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  • doyo umind telling me your amplifier settings...im getting you dont scoop the mids? thanks

  • I would improve your sound possibly with Boss GE-7 to get rid of speaker flubbiness.My Mesa recto cab kick ass with Rectoverb head  and Boss GE-7, give it a try.Will post video soon.

  • I liked this video because he said chug in the title

  • One would think that the clue is on the title yet there is always enough idiots to turn the video into a pointless discussion....a video of them fools playing and explaining better than this guy is mandatory or they should just STFU.

  • @intestinomedicino It is silly considering my BC is an american made classic. I love this guitar.

  • Be better if you actually showed your hands

  • i think this is pretty sick...but the whole "djent" this is just fucking dumb to me...enough sub genres...its getting a little out of hand now

  • @nycbassist76 Most djent bands are just labled progessive metal, but have djent written on their albums so that people knwo they use that sound alot in their rythms, id hardly call it a subgenre because most djents bands i listen to sound completely different.

  • vildhjarta are a really good djent band you should check out.

  • In love with your poster <3

  • this is shit. nuff said

  • You're playing a BC Rich playing djent music, and you said Volumes is "ok". YOUR ARGUMENT IS INVALID

  • @inthedesert69 I didn't present an argument so I'm confused. Secondly, since when is ok a bad thing? They have some really good songs. Sorry if I don't think they are the greatest band ever. BCRich...what about it...huh? Should I only play slayer on it?

  • @axeofcreation dude i really like ur djent tone..but m having a problen getting a gud tone for djent..m using a boss me 25 ..can u help me ??

  • @axeofcreation

    I don't understand why so many people hate B.C. Rich guitars.. I think their guitars are great. I own Mockingbird and a gunslinger. They are both amazing guitars. Great value for the money. I know people gonna hate me for it. But I like my Mockingbird even more than my Gibson Les Paul Custom.

  • @axeofcreation I like you.

  • @inthedesert69 How do you manage to make it through life?

  • @inthedesert69 are you seriously gonna tel him what guitar he should play for djent??

    i meen thats stupid to say to any person who plays guitar..but to say it to a teacher!???

  • baaaack to the drawing board

  • This really isn't "Djent". Listen to Volumes if you really need to know what it is

  • @jon3266 if only I knew lmao...See below. Volumes is ok. Didn't blow me away by any means. Thanks!

  • @jon3266 1. Djent is not a genre, and if it was a genre Volumes wouldn't be considered Djent.

  • @jon3266 I wouldn't suggest telling someone to listen to "real" Djent and then suggest Volumes. "Real" djent involves bands like Periphery, Tesseract, and Animals As Leaders, not trendy Groovecore bands like Volumes that happen to incorporate some djent elements, As well, for those harping about his Jackson, who the hell said guitarists were restricted from using Jackson's when playing this type of music? Go follow another trend and shut the fuck up.

  • @Shredzilla57 my son wrote that...he has been told, that if he's going to be rude on the internet to do so on his account. as far as your last statement. perhaps you and i should discuss that face to face.

  • @jon3266 This guy knows what djent is, hes only going over the rhythm parts, not using chord technicality. Sorry you don't seem to understand what the word syncopation means. And Volumes seems to be the "hardcore" group out of the djent bands, and not alot of djent fans really like Volumes.

  • @goodnamepending i know very well what syncopation is. my son wrote whatever shit it is your referring to. he has been advised to post from his own account.

  • @jon3266 How bout listen to Meshuggah if you wanna know what "djent" is. Considering they are the only "Real" djent band to this day. I like Volumes. But they are progressive metal at the end of the day. Not djent.

  • @jdmimport13 Don't forget Periphery. Or as I call them...Diet Meshuggah.

  • @WarmothGuitarist I don't even call them that. That's a disgrace to the Meshuggah name. I call them garbage but that's me. :) Haha

  • @jdmimport13 Periphery should actually change their name to Splenda™.

    It's not 'shuggah, but it sure tries to be

  • @WarmothGuitarist Hahaha. EXACTLY! Ugh. I'm so sick of the Misha cock suckers out there that think he fucking invented "djent" and the whole "genre" (their terms not mine) and it makes me sick. I'm a Meshuggah fan since 98. There's only imitation NEVER duplication when it comes to Meshuggah. Plain and simple. If you want a REAL guitar tone Meshuggah owns it. If you want a fake, awful ass guitar tone with a GIRLY lead singer check out Periphery! Only men who like men listen to Periphery.

  • @jdmimport13 Periphery's version of "djent" sounds like fingernails-down-a-chalkboard to me. And while I'm not a huge Meshuggah fan, I can always appreciate an innovative band or artist such as them.

    I'm still stuck in my early 90's Soundgarden, AIC, and Tool. Six strings and nothing really lower than Drop D for me. But that doesn't mean music shouldn't move on and progress because a few of us like me are stuck in an era.

  • @WarmothGuitarist Im a 90's kid too so I understand completely. 90's, the best decade ever! Best music, clothing and tv shows. Fuck I really miss the 90's.

  • @jdmimport13 The 90's were just simple. The bands put as much thought into their metaphorical lyrics as they did into the music they created to drive those lyrics. Most bands would go on stage dressed the same way as they would if they were going to the store. There was a real connection between the bands and their fans because they actually seemed like humans, instead of spandex and make-up wearing cartoon characters like in the 80's. And "alternative" was such a diverse genre.

  • @WarmothGuitarist Depended on which bands you listened to... some of that poppy culture from the 80s persisted, and you can still find it in today's culture. The difference was one of the trends in the 90s was simplicity. Now we're all always trying to convince people things we do aren't simple.

  • @jon3266 why would you use Volumes as a djent example? why not Meshuaggh or Periphery or Tesseract? Volumes is mediocre compared to them.

  • @jon3266 Listen to volumes? if you REALLY want to know what it is you listen to Meshuggah, idiot. not Volumes.

  • So many debates on what djent is. to me it isnt a genre. Stick with Technical Metal or Progressive or some shit like that. Great genre nonetheless

  • @BuyMeAKoala --- I TOTALLY agree .. come on, it is like every new band coming out wants to create its own genre style/name/classification. I say dont go much beyond the genre classifications in the CD's at say ... Best Buy.

  • Pantera started djent in 1992.

  • @dhinge I love it!!

  • @dhinge MESHUGGAH

    

  • @dhinge meshuggah invented djent....literally

  • @dhinge wtf.. Meshuggah invented "djent".. Not some noob pantera..

  • @dhinge Pretty sure Meshuggah started it, Just sayin' . But agreed, Pantera \m/

  • @dhinge no thats invalid

  • I love it when the clean-cut guy in the collared shirt gives a lesson on extreme metal.

  • thats what its called ahah ive been writing out different note values and permutating them every which way i could think and just didnt know how to search up a lesson on this and welll ...you helped me solve that puzzle aha

  • I highly approve of your 10,000 Days poster.

  • @yoimer06 I don't agree that Djent 'must' be played in drop tuning. You can get a 'djent' sound even in drop D dude! Us fans do like to hear it in drop A and lower but just because he is in drop C doesn't make this not djent! Silly kid

  • This lesson actually helped me so much. Thanks mister!

  • You look like the Check' em guy

  • Tool FTW

  • I really like that BC Rich you have there good sir.

  • @rhguitar91 Thanks!

  • Tool would look down on djent :P

  • I have a Tool poster too =]

  • I really like your amp's tone...what are you using?

  • Teach me !

  • Don't know how this hasn't been said, but this isn't djent at all. Not that it's a bad lesson. But most "Djent" is played in tuning much lower than Drop C. Typically you'll find that Drop G# and Drop G on a 7 string is the most common tuning for bands that play djent. Also, djent is not all open note riffing. Look up bands like Monuments, Fellsilent, and Vildhjarta to get a better idea.

  • @yoimer06 It has been said, to the point of nausea. This is a rhythm and syncopation lesson. Djent is a buzz word, read between the lines. It (open chord or whatever) can be played in whatever detuning you like. I just happened to pick up that guitar, besides half of Periphery's album is in Drop C. Those are some good band you named. Thanks!!

  • @yoimer06 Fuck you; define djent, you fuck. Sounds like Meshuggah's style to me. Or, did you forget what djent actually is? That's right; it's a fucking onomatopoeia.

  • @Deraek Haha, no need to get all butthurt on the internet now. I know what djent is. Style and an onomatopoeia are two different things. "Djent" is the sound you get when you play more than two strings (typically 3-4 like Meshuggah "invented") on your barred power chords on a drop tuning.

  • @yoimer06 Nothing just said served to further this discussion. Anybody who plays djent knows everything you just said. The fact that I just said that it was an onomatopoeia indicates that I know that. My point is that the only completely agreed on definition is ov the onomatopoeia. Keep your opinions to yourself about what defines musical /micro/ genres, OR THE INTERNET WILL STRIKE AGAIN!

  • @yoimer06 you sir are narrow minded.. seems you just named those bands so you look cool.. i hate posers.. the video was a lesson on djent regardless of the tuning and yes, Periphery has drop C songs too and they are a kickass djent band.. so stop acting like a know it all guy.. open your mind to these ideas..

  • @yoimer06 Djent originally came from the tone of the guitar.

  • @PreedyM2k Djent tone did not come first it was the style which now evolved into the tone that everyone is so boner for it was always the syncopated strange rhythm that started it not the tone.tone is nowadays

  • @PreedyM2k and if you got this info from the urban dictionary its wrong cause it also says djent has no rhythm(and you need to learn the odd rhythm in the god damn first place to even play Djent)

  • @yoimer06 Djent is not a tuning, it's not a frequency set, and it has nothing to do with open note riffing or not. It's palm-muting a power chord with a 4th fret on a 7-string guitar where the 4th fret is a 5th of the chord. Meshuggah is heavily inspired by Pantera for their palm-muting sound, which is a heavy strum with a high equalizer limiter. Dimebag Darrell popularized it on Vulgar Display of Power. He described the technique way back in the day in a magazine interview.

  • @dhinge It's not that either. It's literally an onomatopoeia invented by Jens Kidman to describe their sound. If the sound makes a blatant JUNT JUNT noise, it's djent. I can play djent on an acoustic, hence your business of high equalizers is untrue.

  • nice alex gray poster

  • dude, that tone is sick! are you using a cab+head or a combo amp?

    And what pedal if your using one would be great to know. I really like that tone.

  • @dethtoll2242 Thanks! It's actually just my 15w line 6 spider practice amp. No pedals.

  • @axeofcreation Holy hell, that's good tone from just the amp. I'mma have to pick up one of those.

  • @dethtoll2242 no offence but are you kidding?

  • Thanks for the lesson. It helps a lot. Would you let me know which gauge of strings you use? Are you using baritone strings? When I tune down my normal 6 string guitar to drop C, tension's too little.

  • @wonmad For this guitar and drop C tunings I like to use a heavier gauge so I use 11s

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  • When I was watching you I got the vision of you being like a proper death metal guy when you were younger with corpse-paint and everything else then you settled down with a family and you still rock out in your room...let me know if I'm on the right track haha its awesome keep at it! (:

  • @SammyVengeance92 I'm glad to see your thinking of me haha but no, definitely not the case lol. 

  • the coolest part of this video is the tool poster

  • mate that part at 1:37 made me headbang so bad, even if its an exercise, amaaazing :D

  • @jumatm sweet!!!

  • nice lesson man. Probably the one I have applyed most to my one playing at the moment. i normally play everything I make in drop C# because It applyes best to our singers voice, and i reallt like the opputuneties you have in the drop tuning.

    thanks for the lesson and keep rockin'. - Bjarke

  • @bjarkemp Thanks so much! Learning how to attack and manipulate any beat really opens your writing. Best of luck!

  • @WeveGotNoTimeToLose @EnslaveTheEmos Alright guys enough, everyone gets it. Egos and Opinons will not make you a better guitarist. I dislike 'trends' just as much as the next guy but things trend for a reason. Anything said other than the sound of your guitar is irrelevant. Let's not forget we are all here for the same thing. Opinions and Egos are only stumbling blocks. I have other videos you can argue about :)

  • @axeofcreation Terribly sorry man, didn't intend to keep responding buttt I did soo, now you can just remove all those comments so that no one else gets so horribly offended by my opinion, who will later claim my opinion has no merit, so why'd the twit even bother, anyways like I said no offense to you. If you'd be so kind as to leave my last comment though because it's terribly funny don't you think? You don't have to answer that, keep doing great man!

  • I love algebra!

  • 10,000 DAYS

  • tone sounds terrible

  • nice posta'

  • This man is too good for Youtube and all the tards who bitch about everything on it day after day.

  • I think it would be helpful if you played clean first (to focus more clearly on the rhythms), and then add distortion.

  • thanks for this man

  • Djent in drop c? lol

  • @MrVeilofOsiris please...

  • @MrVeilofOsiris what tuning is half of peripherys songs???

  • @MrVeilofOsiris guess you've never heard haunted shores....

  • @MrVeilofOsiris Jetpacks Was Yes and All New Materials, that is all.

  • @MrVeilofOsiris I play djent in drop C. Periphery plays several songs in drop c, and most people consider Bulb pretty djent-y.

  • @MrVeilofOsiris buttersnips by periphery... lol

  • @MrVeilofOsiris Periphery is djent, and songs such as All New Materials and Jetpacks Was Yes! are in drop C, so go check your sources before saying s***

  • @MrVeilofOsiris works for periphery

  • @MrVeilofOsiris Buttersnisps by Periphery. Bitch please.

  • im really not trying to be condescending or anything but you said the snare hits are on 2 and 4 but when you demonstrate the klave rhythm the snare hits are on the 2 and the and of 4. other than that nice vid

  • @pinkfloydicus Oops...

  • @pinkfloydicus Kudos for giving respectful constructive criticism and not being a total dick like 99.9999999% of people who write anything at all in youtube comments.

  • @pinkfloydicus you would think that's a given and not something that should be pointed out as exceptional but unfortunately, it's not.

  • And I know the low string chords are what give it the chunk, but why is everyone so hip to hop on the bandwagon, I'd rather use my other 4 strings than acknowledge music as a 2 string open note sanctum, n didn't Fredrick from messhuggah say that you're supposed to use 4 string chords? Once again I'm not referring to the uploader, but to the multitudes of twits who praise 2 string guitarists. New trend soon dead.

  • @WeveGotNoTimeToLose Well said. I appreciate your tackful and thoughtful response. And I couldn't agree with you more. I've been playing complex prog metal for years and however clever the term is it's usage had become obnoxious. My primary focus is a rhythm lesson. Regardless of the term, the bands that do it best pull off a lot of rhythmically interesting things. A lot of players have trouble with basic counting which why I started here (and also why I wasn't concerned with extended chords).

  • @WeveGotNoTimeToLose I begin to discuss some more complicated ways to use this style in Part II. Hopefully you have the time to check it out. 

  • It just bothers me that kids can identify this shit as music, when most " djent" is one note chugging on a truly simple pattern with slightly tricky signatures, but the guitarist who actually use crazy patterns hitting more than 4 notes on a polyrhythm actually writing music don't get credit. No offense to the uploader, great stuff, you have a true understanding and I'm sure you agree, :56 focus more on the rhythm then technicality, he said it himself, the twits just write the same stuff.

  • @WeveGotNoTimeToLose did you ever think maybe some people just like the sound?

    not everyone goes around listening to songs to break down their musical genius, hence how genres like rap and hip hop can exist, they just like the sound.

    ive also never seen a djent band hailed for their musical ability other than people who can play bleed for 8 minutes without their arm falling off, so i dont get why you are upset about it.

    i think your just mad those 2 stringers sell more albums than you.

  • @EnslaveTheEmos You sound more mad than me Emo girl, keep arguing with people who have an opinion.

  • @WeveGotNoTimeToLose yup, by adding my opinion i am now mad, i see. i respond to a 3 post rant that judges how other people play guitar, and im the mad one for offering simple input.

    i say 2 string chugging is the only way to achieve the 2 string chugging sound, which some people enjoy, and for it i am the mad one.

    your logic seems as bad as your playing.

  • @EnslaveTheEmos Give your opinion about the video, not about my opinion, how dumb is that you don't even care about the vid you'd rather argue with someone about their own opinion, and my logic as bad as my playing? How about I don't care to be a tryhard and 'win' arguments online like I've got something to prove, keep listening to A7x and posting hate comments all over youtube, oh and check out my channel!

  • @WeveGotNoTimeToLose you made it an argument, and then you say you dont do online arguments. Great Job!

    you post the only hate comment here, then complain about hate comments.

    Great Job!

    you ask how anyone could enjoy this, i tell you why, then you complain that i gave my opinion on your opinion as if thats wrong in some way.

    Great Job!

    spend 3 comments assaulting another genres musical technique, then says he has nothing to prove.

    Great Job!

    should i go on?

  • @EnslaveTheEmos No you shouldn't and you should have shut the fuck up when you first got the stupid idea to reply, you're saying you don't argue and here you are STILL posting still trying to validate your stupid ass opinion, no one cares and I'm sure no one wants to read this so shut the fuck up and stop, you're not proving anything sitting here arguing other than you suck at arguing.

  • @WeveGotNoTimeToLose im not validating a position, im mocking you and your sensitivity and your instant rage on the internet. i enjoy being entertained at the cost of your time responding to blatant mockery.

    also if you go making comments on my videos trying to somehow make points you are creating an argument, as you created this "argument" so you should probably stop saying the who arguments are stupid thing, hence why its so easy to mock you and get you so upset.

    great job... .

  • @EnslaveTheEmos Yep, blah blah blah blah blah, you should really go practice. Or get a better hobby, you've posted tons of hate comments that show on your feed of vids you've watched so who's really the babbling bitch shitface, now pretty please with your mothers entrails on top, give your opinion somewhere else tryhard emo girl.

  • @WeveGotNoTimeToLose says the other guy who seeks out videos to post hate comments on...such as this one...

    do you not see why im having fun with this?

  • @EnslaveTheEmos Hahaha so because I post my opinion, not a hate comment like you keep labeling it, that makes me a compulsive whiny bitch like you? Your logic is about as good as your playing, go practice chump, but for shits and giggles, why is it that the person who uploaded this vid wasn't as insulted or provoked as you? Why do YOU feel so offended, seems like no one else has taken it quite as far up the ass as you have, so tell me emo girl, why? Wait hold on, don't.

  • @WeveGotNoTimeToLose going to a djent video and labeling djent and a style of playing as a skill less trend of a genre taking no musical ability, then saying you hate trends, is called seeking out videos to make hate comments.

    the poster of the video has a reputation, this channel is part of his business, so of course he wont respond negatively.

    and im not offended, as you like to keep saying. im having fun making a mockery of you. i responded with my opinion before and you raged out at it.

  • @EnslaveTheEmos No it's because he's not a fucking idiot like you, lastly I'll state this fact that you still can't grasp, because it's really amusing how you think you're escaping any sort of negativity, what's in your name?? Emos right? Emo was a trend you dumb fuck, just like djent is, so while you're here not making any sense your name is a monument to your own stupidity, thanks, ttyl.

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  • @WeveGotNoTimeToLose this page is part of a business, he does online lessons at his site by the same name. i wouldn't laugh at egotistical morons like you on my business related pages either.

    my name makes a joke of emos, and its not a trend. that would imply it came and went.

    you are too fun to play with, i need to put all your comments into a word document to save them before they get deleted.

  • I hate trends.

  • Dude I have the exact same poster. Tool is totally awesome.

  • LOL!!! 1:37

  • Thanks a lot for the video. Big fan of Axe of Creation. I don't suppose you know if the parameters in this video are covered in Gibson's Learn and Master the Guitar? Thanks, and have a great day.

  • @Floorsnarl Thank you. I do not know about Gibson's guitar program.

  • Are you the teacher from The Hangover?

  • @Rhevus0816 there was a teacher in the Hangover?

  • @axeofcreation HAHA! Yeah.

  • @Rhevus0816 I'll be his double anytime.

  • Your tone sounds like mud-butt

  • syncopation? embellish? damn I'm dumb... google here I come...

  • im guessing you have a degree in music? you look a bit more professional than most guys that listen/play jent

  • @TFCFredNVick I do.

  • @axeofcreation He's trying to say you look like a character out of a Bret Easton Ellis novel.

  • I shit my pants at 0:49. made me watch the rest.

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  • @ddcorey15 Really? Half of Periphery's album is in drop C...

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  • @ddcorey15 i believe veil of maya is to

  • Zach Braff djents.

  • @thecoldnovrain89 hahaha

  • first riff is very static-x influenced I would say.

  • Good groove

  • love the Tool artwork in the back

  • sick!

  • TOOL POSTER IN THE BACK GROUND!!!!!! <3

  • sounds like a seizure and i like it

  • What kind of BC Rich is that?

  • @coolioisafoolio not sure exactly. It's an american model. Around 20 yrs old. Used to be white, till a sanded and refinished it.

  • @axeofcreation Stock pickups and all? It sounds awesome.

  • wat a fuckin badass

  • EXCELLENT! I wish more people did tutorials are clear and understandable as you!

  • @VideoRoom207 Thank you!

  • not djent.

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  • @KgRampage I totally agree with you

  • @Warrior4JChrist Did you watch Part 2? You have to take algebra before calculus...

  • @KgRampage Did you watch Part 2? You have to take algebra before calculus...

  • @KgRampage how is this not djent....

  • @KgRampage djent style. Not sound.

  • Great man, there's always room for more great rhythmic tutorials.

  • @sstrickland816 excellent, thank you!!!