so i would love for u guys to come out with a video on how to clean up the sound for when ur playing like how when ur hand touches a string and moves it makes exstra noise
@motorcitymadman06 i hear ya. that axe is sweeeet. i wish they would add the description of the axe with the other related information myself. maybe someone will chime in and clear this up for us, my guess is it may have something to do with an advertising situation or conflict of interest? btw love the videos, you guys rock. and clue us in on the gear. ill be looking all over google images to figure this out now. :-)
Awesome guitar, awesome player, awesome lesson, but should raise the action, pretty much every note he plays has a buzz, when you palm mute the strings shouldn't be scratching against the high frets, even if it doesn't come through the amp, the strings won't resonate 100% fully, and that's never a good thing.
@Thouchins sometimes it is good for the vocalist. may be good for metal, hardcore etc genre.. try different kind of musics and u will feel the different
@Thouchins One of the main purposes of drop tunings is to make power chords much easier. Also, if you think it doesn't sound much different, then you've never heard very low drop tunings.. There is a HUGE difference between E Standard and say, Drop C or B.
@Thouchins trust me with different pedals songs and amp settings and stuff like that will change the way ur tuning sounds if u want it classic rock or blues u tune to standard and usually if ur playing metal u usually play dropped tuning for the deeper sound
@Thouchins you become a little desensitized to it considering most modern rock bands tune this low anyway. its done to relieve string tension which causes the string to move in wider vibration patterns, which causes a significant tonal change, a bit hard to describe. also it allows a lower range, considering how little time the average guitarist spends above fret 15 or so, the loss of the high range is acceptable. and lastly some vocalists need lower tunings to accommodate for their voices.
@Thouchins drop tuning is often used to match deep vocals or grunting, plus it makes certain things like bending much easier- blues legend Albert King for instance detuned to C or C# to be able to bend three notes up (or rather, pull the strings downwards), so it's not just a metal thing.
@rockongoodpeople Awesome! I do love Dave and David's lessons as well, in fact I haven't seen any instructors on this youtube page give a bad lesson, I just find myself missing Willie! haha.
What kind of guitars does this guy use? Really nice
MJoeyDesign 1 week ago
@MJoeyDesign charvel.
Eclipserocksyou 5 days ago
Thumbs up if you want a comprehensive metal guitar DVD lesson series from this guy!
dajoler 1 month ago 5
Nice sweeps i must learn them!!
BillyW1tchDoc7or 2 months ago
That B string sounds like a foghorn!
pedraw 2 months ago
Thanks ! Which amp by the way ? Best.
perezjln 2 months ago
so i would love for u guys to come out with a video on how to clean up the sound for when ur playing like how when ur hand touches a string and moves it makes exstra noise
frankthetalkingshoe 2 months ago
What String Calibre do you use for that chunky tuning? Its awesome, specially because my main instruments is 5 string bass...
EddyGrecia 2 months ago
@EddyGrecia I use 13 gauge strings on my Jackson baritone which is tuned to B standard
pedraw 2 months ago
The sustain... it never ends.
Conorhstone 2 months ago
God he is such a great teacher/player
kyleleon 2 months ago
Sick! You are amazing with the modern metal shred!
mtillem 2 months ago
This guy is a damn good player
BriansProjects 2 months ago
I love how practical your lessons are!
shredtilyurdead 2 months ago
Dude I love your videos.. great lessons!!! man you shred badass!!!
MeTaluvR69 2 months ago
good job bro,cool riiff there.just wondering you have a band we can check out. cheers
luissimao83 2 months ago
@luissimao83 Thanks man, I play with a group called Bleeding Through. Appreciate you checking it out!
DaveNassie 2 months ago
This video actually relates to me. I love nextlevel!!!!!!!1
thelambthatkillsmary 2 months ago
Lovin' The guitar, I can't remember the Brand tho...
motorcitymadman06 2 months ago
@motorcitymadman06 charvel
adamjowens 2 months ago
@motorcitymadman06 i hear ya. that axe is sweeeet. i wish they would add the description of the axe with the other related information myself. maybe someone will chime in and clear this up for us, my guess is it may have something to do with an advertising situation or conflict of interest? btw love the videos, you guys rock. and clue us in on the gear. ill be looking all over google images to figure this out now. :-)
caveman1968 2 months ago
@caveman1968 Hey guys, That guitar is a Charvel Desolation. Newer to Charver they are amazing guitars.. thanks for checking out the video!
DaveNassie 2 months ago
@motorcitymadman06 It's Charvel So- Cal
adrianmarsglam 2 months ago
Merry Christmas you crazy YouTuber. Thanks for the examples.
teachmeeasyway 2 months ago
Hey Dave, just wanted to say that I liked next level guitar before, now it's great. Thanks for all the great metal lessons.
BraveMavrick 2 months ago
Man this guy is awesome. More vids by him Dave!!
givemongoball 2 months ago
Can we get some drop C lessons?!!!!
lazyone224 2 months ago
sound better through loads a analogue effects and amps though
thendara69 2 months ago
Sees this guy in mah sub box*
watches 15 first seconds*
Ok, nevermind I won't learn that even if i try.
Closes tab*
drawingdude4711 2 months ago
drop B sounds good. blues sound more bluesy
ezcondition 2 months ago
Awesome video as usual Dave! Thanks!
ChaosBurnsWithin 2 months ago
So glad you did this video, I couldn't work out that heavy note on the breakdown's of parkway drive songs, Thanks :D
FlamesBloodlust 2 months ago
what kind of Charvel is that?
GuitarnScythes 2 months ago
@GuitarnScythes the one in the beginning I mean
GuitarnScythes 2 months ago
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x63 2 months ago
i dont think my guitar can substain for so long.
psychomunnity88 2 months ago
Nice lesson, like the Charvel!
Lespaul13100 2 months ago
Hi, what's the guitar, amp and rig please ? Best.
perezjln 2 months ago
wow the sustain is outstanding !!!
shuszzam 2 months ago
Thanks so much for this lesson, I have been looking for a droped tuned lesson for a long time. Drop B Rocks!
BraveMavrick 2 months ago
OMG I LOVE HOW THIS GUY PLAYS :)
DARKxACE009 2 months ago
Awesome guitar, awesome player, awesome lesson, but should raise the action, pretty much every note he plays has a buzz, when you palm mute the strings shouldn't be scratching against the high frets, even if it doesn't come through the amp, the strings won't resonate 100% fully, and that's never a good thing.
tango616 2 months ago
@tango616 this
AgentSpiral 2 months ago
I use B Standard on a 7 String.
k5lta 2 months ago 2
did someone ever click that link below?
DJ1812 2 months ago
All of the fretbuzz you get with drop tunings and super low action drive me nuts.
highshooterps3 2 months ago
what's the best string gauge for drop B?
iSeeOceans 2 months ago
@iSeeOceans 11-54 maybe?
OosGuitar 2 months ago
@iSeeOceans I like a 12-56 for a 251/2 scale, 13-60 for a shorter scale.
BraveMavrick 2 months ago
@BraveMavrick Thanks!
iSeeOceans 2 months ago
That's a shitload of gain you got there.
Kebbe666 2 months ago
Click on cc red buton and have a laught:))
TheOffenderDeadlock 2 months ago
Nice, Its my first look at drop D metal tuning so i'll get back to the start.
Stringyheads 2 months ago
Hey brotha thanks a lot I am really enjoyin watchin ur helpful vids I really appreciate the help can't lessons right now so thanks
cooljd77 2 months ago
Very good,I learn a lot from this video,thank so much.
catvvine 2 months ago
ok i will have to admit this was a pretty informative lesson!
EvaSlash 2 months ago
Hi, great lesson... Which string gauge you raccomand for the drop tunings? Thanx
xgurzox 2 months ago
Not my type of music, but i admit he is fun to watch..
billyb440 2 months ago
i wish this lesson never ended.....great ideas. looking forward to more lessons from dave nassie
shams2k 2 months ago
i am blankcore!
ELinktricTears 2 months ago
can i be your tutor please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ronquillo2 2 months ago
great lesson, almost wish i didn't have a floyd right about now!!
silvakevin1 2 months ago
Anyone else watch this guys videos just to listen to him play?
Helsling 2 months ago 123
Just SICK !
gmummy 2 months ago
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black label society sound like hat more then pantera but good lesson Where is Willbilly "Twofists" McGee? D:
thetreverpitts 2 months ago
dude i love yur tone. what amp are you using?
dan95brantner 2 months ago
Really easy to go from standard to DROP B! Yeah, that'll happen...
...still a cool lesson.
helios5868 2 months ago
What is the purpose of drop tuning? It doesn't sound that much different then regular tuning.
Thouchins 2 months ago
@Thouchins Top three strings are a power chord.
helios5868 2 months ago
@Thouchins sometimes it is good for the vocalist. may be good for metal, hardcore etc genre.. try different kind of musics and u will feel the different
tulisnamakamu 2 months ago
@Thouchins Google it.
danukenator123 2 months ago
@Thouchins One of the main purposes of drop tunings is to make power chords much easier. Also, if you think it doesn't sound much different, then you've never heard very low drop tunings.. There is a HUGE difference between E Standard and say, Drop C or B.
johnbradshawmusic 2 months ago
@Thouchins trust me with different pedals songs and amp settings and stuff like that will change the way ur tuning sounds if u want it classic rock or blues u tune to standard and usually if ur playing metal u usually play dropped tuning for the deeper sound
BooshkiiBomb123 2 months ago
@Thouchins you become a little desensitized to it considering most modern rock bands tune this low anyway. its done to relieve string tension which causes the string to move in wider vibration patterns, which causes a significant tonal change, a bit hard to describe. also it allows a lower range, considering how little time the average guitarist spends above fret 15 or so, the loss of the high range is acceptable. and lastly some vocalists need lower tunings to accommodate for their voices.
hillbillygenius72 2 months ago
@Thouchins drop tuning is often used to match deep vocals or grunting, plus it makes certain things like bending much easier- blues legend Albert King for instance detuned to C or C# to be able to bend three notes up (or rather, pull the strings downwards), so it's not just a metal thing.
SantomPh 2 months ago
Where is Willbilly "Twofists" McGee? D:
ShakeZulaTheMicRula 2 months ago 67
@ShakeZulaTheMicRula yeah lol
k5lta 2 months ago
@ShakeZulaTheMicRula - hi - more lessons with Willie coming soon - please stay tuned - he is back! Rock oN!
-David T
rockongoodpeople 2 months ago 5
@rockongoodpeople Awesome! I do love Dave and David's lessons as well, in fact I haven't seen any instructors on this youtube page give a bad lesson, I just find myself missing Willie! haha.
ShakeZulaTheMicRula 2 months ago
@ShakeZulaTheMicRula he is busy double fisting girls where else?!
EvaSlash 2 months ago
Hai :3
efee52 2 months ago