Necrophagist - Fermented Offal Discharge (full solo cover)

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My second Necrophagist solo cover. I learned this weeks before the "Ignominious" solo, but once I did the cover of "Ignominious" solo, I thought, "Why not film the 'Fermented' solo as well?"

Let me tell you, after both solos, my left forearm started to cramp up, but it never hurt so good. I filmed and uploaded this right when I felt I could handle (but not master) both solos.

I learned both solos by ear.

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• necrophagist
• fermented
• offal
• discharge
• full
• solo
• cover
• onset
• of
• putrefaction
• muhammed
• suicmez
• esp
• ltd
• ax-50
• line
• spider
• iii
• 15
• technical
• death
• metal
• risingskater

[xMtysx02]

what kind of amp did you use? btw great cover dude!

[risingskater]

@xMtysx02 I used a Line 6 Spider III 15, the Insane channel. I forgot what the settings were, but I'ma guess the treble was high, the mids were around 1-2 o' clock, the bass was 10-12 o' clock, and the gain was probably 11-1 o' clock..

[MetalFee666]

it looks like you have some gnarly long fingers

[DarkSamus297]

That sounds fucking godly! 5/5

[givemeajackson]

@SeeDubyaa start out wit theory. learn scales, it will help you a shitlot cause you know exactly what you play that way. then practice some warm-ups with a clean amp or unplugged. try to get them faster and cleaner, and use a metronome. you can do that while watching tv or anyything, but you cant practice that stuff enough! sweeping and stuff you should do exactly the same, start out slow with a clean sound and then increase tempo.

[kylepardueish]

amazing man, i know i'm not that good but you should check out my videos, see you in hell is my latest and best, i have a death metal song, but i've only been playing for a year, give me your honest opinion

[risingskater]

@SeeDubyaa I'm no teacher, but I think that one thing you can do is start out with playing rhythms/rhythm guitar parts first and exercising rhythms to get a grasp on being tight with anything you play. From there, maybe, you can then work on slowly building up shredding techniques, preferably using a metronome or click track at a slow tempo and building up speed from there. I would also suggest trying to play by ear to develop perfect pitch. I hope this helps.

[SeeDubyaa]

@risingskater Practice is such a general word though, I don't know what exactly to practice, there is so many techniques in this song and I just don't know where to begin with shredding and lead.

[risingskater]

@ChuckisGOD1 I think about 4 days in total of watching YouTube videos of Muhammed, looking up tabs, and correcting them by ear and stuff.

[risingskater]

@SeeDubyaa Practice and more practice, I guess. Sorry for the late response. Someone marked your comment as spam, and I didn't notice.