this baritone guitar riff is insanely groovy
Вставка
- Опубліковано 21 тра 2024
- Another installment in the ongoing challenge to myself to write a new riff for guitar every week. This time we've got a gnarly baritone riff in 6/8 that grooves and causes pain all at the same time. I love a triplet groove and I wanted to add in ghosts notes and thick sounding low strings parts. Hope you dig it.
New riffs every Wednesday. My big challenge to myself is to write something new every week and publish it. So far it's going alright.
If this riff is any indication I’d say it’s going great!
Man that's awesome.
the Andy Mckee is strong in this one !
Easily my biggest influence! Love his music.
Ebon coast vibes
holy shit that technique is like butter. that's like decades of dedication right there
Thank you man! Definitely been working on it for a few years.
For me, it was the hand shaking at the end. WHAT. A. RIFF.
I try to make my riffs as painful as possible
Pls, make a full song out of it, it's too cool to leave it undone
Been lurking and watching these, but this too juicy to not comment on🫡😎😎 smooth, brotherman!
Groovetastic and chonky. Wonderful stuff!
Awesome pieces! thanks for sharing the tabs!
So nice, man. Love it ❤
Beautiful!!
Baritones are so amazing, i love playing slide on them.
Fire, keep em coming
The guitar in the background really did say 🫤
Killer! Loved it!
Man that tone is so beautiful and warm! Love it.
Thank you very much!
Bro that’s sick
Groovy and awesome man!
Thank you man!
that was sick!
This is sick
Very fluent, smile for the camera cheers.
gnarly indeed!
Brilliant. Subscribed 👌🏼
Good shit dude you’re talented!
Thanks man!
Really nice
Love this
Thank you!
Love the Andy McKee influence, hope you turn this into a full song.
love it subd !!
I'll play that song one day, and this day is close to today. Thanks bud
(Need long version btw)
Gonna get there eventually!
Well done! Maybe my next guitar will be a baritone...
Title did not disappoint
F**king clean bruda.🔥
Much appreciated man
Reminds me of Mike Dawes, so good.
Groovy baby
The steaz is strong in this one
damn this made me subscribe immediately
Awesome! Thank you!
the beginning reminded me of Dream Theater's "Nightmare to remember"
I subscribed about 15 seconds in lol
its got that John Mayer picking/slap style with the thumb plucking the third string.... challenge mode lvl 11
sweeeet
If John Mayor smoked some crack and decided to do an instrumental baritone acoustic album 😅🤩
Sunga Jung catching the beat is nice on it
nice, sounds like it could be in a periphery song
Honestly f**k off, this was too good 😂😂😂
Wow. I hadn’t realized I need a baritone acoustic 😂
It's a really fun range to play in.
Nice. I thought of Andy McKee too.
I think this is actually more of a 12/16 feel, I feel the sets of 3 that would subdivide the 6/8 into dotted eigths for the pulse. same difference really though, subbed
Actually really periphery
felt a bit of mark in there yeah
@@ThrashXCVmisha too. Like his “all new materials”
I was thinking the same thing!
@@ThrashXCV Wrong. This is Andy McKee influence. Not some djent band.
@@JamesGaoist not true. Notice he didn’t comment on or like your comment? This was influenced by Andy McKee. Not djent bros.
Hell yeah man that is indeed groovy, what kind of guitar is that?
i want a baritone guitar so bad now lol
They're awesome. Highly recommend.
First time seeing a Furch 'in the wild'
They're awesome guitars. I've been playing them for a while.
if tim henson was a country artist
Goes even harder at 1.5x
Great work - what's the guitar brand/maker?
Thanks! The guitar is from Furch. It's a yellow series baritone.
That was fire mydude. What style/brand guitar is that? I like the width if the fret board...
It's a Furch 'Yellow' baritone. Great guitar. Beefy for sure.
@@TomInBoston I appreciate you responding. I'll look into it
Are you playing notes along side those percussive thumb hits? Because That def would open up that kind of playing more if I could both do that and also not interrupt what was happening underneath. It requires a really solid technique where only the E or maybe A strings are affected by the percussive thumb hits and not muting anything else.
I guess that would also mean you would have to try and not move your entire hand and more just your thumb, kind of like a slapping motion.
Really vibey playing. Makes me think of a sunny day in a pine forest driving down a mountain road while being in a relaxed introspective mood.
On the thumb slap in this groove I use my first and middle finger to strum the higher strings. In other pieces of music I use the same technique to play individual notes as well if I'm playing a more pronounced melodic passage.
Glad you enjoyed it!
T A S T Y
Did you film this at 270 shutter angle ? it looks like Mad Max Furiosa lol
Booties in the chat!
Sounds like something opeth would come up with
What brand guitar is that? Furch?
Yep! It's a Furch 'Yellow' Baritone. It's a a great guitar.
Furch!!!!!
Yessir!
Would this whole song count as a broken arpeggio or am i being dumb
I don't know that I would call anything in here an arpeggio necessarily - most of this groove is just a fast picking pattern around various chords.
@TomInBoston oh ookay thanks dude
Tough!!!
what is the tuning?
Baritone standard tuning - BEADF#B
Wait what? I managed to count a 4/4 and it still feels right when the tab is showing a 6/8 time?
I thought so too, but you don't count this monotone 1,2,3,4 think of a more bouncy Walz. Once I was counting it in 4 I couldn't stop until I forced myself to find the one and find the flow of the 6/8 count in 3's first then you can could a full 6/8 if you want. Tricked my brain too lol
Now sing and play
Not with a riff like that lol