@deadmetal5000 Well the other option would be to play a baritone six string, but they also have to be able to play songs on their early albums that were written on seven strings. Just untape it and you've got all the strings you'll need.This idea that extra strings are only advantageous for lead players is pure elitist bullshit.
if i woke up to being aped and found that it was marten, i would pretend to be asleep and let him finish, with a big smile on my face and boner in my pants
*also* Ibanez should just fan the frets like Conklin and Novax, it would eliminate most intonation problems due to neck length because of it's multi-scale nature.
look at the conklin site how much fanned frets cost...a little 1000$ maybe?that's not a problem to do for meshuggah's custom guitars,but either way the cost is to high to release it in the regular production model,not to mention that meshuggah's guitars will look "alien" to the majority or people...people are already sceptical about 8s,so if they see the fanned frets they'll say "dude!an 8 string with a neck wide as a bench with alien fret design!" and bye-bye warm soothing 1700$ for the RG2228
I know, i've looked into some of their guitars and talked to some owners of conklin's with fanned frets. They say there is almost no difference in playing, so that is not an issue, and if people are skeptical about an 8 string, then they are just not willing to change that much. I personally will never buy the RG2228 because it cannot support a high A, only a muddy low F#, but I understand where you are coming from, it just boils down to a marketing issue.
exactly...the bad thing is that you must go custom to obtain fanned frets and it really costs..maybe in the future there will be a company with the balls to make a multiscale a production model...and the only brand i know that can do that is Agile,cause it runs with only 1-2 8 string models ad that reduces the cost...
Roter Custom Guitars in Poland is working to bring production fan fret models. Its mainly sevens at the moment but I'm sure they'll expand to 8 strings.
Rondo Music is also working of production fan fret models.
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What a waste of an 8 string, not even utlilizing it to it's full potential. People like Marshall Harrison and a few others who use the better version of the 8 string (i.e. having the High A instead of the muddy low F# without drop tuning) and use it dynamically and in a very unique way. Conklin is the only way to go with 8 strings (or the Schecter c-8 with a high a).
there is a new schecter hellraiser called the c-8. it's only $899 and it's badass. emg 808, set neck, looks like a hellraiser. have one in a week or so.
longer scale gives you better tone, sustain, and proper intonation. strings are tighter and longer. quite a big difference actually. 27 inches is not enough. you can get good intonation on the rg2228, but then you get fret buzz. its just about impossible to get a perfect setup with one unless you use the stick strings which are far too small and floppy, which gives you even worse tension, tone, and sustain. its a mess.
conclusion: meshuggah know what they are doing, lol. :)
having the larger scale makes playing "normally", like with chords, barre chords and stuff, very difficult. not impossible, of course, but longer scale means wider frets, and more stretching to finger chords.
the super-long scale works well for meshuggah because they play mainly single note riffs or powerchords, but for anyone who wants to also play normally I think 32 inch ist too much. hell, tons of people sent back their Agile 8-strings because they couldn't handle the 28 inch scale.
I know what you mean. I can't play old school metal on my 8 string for shit! So I have my 7 string setup for old school metal and lead work. its so much better for that.
i've played the standard ibanez 8 string and the scale wasn't much of a problem for me...i'm planning to get an 8 string agile in the near future don't tell me that XD
Players should also understand his view as a rhythm guitarist is very different than that of a lead. A rhythmist will simply get more out of an 8 string than a lead since their thinking is more modular & infinite-he can choose an exclusive spot on the neck and build an exclusive rhythm alien to the next song he finds
Lead players tend to want to constantly shift all over the place while being connected-8 strings are alluring but dont offer up as much to us as many like to believe
Ibanez has an 8 string line, well its only one model, and last i saw it was around $1,200 USD. Google it and you should be able to find it, or look on their website.
ESP also makes an 8 string, but i havent seen the prices on that, so you'll have to Google it.
ok..i can never get it straight.. these guys are from norway, but the titles of their songs are english, and here he speaks perfect american english...are they just incredibly apt to english american pronunciation?
Swedish, and yeah I think they are just apt to English. They're not that young, which also may play a part in their English speaking. The other members are around 35-40, so I imagine Marten is also up there.
It has a lot to do with age, generally the younger you are the more exposed you've been to English, thus most people over 50 aren't that good with English.
It is so stupid to buy a 7 string or an 8 string and play only in the first two strings. What's the point of buying these guitars and not put thick strings on a six string guitar? That's why most guitarists prefere a baritone 6 string guitar than a 7 string guitar. Also how much lower we'll tune a guitar? First it was D and C# then B and A and now F! Why dont you try a bass guitar it will be much better :P
Well, in Meshuggah, whilst Marten is predominantely a rhythm guitarist, Fredrik Thordendal is both a sick rhythm guitarist AND an excellent lead guitarist and uses the full range of an 8-string guitar.
Hagstrom is comfortable playing an 8 and probably takes the view it's better to have the full 8-string note range & not be limited than only have the lowest 6-strings and be restricted.
I'l agree with you. That's not restricted but how you want to sound if you want low notes or high notes on your guitar. Marten wants both and that's all.
Plenty of people use a .70 for low tunings. Karl Sanders, Zack Wylde, etc.
As for Rusty Cooley, at least Marten can play music, instead of that senseless shred garbage.
As for all these people with 9 or more strings, this is the reason i will not buy an 8 string. As Chuck Schuldiner said "I also refuse bying a 7-string guitar, it's a trend, nobody is being creative with the extra string, they only use it for an extra low tuning.". He's completely right. It's just become a string number contest
Agreed. Or he should buy one of those Bass IV's. 30" scale, technically basses tuned EADGBE, same octave as bass. He'll have the same length and what not, but not have the pain of such a wide neck. It's not like he uses more than 3 or 4 strings anyway.
I think he wants to keep his 8 strings, mainly because it keeps him popular with the extended range crowd that hangs around on guitar forums. If they didn't use these, I don't think they would be as popular. I can honestly say I don't like them.
wrong. did u not watch this video at all? have u never heard any meshuggah? marty just said the extra deep strings open the whole guitar up. it's true. i know personally. 6 string guitars are useless today.
You are the biggest tool. strings are strings. Hell, with all those Mushuggah videos you have up on your account, you would know that they only ever use the lowest 4 strings. You can tune a 6 as low as you want.
Normally I would go into a serious argument, but after seeing all your youtube videos, I'm assured you're one of these morons that thinks Meshuggah is the greatest band alive.
FYI- Gorguts and Demilich have succeeded where Mushuggah has failed.
only a moron like you wouldn't know that putting bigger strings on a 6 string guitar would REMOVE the smallest two lead strings which we use all the time, and so does meshuggah. that's the point in using a 7 or an 8 string guitar. it's to maintain the higher tones while giving the lower ones, too.
wow. what a moron you are! :) that's right, go back to your kiddie 6 string. leave the rest to the real guitar players.
fell for a fad? is that why I'm about to buy a 1,600 dollar 8 string Ibanez soon? that ain't no fad, buddy.
sorry, but like I said, you need the extra strings to maintain higher lead notes. u clearly have never listened to any meshuggah. do that, then we'll talk.
The guitar is the guitar. It has as much range as it has. If you want a multi-stringed instrument, that's up to you. Does this make guitars (which have 6 strings) useless? No. By your argument guitars are useless because pianos have more strings. Why don't you drop your kiddie 8 string and get a 97 note grand piano?
Hmmmm, nah.6 strings are OK if you plan to tune lower with thicker strings, but then you lose range. 8 is great for the meshuggah crowd. but that's for single note stuff. chords are shit on an 8 and sometimes 7. but that's not what they are for. some bands are doing that, which is crap. meshuggah really know how to play that 8 string. hey, you're either a fan or you're not. don't know what to tell you.
I didn;t understand at first, until I couldn't hit hi some notes with my 7 tuned down to F 8.
For anyone who didn't know, I'll clear up the Tomas Haake Programmed/Real Drums on Obzen debate.
Haake DID record drums for Obzen, but then with the magic of modern technology they replaced his performance with DFH sounds.
It's all Haake's performance.
It doesn't have to be one way or the other, the tools are out there to replace the sounds of a drummer kit with something else AND maintain the performance.
But yeah, Haake played drums on Obzen, but it's DFH aswell.
I think they ordinary mic and triggers on the drums and used both dfh and real acoustic sound, At least that is what he said in an interview recently.
Drumkit From Hell Superior has Haake's kit sampled anyway, so you're still hearing his kit, sort of, and the way they convert the hits to midi to be ran through DFHS can still maintain the subtlety and nuance of the performance, but it's not gonna sound as real as a real kit being hit with real sticks by a real drummer miced up in a real room with real mics, obviously.
His guitar is tuned low F....my 7 string guitar is tuned B standard minus high E and adding low F#.....my bass is tuned G#,B,E,A,D...I still play power chords on low F#(but not below G# or 2nd fret because too muddy)the only notes not in power chord is G and F#..but the rest is and sounds good.just so you know!
I Just Heard The New Single From Meshuggah Entitled,"Bleed" From Their New CD,"Obzen"!!! It's So Totally Bad Ass And Tomas Haake Is 1nce Again Killin' It On The Drums; This Time With A Different Double Bass-Odd Time Signature, Double Bass Metric Displacement Sound. And Jens Is 1nce Again The Premiere Death Metal Vocalist=)!!! Go To Their Myspace Profile And Listen If You Haven't Already
Sorry to dissapoint you, but they used programmed drums on this album too... Ofc Tomas Haake can play it (he can play everything), but the drums you hear on the album is not him.
Uh, hate to break it to ya jennyischinese, but Haake recorded those drums live on ObZen. That's been one of the biggest deals on the whole album- that real drums are returning, and how excited Haake was to get back in the studio. Whoever told you they are programmed is wrong.
Meshuggah4521 is right, because I read that on this album, Tomas was gonna record all of the drum tracks on this one live.. But even if there was any drum programmin don on this album, he still beats the hell out of his Sonor drum kits live and it sounds just the same as on the CD!!!
let me correct you , on this new cd,obzen haake is doing the studio drumming on catch 33 is were they were programed. but this new release is all by the master himself!
Yet it's his fault that english isn't his mother tongue? Idiot. Awesome video, I wonder how much Meshuggah style music there will be in a year or two, now that the 8 string's a production model. Should be interesting.
Man i'm from Argentina and my mother language it's spanish, but i try to improve on my english.
It would be interesting to try the guitar and see if it can give a good sound on that F#. But the big problem of all of this is that it's 27" and shuggah one it's 32".
wow low level intellect and a online tough guy, hahahaha the internet would not be as exciting without the idiocy you so admirably display. keep it up stupid.
I have low level intellect because I said I want to kick your ass?.. ooook that makes alot of sense. I think you should look in the mirror. Anyways, I dont listen to anyone who has Moby videos in their favorites. fag.
ok and what is standard tuning for 8strings? i assume that is meshuaggah tuning. munky's gonna use ibanez 8's too btw. has already done live actually few times for some songs.
You can tune in what you weant, but the standard tuning it's F#BEADGBE. Munky tunes in A with the 7 string so with the 8, i think that he's tuning in E.
hell sig series guitars for fredrick and marten they desereve it come on ibanez make them for them the deserve to have sig series guitars
Z32spdstr 1 year ago
hell sig series guitars for fredrick and marten they desereve it
Z32spdstr 1 year ago
my problem with meshuggah playing an 8 is, they frequently tape off the high 5 strings
deadmetal5000 1 year ago
@deadmetal5000 Well the other option would be to play a baritone six string, but they also have to be able to play songs on their early albums that were written on seven strings. Just untape it and you've got all the strings you'll need.This idea that extra strings are only advantageous for lead players is pure elitist bullshit.
NecroButcher91 11 months ago
who cares about the AMP!!!!!
its a kick ass guitar!!!!!
proggod876 1 year ago
if i woke up to being aped and found that it was marten, i would pretend to be asleep and let him finish, with a big smile on my face and boner in my pants
woteverz123 1 year ago
he forgot to buy a amp....
yapst1979 1 year ago
@yapst1979
lol, now you notice...I hear it too
Bwick99 1 year ago
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Bwick99 1 year ago
they should have ibanez signatures!!!
thenameiwantedwasnta 2 years ago 18
i agree, heck, meshuggah changed the oulook on guitar completely for me
Rezeophilus5 1 year ago 5
especially the iceman
drool...
thenameiwantedwasnta 1 year ago
@thenameiwantedwasnta yes they should, it would a proper 30 inch scale too, so no floppy F sharp string of the one ibanez make commercially
mickyhodge 1 year ago
@thenameiwantedwasnta it is a custom
proggod876 1 year ago
@proggod876 I know?
thenameiwantedwasnta 1 year ago
plug in the guitar mate so we can hear......
MADEINMAIDEN 2 years ago 3
Kind of hard to demonstrate riffs on an 8-string guitar when it's not plugged in. Those low strings don't ring clear at all.
6672rock 2 years ago 2
i see, you dont have good monitors OR you dont have good ears... maybe the last part, because i can hear all crear and strong.
Tritono9 2 years ago
I wish he would have plugged in! Cool video, though.
musicdood0066 2 years ago
scale?
blackseeds666 2 years ago
30 inch
FuriousHamster 2 years ago
I think it's 30.5"
vontetzianos 2 years ago
he looks like ricky from trailer park boys but with longer hair :)
Rockgod7321 2 years ago 2
*also* Ibanez should just fan the frets like Conklin and Novax, it would eliminate most intonation problems due to neck length because of it's multi-scale nature.
Arycke 2 years ago
look at the conklin site how much fanned frets cost...a little 1000$ maybe?that's not a problem to do for meshuggah's custom guitars,but either way the cost is to high to release it in the regular production model,not to mention that meshuggah's guitars will look "alien" to the majority or people...people are already sceptical about 8s,so if they see the fanned frets they'll say "dude!an 8 string with a neck wide as a bench with alien fret design!" and bye-bye warm soothing 1700$ for the RG2228
ObscuredInside 2 years ago
I know, i've looked into some of their guitars and talked to some owners of conklin's with fanned frets. They say there is almost no difference in playing, so that is not an issue, and if people are skeptical about an 8 string, then they are just not willing to change that much. I personally will never buy the RG2228 because it cannot support a high A, only a muddy low F#, but I understand where you are coming from, it just boils down to a marketing issue.
Arycke 2 years ago
exactly...the bad thing is that you must go custom to obtain fanned frets and it really costs..maybe in the future there will be a company with the balls to make a multiscale a production model...and the only brand i know that can do that is Agile,cause it runs with only 1-2 8 string models ad that reduces the cost...
ObscuredInside 2 years ago
there already is a company
check out ran guitars. they'll make you everything u want
blackseeds666 2 years ago
i was talking about production models..surely a custom shop makes everything u want and charges accordingly...
ObscuredInside 2 years ago
Roter Custom Guitars in Poland is working to bring production fan fret models. Its mainly sevens at the moment but I'm sure they'll expand to 8 strings.
Rondo Music is also working of production fan fret models.
vontetzianos 2 years ago
They won't do 8 strings though unfortunately.
philkilla666 2 years ago
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What a waste of an 8 string, not even utlilizing it to it's full potential. People like Marshall Harrison and a few others who use the better version of the 8 string (i.e. having the High A instead of the muddy low F# without drop tuning) and use it dynamically and in a very unique way. Conklin is the only way to go with 8 strings (or the Schecter c-8 with a high a).
Arycke 2 years ago
It is only muddy with chords
parquar 2 years ago
dammit Marten you f-ing tease! Plug that shit in! :D
LateralisArt 2 years ago 18
Mårten is awesome!! I would love to sit down and drink with this dude.
He got a new born son this year. congrats!
NeuroHead 2 years ago
ever hear of an amp?
jtonessimo 2 years ago
there is a new schecter hellraiser called the c-8. it's only $899 and it's badass. emg 808, set neck, looks like a hellraiser. have one in a week or so.
warriorxtman 3 years ago
Give that man an amp
cutbell 3 years ago 4
I wish Ibanez offered a 32 inch neck on their RG2228..... FUCK it's only 27 inches.......
LordHines420 3 years ago
why 32 inches?
wbwillie 2 years ago
longer scale gives you better tone, sustain, and proper intonation. strings are tighter and longer. quite a big difference actually. 27 inches is not enough. you can get good intonation on the rg2228, but then you get fret buzz. its just about impossible to get a perfect setup with one unless you use the stick strings which are far too small and floppy, which gives you even worse tension, tone, and sustain. its a mess.
conclusion: meshuggah know what they are doing, lol. :)
LordHines420 2 years ago
stock strings* :)
LordHines420 2 years ago
having the larger scale makes playing "normally", like with chords, barre chords and stuff, very difficult. not impossible, of course, but longer scale means wider frets, and more stretching to finger chords.
the super-long scale works well for meshuggah because they play mainly single note riffs or powerchords, but for anyone who wants to also play normally I think 32 inch ist too much. hell, tons of people sent back their Agile 8-strings because they couldn't handle the 28 inch scale.
LateralisArt 2 years ago
I know what you mean. I can't play old school metal on my 8 string for shit! So I have my 7 string setup for old school metal and lead work. its so much better for that.
LordHines420 2 years ago
i've played the standard ibanez 8 string and the scale wasn't much of a problem for me...i'm planning to get an 8 string agile in the near future don't tell me that XD
ObscuredInside 2 years ago
also, would it have killed him to plug in the guitar??
rtfk101 3 years ago 3
I second that
Players should also understand his view as a rhythm guitarist is very different than that of a lead. A rhythmist will simply get more out of an 8 string than a lead since their thinking is more modular & infinite-he can choose an exclusive spot on the neck and build an exclusive rhythm alien to the next song he finds
Lead players tend to want to constantly shift all over the place while being connected-8 strings are alluring but dont offer up as much to us as many like to believe
JonDeth 3 years ago
where do i buy guitar strings for an 8 string guitar-meshuggah style?
rtfk101 3 years ago
Ibanez has an 8 string line, well its only one model, and last i saw it was around $1,200 USD. Google it and you should be able to find it, or look on their website.
ESP also makes an 8 string, but i havent seen the prices on that, so you'll have to Google it.
MetallicanGuitarist 3 years ago
The RG is up to 1800 now. The ESP model at Musician's Friend is 1129.
bdberncraft 2 years ago
ok..i can never get it straight.. these guys are from norway, but the titles of their songs are english, and here he speaks perfect american english...are they just incredibly apt to english american pronunciation?
smickitysmack 3 years ago
Swedish, and yeah I think they are just apt to English. They're not that young, which also may play a part in their English speaking. The other members are around 35-40, so I imagine Marten is also up there.
frozenaeons 3 years ago
When I met The Flower Kings, they have a huge Swedish accent. I guess some can adapt to English easier. He speaks it extremely well.
fingerboy18 3 years ago
It has a lot to do with age, generally the younger you are the more exposed you've been to English, thus most people over 50 aren't that good with English.
mjonas10 3 years ago
they are from umeo i think
TheCeimertz 3 years ago 3
Yeah Umeå . A shit hole up in the north of sweden . But they have always had a music scene that is out of this world.
Why i don't know.
NeuroHead 2 years ago
its typical for northern swedish folk music to change the time signature in the middle of the song
i guess it influences artist from umeå
even metalheads
thenameiwantedwasnta 1 year ago
he has solo skills.. now use it?
LightOfTruth777 3 years ago
It is so stupid to buy a 7 string or an 8 string and play only in the first two strings. What's the point of buying these guitars and not put thick strings on a six string guitar? That's why most guitarists prefere a baritone 6 string guitar than a 7 string guitar. Also how much lower we'll tune a guitar? First it was D and C# then B and A and now F! Why dont you try a bass guitar it will be much better :P
mitsotakis666 3 years ago
yeah... omg.. I agree.
LightOfTruth777 3 years ago
you're pretty ignorant aren't you?
XxSconeManxX 3 years ago 3
Well, in Meshuggah, whilst Marten is predominantely a rhythm guitarist, Fredrik Thordendal is both a sick rhythm guitarist AND an excellent lead guitarist and uses the full range of an 8-string guitar.
Hagstrom is comfortable playing an 8 and probably takes the view it's better to have the full 8-string note range & not be limited than only have the lowest 6-strings and be restricted.
rivera213 3 years ago
I'l agree with you. That's not restricted but how you want to sound if you want low notes or high notes on your guitar. Marten wants both and that's all.
mitsotakis666 3 years ago
PLEASE STOP ARGUING IN TEXT COMMENTS
GET GIRLFRIENDS
JESUS FUCKING CHRIST
good video though!
ShonTheIbanezFreak 3 years ago 2
.70 o_O
LivingLegend1337 3 years ago
Plenty of people use a .70 for low tunings. Karl Sanders, Zack Wylde, etc.
As for Rusty Cooley, at least Marten can play music, instead of that senseless shred garbage.
As for all these people with 9 or more strings, this is the reason i will not buy an 8 string. As Chuck Schuldiner said "I also refuse bying a 7-string guitar, it's a trend, nobody is being creative with the extra string, they only use it for an extra low tuning.". He's completely right. It's just become a string number contest
MurderSoul216 3 years ago
he should try a baritone guitar
taylorrichard 3 years ago
Agreed. Or he should buy one of those Bass IV's. 30" scale, technically basses tuned EADGBE, same octave as bass. He'll have the same length and what not, but not have the pain of such a wide neck. It's not like he uses more than 3 or 4 strings anyway.
I think he wants to keep his 8 strings, mainly because it keeps him popular with the extended range crowd that hangs around on guitar forums. If they didn't use these, I don't think they would be as popular. I can honestly say I don't like them.
MurderSoul216 3 years ago
wrong. did u not watch this video at all? have u never heard any meshuggah? marty just said the extra deep strings open the whole guitar up. it's true. i know personally. 6 string guitars are useless today.
LordHines420 3 years ago
You are the biggest tool. strings are strings. Hell, with all those Mushuggah videos you have up on your account, you would know that they only ever use the lowest 4 strings. You can tune a 6 as low as you want.
Normally I would go into a serious argument, but after seeing all your youtube videos, I'm assured you're one of these morons that thinks Meshuggah is the greatest band alive.
FYI- Gorguts and Demilich have succeeded where Mushuggah has failed.
MurderSoul216 3 years ago
shut the fuck up, you piece of shit.
only a moron like you wouldn't know that putting bigger strings on a 6 string guitar would REMOVE the smallest two lead strings which we use all the time, and so does meshuggah. that's the point in using a 7 or an 8 string guitar. it's to maintain the higher tones while giving the lower ones, too.
wow. what a moron you are! :) that's right, go back to your kiddie 6 string. leave the rest to the real guitar players.
LordHines420 3 years ago
Lol, make you cry?
Yes, an 8 string gives you more range, based on 4th tuning. However, Meshuggah only uses the lowest 4, so it's not like they need the higher strings.
Kiddie 6 string? lolololol
You're just an immature little elitist from sevenstring . org
I see you like Morbid Angel. Tell Trey he's using a kiddie 6 string.
You're the one that fell for a fad.
MurderSoul216 3 years ago
fell for a fad? is that why I'm about to buy a 1,600 dollar 8 string Ibanez soon? that ain't no fad, buddy.
sorry, but like I said, you need the extra strings to maintain higher lead notes. u clearly have never listened to any meshuggah. do that, then we'll talk.
LordHines420 3 years ago
Fads can be expensive. Look at purses, cars, etc.
The guitar is the guitar. It has as much range as it has. If you want a multi-stringed instrument, that's up to you. Does this make guitars (which have 6 strings) useless? No. By your argument guitars are useless because pianos have more strings. Why don't you drop your kiddie 8 string and get a 97 note grand piano?
MurderSoul216 3 years ago
Hmmmm, nah.6 strings are OK if you plan to tune lower with thicker strings, but then you lose range. 8 is great for the meshuggah crowd. but that's for single note stuff. chords are shit on an 8 and sometimes 7. but that's not what they are for. some bands are doing that, which is crap. meshuggah really know how to play that 8 string. hey, you're either a fan or you're not. don't know what to tell you.
I didn;t understand at first, until I couldn't hit hi some notes with my 7 tuned down to F 8.
LordHines420 3 years ago
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you aint rusty cooley!
put that shit down son.
fail.just call it quits.
SENATVSABMORTVM666 3 years ago
I have a 9-string.
userios 3 years ago 5
I would really like to see it..^ ^
Ravenhunt 3 years ago
hi my friend has a 11string...no bullshit i can send a pic if you want
Lengonator 3 years ago
i don't want to see pictures of his g-string collection
userios 3 years ago
hehe right...but im serious. he`s got an 11 stringed guitar.
Lengonator 3 years ago
Lol, this must be the only bit of evidence that Marten can play lead. And bloody well, too.
webbtje 3 years ago 2
that is not the first ide of Lethargica that is the pre-verse of Perpetual black second you can check on Nothing :)
Transgression92 3 years ago
i think the parts at 1:35 - 1:40 were probably the first ideas for Lethargica
33vai33 3 years ago
It sounds more like closed eye visuals from nothing to me XD
AdamDallas 3 years ago
For anyone who didn't know, I'll clear up the Tomas Haake Programmed/Real Drums on Obzen debate.
Haake DID record drums for Obzen, but then with the magic of modern technology they replaced his performance with DFH sounds.
It's all Haake's performance.
It doesn't have to be one way or the other, the tools are out there to replace the sounds of a drummer kit with something else AND maintain the performance.
But yeah, Haake played drums on Obzen, but it's DFH aswell.
ILuvMongoose 3 years ago
I think they ordinary mic and triggers on the drums and used both dfh and real acoustic sound, At least that is what he said in an interview recently.
DesecratedProduction 3 years ago
Yeah they miced it up, recorded tracks, then converted all the drum tracks to midi and fed that through a drum sampler, DFH.
Anyone who's used DFH can hear the sound a mile off, but it's too natural to be programmed in by hand.
ILuvMongoose 3 years ago
Exactly.
Thegrimson 3 years ago
I wish Haake hadn't done that, I really prefer his natural drum sound, i.e. Nothing or DEI, which IMO is him drumming at his finest.
LateralisArt 2 years ago
I agree to an extent.
Drumkit From Hell Superior has Haake's kit sampled anyway, so you're still hearing his kit, sort of, and the way they convert the hits to midi to be ran through DFHS can still maintain the subtlety and nuance of the performance, but it's not gonna sound as real as a real kit being hit with real sticks by a real drummer miced up in a real room with real mics, obviously.
ILuvMongoose 2 years ago
I want an 8 string. No reason why, but I just think it would be cool.
webbtje 3 years ago 2
Dam i wish he wouldah had that guitar hooked up
jezuse 3 years ago
I'm pretty sure they did NOT use DFH on ObZen. Haake did it in the studio
thejerseygatt 3 years ago
His guitar is tuned low F....my 7 string guitar is tuned B standard minus high E and adding low F#.....my bass is tuned G#,B,E,A,D...I still play power chords on low F#(but not below G# or 2nd fret because too muddy)the only notes not in power chord is G and F#..but the rest is and sounds good.just so you know!
TheForeteller 4 years ago
I Just Heard The New Single From Meshuggah Entitled,"Bleed" From Their New CD,"Obzen"!!! It's So Totally Bad Ass And Tomas Haake Is 1nce Again Killin' It On The Drums; This Time With A Different Double Bass-Odd Time Signature, Double Bass Metric Displacement Sound. And Jens Is 1nce Again The Premiere Death Metal Vocalist=)!!! Go To Their Myspace Profile And Listen If You Haven't Already
Redzombie13 4 years ago
Sorry to dissapoint you, but they used programmed drums on this album too... Ofc Tomas Haake can play it (he can play everything), but the drums you hear on the album is not him.
jennyischinese 3 years ago
Uh, hate to break it to ya jennyischinese, but Haake recorded those drums live on ObZen. That's been one of the biggest deals on the whole album- that real drums are returning, and how excited Haake was to get back in the studio. Whoever told you they are programmed is wrong.
Meshuggah4521 3 years ago
Meshuggah4521 is right, because I read that on this album, Tomas was gonna record all of the drum tracks on this one live.. But even if there was any drum programmin don on this album, he still beats the hell out of his Sonor drum kits live and it sounds just the same as on the CD!!!
Redzombie13 3 years ago
haake recorded the new album live bro
look it up
and yes...he is that good
m1sterh0tsauc3 3 years ago
let me correct you , on this new cd,obzen haake is doing the studio drumming on catch 33 is were they were programed. but this new release is all by the master himself!
sanderchip 3 years ago
your a fucking faggot
8stringerr 3 years ago
does anybody know if there is other strings than DR's for an eight strings?
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twittheshred 4 years ago
i poop 8strings.
Lupi2 4 years ago
Can this even be called a lesson? I love Meshuggah, but this is silly.
Kabz8 4 years ago 3
would that beast accept .90 lowest and .20w highest?
how long in inches is the beasty ibanez?
p.s (I HATE thin strings)
jimboindahouse 4 years ago
90 is retarded lol you should use like an 80 or 75 max
evilcartman555 3 years ago
Not really. I use a 70 for my B on my 7 string.
Enemyofreali7y 3 years ago
my thoughts the whole video long: plug it in plug it in plug it in plug it in I WANNA HEAR IT, plug it in plug it in PLEASE!
HitomiCOD2 4 years ago 2
want to see a very cool 8 string? look up for hufschmid guitars
patrickhufschmid 4 years ago
I will look
elmeier100 4 years ago
i already got him!!
this guitar rules bro
the neck is thin thinner then a 7 string
i only took a 0080 bass string for the 8th string so i can play chords now.
greetz appie x
alberthouwaart 4 years ago
Congrats dude, but does the locking nut and/or the tuner accept an 0.80 string?
elmeier100 4 years ago
nope you have to redrill the tuner..... i put a .60 on my new 8 string
patrickhufschmid 4 years ago
Some tuners accept 0.75 or 0.80 like akkord ones. And what about the locking nut?
elmeier100 4 years ago
i use .60 for 7 string doesnt it have to be at least .80 for 8 string?
cobhc7 4 years ago
You have to try out some different calibers, and see which one it's better. A 0.80 will work very good IMO.
elmeier100 4 years ago
Agree. 07 with that tuning is too thin even on a 27" guitar.
M1E1R 4 years ago
Actually, this isn't exactly the same one, mine has twin humbucker active pickups. :P
Gah, I can't wait. :DDD
Blixish 4 years ago
I just ordered this guitar. (The Rg2228 GK)
Only 5 of em come to norway, I reserved one. It'll be here in october. :D
Blixish 4 years ago
sounds like a bass wen its not pluged in
motorheadrdbest 4 years ago
plug the damn thing in man... let's hear that baby!!!
overstimulation 4 years ago
u can make video like rusty cooley? yes? u make for me?
kutmongool2 4 years ago
i don't think marten wants to play that type of music.
elmeier100 4 years ago
where u get this guitar? in the newest guitarstore in afrikan zoo?
kutmongool2 4 years ago
Maybe
elmeier100 4 years ago
where is ur amp? i dont here sound! i am deaf or no? no right?
kutmongool2 4 years ago
why u got so many string/
kutmongool2 4 years ago
Microtonal guitar (more than 12 frets per octave, for example) is another interesting way to explore the unknown in music!
bidul37 4 years ago
lol that would be like an electric sitar.
nightrainiii 4 years ago
Fucking nice idea, like 1/4 tone separation.
elmeier100 4 years ago
Urg... that would make some perfect tuned ears bleed :)
Schyso 4 years ago
That's what i love youtubers... always annoying.
elmeier100 4 years ago
massive
Breaker15ioc 4 years ago
What you said \M/
elmeier100 4 years ago
Yet it's his fault that english isn't his mother tongue? Idiot. Awesome video, I wonder how much Meshuggah style music there will be in a year or two, now that the 8 string's a production model. Should be interesting.
maidenfan12 4 years ago
Man i'm from Argentina and my mother language it's spanish, but i try to improve on my english.
It would be interesting to try the guitar and see if it can give a good sound on that F#. But the big problem of all of this is that it's 27" and shuggah one it's 32".
elmeier100 4 years ago
just buy a bass with a 32". Thats what i'm going to do.
poop770 4 years ago
Good man and I would do that too. Amp it up man cause I cant hear shit apart from twang twang twang!
Meta1Head91 4 years ago
congrats on having no range.
cscarp4503 4 years ago
congrats on having me kick your ass.
poop770 4 years ago
wow low level intellect and a online tough guy, hahahaha the internet would not be as exciting without the idiocy you so admirably display. keep it up stupid.
cscarp4503 4 years ago
I have low level intellect because I said I want to kick your ass?.. ooook that makes alot of sense. I think you should look in the mirror. Anyways, I dont listen to anyone who has Moby videos in their favorites. fag.
poop770 4 years ago 4
Dog - that's harsh. Not my fault he can't string together a cohesive sentence.
jordanbstead 4 years ago
Ok, i'm wasting my time answering. Just listen some Meshuggah and try to do any song like that.
elmeier100 4 years ago
Yeah when you'll speak swedish as well as he speak english you'll be right to mock him... until then shut the fuck up
Schyso 4 years ago
Naw.
jordanbstead 4 years ago
So don't annoy on my post and get a life!
elmeier100 4 years ago
hey dude.. how is the tune of this guitar??
Xtremeyeyer 4 years ago
Again, F#BEADGBE From low to high.
elmeier100 4 years ago
oh my god - this guy is an idiot. "play stuff like this... and this... using the skills, you know?" hahaha
jordanbstead 4 years ago
Just upload your video playing some Meshuggah stuff and then will see who's the idiot LOL
elmeier100 4 years ago
PLUG IT GODDAMM!!!!!
ppgato 4 years ago
he played very Korn type things. Thats really a 'Korn approach' he shows. i have one question. how is the 8-string tuned?
Lupi2 4 years ago
Korn stuff? I don't see munky playing those pollyrythmics songs hehehe.
It's tuned in FBbEbAbDbGbBbEb
elmeier100 4 years ago
ok and what is standard tuning for 8strings? i assume that is meshuaggah tuning. munky's gonna use ibanez 8's too btw. has already done live actually few times for some songs.
Lupi2 4 years ago
You can tune in what you weant, but the standard tuning it's F#BEADGBE. Munky tunes in A with the 7 string so with the 8, i think that he's tuning in E.
elmeier100 4 years ago
lol lowest strings will be standard tuning again than only one octave lower; EADG.. damn haha
Lupi2 4 years ago
Yeah hahaha.
elmeier100 4 years ago
does it have a floating bridge? if so is it really stiff? (because of the 2 extra strings = more tension on the bridge)
RobWaade 4 years ago
It has a fixed bridge.
elmeier100 4 years ago
It has fixed bridge, it's a edge III but fixed.
elmeier100 4 years ago