@supersnipah08 you can try adjusting the neck and the bridge together, but u should use at least .10 gauge strings. first set the bridge to the lowest you can then try adjusting the neck slowly like a quarter spin everyday for 2 or 3 days when u get the enough curve of the neck you ll be set. i hope this helps if not we ll work something else out. and god bless you too :)
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@Nitro487 when you play that shit it's easy to forget what you are really playing, but it's shreddy time! you DON'T HAVE the time to calculate whoooooaaaaaahhhh ouuuuuuuuaahhhhhhhiiiiii ANNOYING MISTAKES!
well i tried most of the best places.. but usually they didnt have it or it was way pricy.. so i had a damaged guitar and transformed it to a fretless.. so best bet is get an average guitar ( preferably humbuckered ones) and take the frets of gently, fiil the gaps with wood putty and sand it with thinnest sanding paper.. or order a fretless neck from ebay..hope that ll help for you..
@Zebonka Warmoth sent me a fretless neck. I think it's one of those things you need to get them on the phone for because it's non-standard, but it's easy enough for them to skip a step. They offered to just send me the neck without fret-slots, but I had them cut for frets so I could inlay some wood by myself. They even sent me the fret wire on the side in case I changed my mind.
I'll have to keep that in mind for my next project ... my last one was to rebuild a guitar I smashed a couple of years ago. I have a video of that but it's kind of long.
@Zebonka - Warmoth will make a fretless neck. I had them make a fretless baritone replacement neck for my Tele (no fret lines), and the cost was about $170 (in 2009). Had my repair guy swap them out, and it plays great. I have some videos of it on my channel "12Guitarz".
@bleedinvirgin well it sounds sweet because Humbuckers are for distortion and i honestly think that it wouldnt of sounded as good without the distortion sound to it, and wut type of guitar are you using?
Lol, humbuckers are for distortion? The best jazz guitars in the world use humbuckers. The clean sounds are fat and mellow on a lot of them. Sure, the rock world totally loves em as well-but it would be a very misinformed thing to say that humbuckers are exclusively for distortion.
awesome. what scale do you use in this? do you play at 12 halfsteps chromatic scale or do you use other division of an octave for example 14 or 10 steps?
in some eastern scales (most of them are based on 12 halfstep system) one particular note is divided into 12 parts in itself and used like that.. i dont know if it helped.. sorry for the belated reply..
thank you for all the good comments.. hopefully ill get my guitar back in a month i have new projects to upload..and in my other video im using an ebow..
i ve to thank you all who actually spared time to watch this vid and comment.. what i played was all turkish maqams..i ve been in Turkey for a long time and unfortunately youtube was banned here.. but at the end we ve figured out a way..so thanx for comments again..
lol, you're retarded. That's a fretless guitar. It just has markers. If you couldn't tell that was fretless just by the sound... you should probably not play guitar or pass judgement on it being played.
Okay you dork. Obviously everyone has informed me with that being a fretless guitar. Now you just want to comment to show everyone you know what you're talking about. And not knowing about a fretless guitar is irrelevant with being able to play a regular guitar. Such a big talker when you have nothing to show off.
lol yea, sorry man. I didn't bother to scroll down til after I'd posted it. Dick move on my part... but when is posting bitchy comments not a dick move?
Very nice, most of those people playing madly distorted fretless guitars don't have much of a feel for the medium. OF COURSE it sounds oud-like, that's mostly what an oud is: a fretless guitar.
:) car accident.. broken headstock and damaged fretboard.. look at 15th fret place you ll see the damage..thank you for your comment.. i m gonig to upload some more this week probably...
Cool. Try using light guauge flatwound jazz strings, and polishing the fretboard zealously with sandpaper, glazing it with something like furniture polish, and resanding with fine grit paper.
love those microtones, so so beautiful great work
MatthewCurrieImprov 1 month ago
so the fingerboard is rosewood or ebony??
norayrss 1 month ago
@supersnipah08 you can try adjusting the neck and the bridge together, but u should use at least .10 gauge strings. first set the bridge to the lowest you can then try adjusting the neck slowly like a quarter spin everyday for 2 or 3 days when u get the enough curve of the neck you ll be set. i hope this helps if not we ll work something else out. and god bless you too :)
bleedinvirgin 3 months ago
Very Good Intonation!
mahngo07 3 months ago
Love your style and I love that guitar. I'm seriously considering getting a fretless.
s0d0 4 months ago
Sounds like Turkish music. Great one dude
MercyfulMasterrika 7 months ago 2
@MercyfulMasterrika cos he is Turkish :)
cortJPS 7 months ago
@cortJPS Those melodies can only come to those who grow with those melodies
cortJPS 7 months ago
Humbuckers have a higher output, not a higher gain. Gain is what you get at the amp stage.
Humbuckers are easier to distort because they have a higher output, which means it takes less gain to get a saturated signal.
RichardGriffith10 1 year ago
Dude you should totally buy a sitar. Youre playing the exact style they do, youre just bein a puss about it by playing it on a normal guitar.
KillingOptions 1 year ago
i have humbuckeres too (stock bc rich ones) there actually not that good, may just be my crappy 10 watt amp but whattya gunna do? XD
CleanAndDistorted 1 year ago
sounds like a citar xD
EverythingEverr 1 year ago
I'm de-fretting a cheap Tele copy for something like this. (Waiting for the filler to dry off). Can't wait to get cranking!
Zebonka 1 year ago
Why do I see dents at the 15th 18th and 19th ...hehehahah... non-fretted areas...lol... no but seriously why does it look dented?
moqutpar 1 year ago
Nice playing, I always wanted to try fret-less!
You may have inspired me!
vegetasrevenge 1 year ago
Very Sitar sounding in a way. Has a Hindu Scales written all over that stuff, sweet paying!
SaintsCheat 1 year ago
Wow it have some kind of Pastoirius Sound :D like it!!
gublhubl 1 year ago
I liked the tone very much as well, not all fretless sound like this, what kind of effect you use at the amp side?
buark 1 year ago
Very nice playing, I love it when someone goes out of the conventional box, and does it different.
Question, has your strings eaten into the wood at all?
hogwild6161 1 year ago
it sounds like iraqui or music stright up from india, or something... lmao...
cerealkiller097 1 year ago
sweet man! Well done! Is there any online guide for converting necks to fretless?
nemogre 1 year ago
Sounds like Eberhard Weber's bass. Amazing! Good job.
VLuchansky 1 year ago
what strings do you use with that? Are those Nyon or steel?
alloutofdonuts 1 year ago
that is pretty damn awesome
THEiphoneSTUDIO 1 year ago
sounds really nice, pretty unique sound for a guitar, well done on making it yourself!
CustardCream99 2 years ago
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how is this fretless?
BlackDeevil666 2 years ago
@BlackDeevil666 hahahahhahahaah well,there r no frets...maybe?:D hahah those r just lines
Milos9191 2 years ago 3
@BlackDeevil666 uhhh...no frets..
Hans423 2 years ago
@Hans423 haha i no right dude
sixaxis171 2 years ago
less means without and fret is that little metal thing that's not there
deadzior 2 years ago
çok hoş baba eline sağlık
Atherfall 2 years ago
who needs frets?
Nitro487 2 years ago
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@Nitro487 when you play that shit it's easy to forget what you are really playing, but it's shreddy time! you DON'T HAVE the time to calculate whoooooaaaaaahhhh ouuuuuuuuaahhhhhhhiiiiii ANNOYING MISTAKES!
metalero19882 2 years ago
im glad u all liked it.. so im trying to build a new one and when i get it i ll upload new and better videos.. :)
bleedinvirgin 2 years ago
great playing dude! Nice guitar as well
jcpozoc 1 year ago
great playing! You have inspired myself on going fretless
jcpozoc 1 year ago
great playing dude, I will try fretless too
jcpozoc 1 year ago
@bleedinvirgin oh my god dude now i have to have a fretless guitar,....thx a lot for feeding my addiction on guitar equiptment haha
ihaveaverybadcold 6 months ago
it also sounds that sweet because he`s playing with his thumb
triskelion86 2 years ago 3
Lovely! Yeah, I instantly thought "Fuck! This sounds Turkish!" Good work!
orhanc1 2 years ago 8
Dayum!!!!
I want to make a fretless but Warmoth don't do it and I'm not sure how to do it for myself. Any ideas?
Zebonka 2 years ago
well i tried most of the best places.. but usually they didnt have it or it was way pricy.. so i had a damaged guitar and transformed it to a fretless.. so best bet is get an average guitar ( preferably humbuckered ones) and take the frets of gently, fiil the gaps with wood putty and sand it with thinnest sanding paper.. or order a fretless neck from ebay..hope that ll help for you..
bleedinvirgin 2 years ago 3
@bleedinvirgin yah just putty the frets and fill them in, sand the hell out of it... did you make that yourself?
when2L 1 year ago
@Zebonka Warmoth sent me a fretless neck. I think it's one of those things you need to get them on the phone for because it's non-standard, but it's easy enough for them to skip a step. They offered to just send me the neck without fret-slots, but I had them cut for frets so I could inlay some wood by myself. They even sent me the fret wire on the side in case I changed my mind.
skiggety 1 year ago
Oh awesome!
I'll have to keep that in mind for my next project ... my last one was to rebuild a guitar I smashed a couple of years ago. I have a video of that but it's kind of long.
Cheers for the heads up, I love the Warmoth site.
Zebonka 1 year ago
@Zebonka - Warmoth will make a fretless neck. I had them make a fretless baritone replacement neck for my Tele (no fret lines), and the cost was about $170 (in 2009). Had my repair guy swap them out, and it plays great. I have some videos of it on my channel "12Guitarz".
12Guitarz 1 month ago
wut pickups are u using? are those Humbucker pickups????? oh that sounds sweet as hell dude btw
progamer11092 2 years ago
thanx :) those are stock duncan design humbuckers on schecter.. i just did a different wiring..
bleedinvirgin 2 years ago
@bleedinvirgin well it sounds sweet because Humbuckers are for distortion and i honestly think that it wouldnt of sounded as good without the distortion sound to it, and wut type of guitar are you using?
progamer11092 2 years ago
schecter diamond series..
bleedinvirgin 2 years ago
Lol, humbuckers are for distortion? The best jazz guitars in the world use humbuckers. The clean sounds are fat and mellow on a lot of them. Sure, the rock world totally loves em as well-but it would be a very misinformed thing to say that humbuckers are exclusively for distortion.
Koreanflow 2 years ago 20
@Koreanflow Either way, the kids right, Humbuckers have a good natural distortion to them.
FFNProductions 1 year ago
@Koreanflow NONON humbuckers have HIGH gain not distortion silly :P !
blaa757 1 year ago
@progamer11092 theres no distortion
brooklynstudio 1 year ago
this is turkish melody .... ( zaten bende türküm ahhahaha :D:D )
SHooRSooZ 2 years ago 2
good sound
mojochessclassics 2 years ago
sounds like a middle eastern or turkish maqam, definitely some quarter tones in there
theoriginalmcsquare 2 years ago 3
What was the accident?
jreynoldswrap 2 years ago
That's Turkish melody, isn' it?
gitarmanda 2 years ago 5
That's just an improv using Double Harmonic scale I think.
ExadusX 2 years ago
yes its turkish melody.. more likely caaled maqam..
bleedinvirgin 2 years ago
nice playing man..thats an omen body isnt it? same as mine but mine is red / maroon and with a floyd rose
SvenIsHere 2 years ago
awesome. what scale do you use in this? do you play at 12 halfsteps chromatic scale or do you use other division of an octave for example 14 or 10 steps?
pls reply. many thanks
ziajek00 2 years ago
in some eastern scales (most of them are based on 12 halfstep system) one particular note is divided into 12 parts in itself and used like that.. i dont know if it helped.. sorry for the belated reply..
bleedinvirgin 2 years ago
try flatwound strings
berserkerfunestus 2 years ago
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so... duz fretless mean u dnt hav those lil bars on da neck?
freekyickydeek 2 years ago
Yes, but for the love of God, use proper English.
somehornybastard 2 years ago 4
man you failed at knowledge
RandomoviesAreFun23 2 years ago
Yeah, those are the so called 'frets'...
ArcticaDream 2 years ago
are you trying to sound illiterate or are you just retarded?
falige 2 years ago
yea. imma fauckin tard.
freekyickydeek 2 years ago
Amazing, I Love the scale you're using in this one :)
X6Solo 2 years ago
looks like a schecter
kidwhoskates 2 years ago
it is read description xD
CypherThanatos 2 years ago 2
thank you for all the good comments.. hopefully ill get my guitar back in a month i have new projects to upload..and in my other video im using an ebow..
bleedinvirgin 2 years ago
dude........ GREAT JOB MAKING THAT SICK GUITAR!
yanmingyuyu 2 years ago
Fernandes sustainer would be awesome with this dude.
TheGuitarTheory 2 years ago
sounds like a sitar. thats sick
Bassmastajazzyj 2 years ago
awesome!! +5
soptamer 2 years ago
check out 'mushroom slides' if yer into microtonal guitar..
moe354sa 2 years ago
Someone get this man an Ebow, stat!
DaTimeHat 2 years ago
i ve it already.. thanks..
bleedinvirgin 2 years ago
Bad accident??
gaara224 2 years ago
I like this man. Very cool tone.
matcomarket 2 years ago
Don't forget, to be in tune, you need to play over the frets, not in the same place as a guitar. Great playing, though. Haunting.
Kubalivre 2 years ago
its called microtonal music fool. It's suposed to sound out of tune.
kratanuva725 2 years ago
Noodling on an exotic sounding scale isn't "microtonal music".
Kubalivre 2 years ago
I see him playing inbetween the frets, thats the power of quarter tones baby! lol.
kratanuva725 2 years ago
reminds of the great micheal manring.
thingy86 2 years ago
Northeast African vibe. I love it!
Add some sustain.
magirecords2004 3 years ago
i ve to thank you all who actually spared time to watch this vid and comment.. what i played was all turkish maqams..i ve been in Turkey for a long time and unfortunately youtube was banned here.. but at the end we ve figured out a way..so thanx for comments again..
bleedinvirgin 3 years ago
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You are rocking with a fretless guitar, that's not turkish music. Keep improving, you got a lot to learn.
miriyaa 3 years ago
ist Turkish ;)
orkancan 2 years ago
looool....sound funny...but stilllllllll great playing
066637938joksa 3 years ago
Nice vid man, thanks for posting.
mattchurchill 3 years ago
It sounds like Turkish music :)
theeagleslayer 3 years ago
This is really cool, nice job!
it sounds a little bit like some of the Pink Floyd slide guitar stuff
Timah93 3 years ago
dot they really make fretless electric guitars???
bigZjujuman 3 years ago
I know that a company called Vigier make them at least and I think Agile does at least one, more than that I don't know though.
ZaphodBeeblebrox65 3 years ago
Sounds like a Turkish Taksim to me (could be wrong). Nice playing dude.
fjferd 3 years ago
exelent respect =DD'
rOckGarryxD 3 years ago
fucking awesome.
speleoswarren 3 years ago
but yeah that is pretty cool. How long did it take to build?
oggiedoggy 3 years ago
*pictures asian village in secluded mountain-top forest*
oggiedoggy 3 years ago 40
totally
garanwill 3 years ago
@oggiedoggy It sounds more Eastern Middle East.
GuyWithNoHat 1 year ago
sound like in the wild...very cool sound.
gull72 3 years ago
very cool!!!
stefanouscarred 3 years ago
wow sounds like a sitar, amazing!
djphatd 3 years ago
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This is not a fretless guitar. Nice amateur playing though.
Jlife13300 3 years ago
it is fretless, its got markings where the frest are but not actual bits of metal divding them
simonghetti 3 years ago 6
it is. the white lines are fret markers, not actual frets
freaxxx 3 years ago
it has not frets, but white lines on the fretboard.
CipollaErMeyo 3 years ago
lol, you're retarded. That's a fretless guitar. It just has markers. If you couldn't tell that was fretless just by the sound... you should probably not play guitar or pass judgement on it being played.
Saladin126 3 years ago
Okay you dork. Obviously everyone has informed me with that being a fretless guitar. Now you just want to comment to show everyone you know what you're talking about. And not knowing about a fretless guitar is irrelevant with being able to play a regular guitar. Such a big talker when you have nothing to show off.
Jlife13300 3 years ago
lol yea, sorry man. I didn't bother to scroll down til after I'd posted it. Dick move on my part... but when is posting bitchy comments not a dick move?
Saladin126 3 years ago 2
Very nice, most of those people playing madly distorted fretless guitars don't have much of a feel for the medium. OF COURSE it sounds oud-like, that's mostly what an oud is: a fretless guitar.
FernandRaynaud 3 years ago
Nice tones and great melodies and phrases.! You play well!
nickwellings 3 years ago
thats arabic music, check out the oud
DoCWaSaBe 3 years ago
get an Oud
doulis69 3 years ago
Dude! That sounds so awesome! I wonder how it will sound with distortion.
Logster505 3 years ago
it sounds very greek. awesome
strikeatic 3 years ago
that sounds good :)
it's really original, it's your own sound, feel proud of it ^^
keep it up!
alastorskye 3 years ago
Awesome! Sounds like an electrical oud! Sweet! 5*
DrHischnick 3 years ago
cool what were you playing,was it just improvised... it sorta sounded like something the doors would play
yousmelllikefries 3 years ago
That's an awesome sound you have going there.
QuamCelerrime 3 years ago
i need a fretless neck and i can't find one except for a bass where'd you get it
vikdumb 3 years ago
Get the frets removed and filled in, it cost me about $250/£130 to get it done.
joninawhitecoat 3 years ago
you could also just do it yourself for way cheaper.
quaz18 3 years ago
Sitar kinda sound. Very cool.
MadcapMan 3 years ago
What scale are you playing in?
Fretboarder7 3 years ago
this is so amazing.
Memq 4 years ago
I really love the sound of this :) what happened to the guitar in the accident?
adzy31 4 years ago
:) car accident.. broken headstock and damaged fretboard.. look at 15th fret place you ll see the damage..thank you for your comment.. i m gonig to upload some more this week probably...
bleedinvirgin 4 years ago
I gave you 4 stars, it sounds cool. You should play it clean like that with another guitar doing metal distortion with really fast picking.
naughty00e 4 years ago
Cool. Try using light guauge flatwound jazz strings, and polishing the fretboard zealously with sandpaper, glazing it with something like furniture polish, and resanding with fine grit paper.
naughty00e 4 years ago
that was cool! sounded arabian.
wraithtube 4 years ago