Djent is used to describe a certain kind of guitar tone characterized by medium-high gain, a quick-release noise gate to emphasize staccato playing, a cut of most bass below 200Hz for a tight low end, a slight boost around 800hz for clarity, and a noticeable boost around 1.6Khz to emphasize pick attack. When a two-octave power chord is palm-muted with this tone, a "djent" sound is created rather than the typical chunkier sound.
@cornellred whoa. i've been a huge fan of meshuggah for 10 years. Never heard the term, nor something quite so detailed when it came to describing a guitar sound. just read the wikipedia page. "It is believed to have been coined by Fear Factory guitarist Dino Cazares and is generally considered to have been made popular by Frederick Thodendal of Meshuggah." Kinda laughable. Sounds like METAL to me. Downtuned, 7 string (or 8 string) metal. maybe extreme metal. Probably a joke at first.
Djent is widely acknowledged to have come first from Meshuggah, but Misha 'Bulb' Mansoor has arguably popularized the sound. Djent's typical uses give rise to a "genre" of djent that is characterized by hi-fi compressed production, polyrhythmic/staccato distorted riffs and ambient clean passages which make liberal use of 9 and other "jazzy" chords. Electronica influences such as glitchy percussion and synthesizers are also incorporated.
@cornellred Actually Djentstep has been around for a while. Djent isn't necessarily a genre, but more so a tone achieved by extremely low tuned guitars and offbeat rhythms.
@Riven1989 I checked out the re-mastered (and somewhat re-recorded) version of Nothing. I wasn't impressed. I prefer the original mix. especially the guitar tones. Clearly, we know what the band prefers. the re-mastered version. otherwise, they wouldn't have done it. to me, the original has a special character and aggression that got lost on the remaster.
@WryMann dude... i couldn't have put it better myself! what i missed the most was that in-your-face- drum mix the og had. especially the ghost notes! regardless, amen brother!!!
@WryMann I very much agree, although the re master is a better 'master', louder and phatter, I've checked it on a bunch of sweet monitors, but the drum sound on the old Nothing is way more brutal, and just has a lot more feeling. And I was listening to the re-master first. cleaner doesn't mean better:)
@WryMann I agree. Although I love the 8-string sound, the original 7-string with the REAL drums on the original has the original meaning of aggression to it. The re-master as a tad cleaner, notably in the into of Stengah (Compare them and see for yourself). I like both; and this was a pretty nice cut you made out of Rational Gaze. <3
@WryMann i dont agree BUT to each their own. i LOVE the remastered version, even though the original was brutal, re-recording it with their 8-strings (and 5 string bass) made it sound even heavier and deeper, great production.
Check out anomalous album ohmnivalent. If you think nothing decent has come out since obzen seriously check it out. Not a meshuggah clone at all, tech glory at its finest
OK first off, Obzen was one of the most fucking original albums ever produced. just because you didnt take the time to TRULY listen to it doesnt make it ok to say otherwise.
go home, shut the world out and fucking listen to dancers. maybe even pull up the lyrics so you can actually here what they have to say.
meshuggah is and always be the best metal band of all time.
@taysomeday ATTACK! since my opinion differs than yours... FUCK OFF!!!!!!!!. haha no, not really. Relax dude. you act as if i hate Meshuggah. i love them! I listened to Obzen 3 or 4 times all the way through. there's only 2 stand out tracks on the record. To me, Nothing and Catch 33 are superior records. And most people I know agree. Meshuggah best metal band of all time... well, maybe. They are amazing. But "metal" is a very very broad genre with tons of subgenres.
@taysomeday There is something to be said for music that is accessible and fresh from the first listen. I think the best writing happens when a person writes a riff or a passage and thinks 'when the crowd hears this they will feel a certain way or will react a certain way'. I don't knock Obzen because it has some great tracks. And I agree that there is interesting thought put into the patterns; but I had to listen for months and write these things down to really get the gist of what they did
@Veredika meshuggah just clicks after a while so once youve got it youve got it. Bleed's riff and many others wouldve been written just as you described, with them discovering it as much as the listener does. Its just a non-linear approach to rhythm that sounds epic once you can hear it.
@derekd234 Send me your email address in a private message and i will email you the mp3. Just pay me the favor of spreading the word about me. especially this link to my track.
@BlisteringDDj they are all over the map. sometimes straight 4/4. sometimes polyrhythms. sometimes a distinctive 5/4 that can't be forced into a 4/4 mindset. 6/4. patterns of 13, 11, 17, 19.
@sLObZenOnMyNObzen A person like you would say that, Mr. Slobzen! Do you really like the latest record that much? I feel like Bleed and the 1st track were the only ones truly worthy. they need to come up with some new ideas so that the rest of the world's metal bands have something new to rip off.
@WryMann A person like me would say that....what do mean? Obzen was an amazing record btw but, my fav is still Catch 33. Meshuggah will probably come up with something new and like before everyone will copy off of them in some sort of way. They're just that fucking influential!
@sLObZenOnMyNObzen I was just ribbing you about your screenname. I think Obzen was a mediocre record, except 2 tracks. Catch 33, Nothing, and early Meshuggah works are all much better records. more cohesive. more innovative. And yes, we're on the same page! you heard the most recent Deftones record? fuck... Stephan Carpenter has admitted a million times how much he loves Meshuggah over the past decade, but he should be giving them some publishing at this point.
Amateur.
paytonpillette 1 month ago
@MrGziss thanks brother haha
BatteredWhore 2 months ago
man you did a kick ass job on this.
ChocoboRides 3 months ago
i really like the moving image in this video causing optical illusions. great job
porcodiodo 3 months ago
guitars could be louder, other than that, excellent offering.
Willybird37 3 months ago
Kaitlin should sing lyrics to this song! Would be epic.
pdblouin33 4 months ago
this is absolutely insane. just what people need to be listening to. really great job
shaftesburyguitarguy 4 months ago
@CHAOSDEATHCULT kids don't know shit about music hence the popularity of this garbage genre.
BatteredWhore 4 months ago
I feel sorry for Meshuggah knowing faggots are ruining their music.
BatteredWhore 4 months ago 5
@BatteredWhore yup, note to faggots: REAL BASSES RECORDED IN REAL STUDIOS sound better than 50hz sin waves, fuuuucking kids.
CHAOSDEATHCULT 4 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@BatteredWhore sucks...it would only let me give you one thumbs up.
MrGziss 3 months ago
you have to give the meshuggah samples more bass
silverhawkroman 4 months ago
borgore needs to remix meshuggah.
KLiQsan 5 months ago
holy shit!
mmmikeyxx 5 months ago
How can I download this mate?! it's awesome!! :D
metalshredmartyr 5 months ago
MESHUWUBWUBUGGAH
digitaldevil665 5 months ago 13
Goddamnit, this is good!
TheRobb573 5 months ago
yeah i think this is best among all the meshuggah remixed on youtube
maljaebul 5 months ago
dude this is proper
shaftesburyguitarguy 5 months ago 3
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tritoneblues33 6 months ago 2
I'm usually prejudice against dubstep, but this is really, really good
Meshuggaaaahhhhh 6 months ago
NEed song link now! Brilliant
mikhailmadnani 6 months ago
@mikhailmadnani send me your email address and i'll send you the mp3.
WryMann 5 months ago
@WryMann sent in a message. cheers.
mikhailmadnani 4 months ago
Not a dubstep fan, but this is very well done! Props to ya!
SwedishBerzerker 6 months ago
Mp3 please????
OmegaKira 7 months ago
Djent-Step
PhantomMonz 7 months ago
at :47 i saw my soul step out of my body and start throwing shit around my house in slowmo
blakkwholej 7 months ago
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blakkwholej 7 months ago
Ravi gay muzi
WindsDorLink 8 months ago
The dubstep bassy fart sound needs to be a little more prominent but otherwise fucking fantastic overflowing with AAAHHHHwesome
Sindoko12 8 months ago
Is the fucking face moving?!
DressLikeAGuitarget 8 months ago 2
@DressLikeAGuitarget fuck!!
irockmyheadoff 7 months ago
ones thing for sure this would get messy at the clubs :)
caspargrindcore 8 months ago
Not bad, but you did away with the best part about Meshuggah...the drums!
kosilveriarn 9 months ago
goddamn, nice dude
orbasm5 9 months ago
This is why the first letters of Djent and Dubstep are the same.
EARAEZTE 9 months ago
This sounds like something I'd listen to while playing Perfect Dark...win.
shredderpalakurthi1 9 months ago
Djent is used to describe a certain kind of guitar tone characterized by medium-high gain, a quick-release noise gate to emphasize staccato playing, a cut of most bass below 200Hz for a tight low end, a slight boost around 800hz for clarity, and a noticeable boost around 1.6Khz to emphasize pick attack. When a two-octave power chord is palm-muted with this tone, a "djent" sound is created rather than the typical chunkier sound.
cornellred 9 months ago 2
@cornellred whoa. i've been a huge fan of meshuggah for 10 years. Never heard the term, nor something quite so detailed when it came to describing a guitar sound. just read the wikipedia page. "It is believed to have been coined by Fear Factory guitarist Dino Cazares and is generally considered to have been made popular by Frederick Thodendal of Meshuggah." Kinda laughable. Sounds like METAL to me. Downtuned, 7 string (or 8 string) metal. maybe extreme metal. Probably a joke at first.
WryMann 9 months ago
Djent is widely acknowledged to have come first from Meshuggah, but Misha 'Bulb' Mansoor has arguably popularized the sound. Djent's typical uses give rise to a "genre" of djent that is characterized by hi-fi compressed production, polyrhythmic/staccato distorted riffs and ambient clean passages which make liberal use of 9 and other "jazzy" chords. Electronica influences such as glitchy percussion and synthesizers are also incorporated.
cornellred 9 months ago
@WryMann noo djent is a genere of the music what meshuggah played:)
cornellred 9 months ago
@cornellred Actually Djentstep has been around for a while. Djent isn't necessarily a genre, but more so a tone achieved by extremely low tuned guitars and offbeat rhythms.
BroseShuffz 9 months ago
@WryMann i just created this word from dub step and the meshuggah's djentish sound:P
cornellred 10 months ago
when that bass kicks in after the rational graze drop is fucking beautiful!!!!!!!
YourafucksiclE 10 months ago
i just wet myself!!! haaaaaa dddaaammm XD
xjkgx 10 months ago
:o
Z0MGMaTT 10 months ago
ohh man i waiting so long to hear a music like this. u need to doo more djentstep:D:D
cornellred 10 months ago
This is amazing... Anywhere I can get the track?
DaveV1772 10 months ago
@DaveV1772 thanks! send me your email in a PM and i'll send you the track
WryMann 10 months ago
Hey! Could you remake that video using the remastered version of Nothing? I think it has a better sound!
Awesome work btw, I was very skeptical at the beginning, then got stunned. I think the band guys would like that!
Riven1989 10 months ago 4
@Riven1989 I checked out the re-mastered (and somewhat re-recorded) version of Nothing. I wasn't impressed. I prefer the original mix. especially the guitar tones. Clearly, we know what the band prefers. the re-mastered version. otherwise, they wouldn't have done it. to me, the original has a special character and aggression that got lost on the remaster.
WryMann 10 months ago 9
@WryMann So true about the character and aggression, the new one, though cleaner, sounds too plasticy. Btw nice remix.
amounirl 9 months ago
@WryMann dude... i couldn't have put it better myself! what i missed the most was that in-your-face- drum mix the og had. especially the ghost notes! regardless, amen brother!!!
papachops413 8 months ago
@WryMann I really love both, by the way this remix stuff is very impressive
DillingerEscapeMan 8 months ago
@WryMann I very much agree, although the re master is a better 'master', louder and phatter, I've checked it on a bunch of sweet monitors, but the drum sound on the old Nothing is way more brutal, and just has a lot more feeling. And I was listening to the re-master first. cleaner doesn't mean better:)
yanchesanchez 7 months ago
@WryMann I agree, this is coming from an experienced guitarist and huge Meshuggah fan. The original version is the better one.
PJHAIGHT 6 months ago
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shaahine 6 months ago
@WryMann I agree. Although I love the 8-string sound, the original 7-string with the REAL drums on the original has the original meaning of aggression to it. The re-master as a tad cleaner, notably in the into of Stengah (Compare them and see for yourself). I like both; and this was a pretty nice cut you made out of Rational Gaze. <3
TheRobb573 5 months ago
@TheRobb573 I just compared the 2 versions of Stengah. You're right, the remaster is cleaner. I still prefer the original release.
WryMann 5 months ago
@WryMann Or you can just enjoy...both? I have both Nothing albums on my MP3. Love both. Different feel.
pdblouin33 3 months ago
@WryMann i dont agree BUT to each their own. i LOVE the remastered version, even though the original was brutal, re-recording it with their 8-strings (and 5 string bass) made it sound even heavier and deeper, great production.
orbasm5 1 week ago
i was hoping i could find a rational gaze dubstep remix. its definitely the perfect track. well done this is pretty fucking amazing.
smackythefirst 10 months ago
@smackythefirst thanks! send me your email in a PM and i'll send you the track
WryMann 10 months ago
Great work man and nice idea.Its on repeat here ;)
Arphanel 10 months ago
Check out anomalous album ohmnivalent. If you think nothing decent has come out since obzen seriously check it out. Not a meshuggah clone at all, tech glory at its finest
mannotaurable 10 months ago
holy shit; this is some fantastic ear sex
s2ertf 10 months ago
just listen again. thats all im saying.
taysomeday 11 months ago
OK first off, Obzen was one of the most fucking original albums ever produced. just because you didnt take the time to TRULY listen to it doesnt make it ok to say otherwise.
go home, shut the world out and fucking listen to dancers. maybe even pull up the lyrics so you can actually here what they have to say.
meshuggah is and always be the best metal band of all time.
so
fuck off.
taysomeday 11 months ago 3
@taysomeday ATTACK! since my opinion differs than yours... FUCK OFF!!!!!!!!. haha no, not really. Relax dude. you act as if i hate Meshuggah. i love them! I listened to Obzen 3 or 4 times all the way through. there's only 2 stand out tracks on the record. To me, Nothing and Catch 33 are superior records. And most people I know agree. Meshuggah best metal band of all time... well, maybe. They are amazing. But "metal" is a very very broad genre with tons of subgenres.
WryMann 11 months ago
@WryMann I'm with you on that mate, Catch33 and Nothing are miles ahead of ObZen for me. Anyway, love the remix, seriously awesome. Great job!
TheModCon 10 months ago
@taysomeday There is something to be said for music that is accessible and fresh from the first listen. I think the best writing happens when a person writes a riff or a passage and thinks 'when the crowd hears this they will feel a certain way or will react a certain way'. I don't knock Obzen because it has some great tracks. And I agree that there is interesting thought put into the patterns; but I had to listen for months and write these things down to really get the gist of what they did
Veredika 10 months ago
@Veredika meshuggah just clicks after a while so once youve got it youve got it. Bleed's riff and many others wouldve been written just as you described, with them discovering it as much as the listener does. Its just a non-linear approach to rhythm that sounds epic once you can hear it.
mannotaurable 10 months ago
I was actually surprised. This is a pretty well done remix, no butchered brostep nonsense :D
Oggyo 11 months ago
@Oggyo haha i've been hearing more and more about brostep. what would an awful brostep track be to you? i have no idea.
WryMann 11 months ago
Goddamn did I enjoy this.Thanks!
ZettaiThorn 11 months ago
FUUUUUUARRRRRRK
This works a whole lot better than the Pantera one imo.
Very impressed.
XVonGrimmX 1 year ago
@XVonGrimmX Thanks. My favorite moment in this track is 1:01
now... help me make it just as popular. my Pantera remix has twice as many views as this one!
WryMann 11 months ago
LOVE IT - ps; rational gaze is one of my favorite meshuggah tracks of all time. so good pick!
amazonsydney 1 year ago
@amazonsydney Nothing is the most unique and original metal record in the past 10 years.
WryMann 11 months ago 9
Liked it right away...
continuum288 1 year ago
very cool!
barrymorrissey 1 year ago
I MUST HAVE THE DOWNLOAD LINK. I WILL PAY MONEY TO DOWNLOAD, I JUST WANT IT.
derekd234 1 year ago
@derekd234 Send me your email address in a private message and i will email you the mp3. Just pay me the favor of spreading the word about me. especially this link to my track.
WryMann 1 year ago
1080p, feelsgoodman.png
NoZAutonomy 1 year ago
@NoZAutonomy Spread the word, Anon.
WryMann 11 months ago
this is the best thing I've heard all night
amazonsydney 1 year ago
Shit gets real at :47
edubchrist 1 year ago
Genius!! Love it!!
Blindvisions1 1 year ago 2
That was SICK! Nice work!
tucker10 1 year ago
meshuggah barely ever writes in 4/4 casowsky
loganp82 1 year ago
@loganp82
Practically all there songs are 4/4.
AesopTwin 1 year ago 3
@AesopTwin thanks for schooling him
eric6692 1 year ago
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BlisteringDDj 1 year ago
@BlisteringDDj they switch time signiatures a lot, not all of meshuggah is just polyrhythms and metrics they do some crazy shit
6stringedkiller 1 year ago
@BlisteringDDj they are all over the map. sometimes straight 4/4. sometimes polyrhythms. sometimes a distinctive 5/4 that can't be forced into a 4/4 mindset. 6/4. patterns of 13, 11, 17, 19.
WryMann 1 year ago
The fact that Meshuggah mainly writes in 4/4 makes their music perfect for this...
Awesome mashup
Casowsky 1 year ago 6
@Casowsky no you smell.
Tygerslid 1 year ago
@Tygerslid Lol
Why did I only get this notification now
Casowsky 1 year ago
NOICE! You should do another one of these with nebulous,dehuminization,lethargica,or wtf just do a dnb/dubstep remix with all of there songs
sLObZenOnMyNObzen 1 year ago
@sLObZenOnMyNObzen A person like you would say that, Mr. Slobzen! Do you really like the latest record that much? I feel like Bleed and the 1st track were the only ones truly worthy. they need to come up with some new ideas so that the rest of the world's metal bands have something new to rip off.
WryMann 11 months ago
@WryMann A person like me would say that....what do mean? Obzen was an amazing record btw but, my fav is still Catch 33. Meshuggah will probably come up with something new and like before everyone will copy off of them in some sort of way. They're just that fucking influential!
sLObZenOnMyNObzen 11 months ago
@sLObZenOnMyNObzen I was just ribbing you about your screenname. I think Obzen was a mediocre record, except 2 tracks. Catch 33, Nothing, and early Meshuggah works are all much better records. more cohesive. more innovative. And yes, we're on the same page! you heard the most recent Deftones record? fuck... Stephan Carpenter has admitted a million times how much he loves Meshuggah over the past decade, but he should be giving them some publishing at this point.
WryMann 11 months ago
@WryMann Diamond Eyes, Yes! If it weren't for deftones I wouldn't have discovered Meshuggah. Can't wait for Eros it's gonna be massive.
sLObZenOnMyNObzen 11 months ago
No. Fucking. Way. Dubstep + Meshuggah = 679,987,452 Gallons of PURE WIN.
ShapeshifterMusic 1 year ago 54
@ShapeshifterMusic Fuck. Yeah.
gotifan 1 year ago
@ShapeshifterMusic "679,987,452 Gallons of PURE WIN." Reminds me of the BP gulf spill!
LaddersIntoLeitrim 1 year ago 6
Love the Meshuggah track you used..
reaper6690 1 year ago 22
<3 this! Great job!!
MistressMetal333 1 year ago
Cool! You did something creative with two songs, making it personal. I really liked it.
dujl 1 year ago 2