, an extremely disciplined guy who can play anything with no difficulties.
he did a solo in a solo once
whenever someone asks me who's the best whatever player in the world i just say the guy from dream theater
If you find yourself wanting to type the word "tonewood" just watch this instead: ua-cam.com/video/0Y_tyUjkkhA/v-deo.html
This video proves nothing. First of all the quality of the wood is far more important then what wood it is. If the way how a guitar resonates wouldn't matter every guitar with the same pickups would also sound the same which is simply not true. It already starts with the dry volume. Some guitars (even with the same body shapes) are much louder and have a lot more sustain then others.
I think tonewood has an effect BUT it doesnt really matter when you dial in your tone. So maybe it actually matters when there are 2 different neck types 🤷♂️
I have no idea what woods my bass is made from. Once you run it through a couple fx pedals, it really doesn't matter.