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Uploaded by on May 28, 2010

Hey Dudes.. I've wanted to put this vid on here for a long time so here it is finally.. This is the title track "Obzen" from Meshuggah's latest album.. This video also marks the return of my old recording techniques too..lol.. I recorded a couple extra guitar tracks and panned them left and right and I also recorded the part that is played over the intro riff and centered it of course.. So that would make 3 seperate tracks including my video performance and not counting that short intro part.. I'm confused now..lol.. Equipment wise I am playing my beloved RG2228 8-string and I used a Line 6 POD X3 for recording the extra guitar tracks as well as the performance guitar track.. On the performance track the POD tone is running through first a Line 6 Spider Valve 212 and also a Line 6 AX212.. I hope you enjoy the vid and feel free to comment and subscribe and all that stuff.. Later Dudes..

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  • what string gauges? they look TIGHT!

  • @skalla1000 @bone777 I think those were a set of D'Adario 9-42 gauge, plus a 52 or 54 for the low B string and a 74 for the low F.. I think for me that works pretty good.. The strings aren't flapping all over the place but they're not too tight either.. There was a Dude on here before that told me he was gonna put an 80 gauge on his RG2228..lol.. That would be crazy.. Later Dude..

  • @bone777 hm.. imo 74 is too thin/ too low tension for F, but it's a matter of taste I guess, I use 80 now, I tune it in E though and I get even tension with my 10-46 + 60 + 80 that way... I know for a fact meshuggah use 0.009-0.070 dunlop strings though.. but as I said, a matter of taste I suppose!

  • @skalla1000 I agree.. To be honest I would rather use an .80 for my low F but it won't fit on my RG2228 unless u unwind the string so it will fit in the slot up where the lock-nuts are.. Otherwise it's too damn thick..lol.. I think its that way on all RG2228's.. I'd say that one reason for Meshuggah using .70 for their low F is because their 8-strings are 30" scale which seems like it would make the tension tighter, so the .70 would be tight enough.. But that' a guess..lol.. Later..

  • @bone777 I have a lot of troubles with picking fast/some sort of tremolo/ 16th notes or whatever on floppy strings, they kinda.. get stuck in the pick if you know what I mean.. got any tips/tricks to practice it or atleast make it better?

  • @skalla1000 If it were me the first thing I'd do is get some thicker strings.I remember being on a regular 6-string trying to tune it to low B or A and if u are using a set of .009-.042 strings forget about it.It's almost impossible when u tune that low.I always used at least a .054 for the low string.It seems like that done good with low A or B stuff.That's about the best advice I can give besides buying a guitar with a longer neck scale.Hope that will help.. Later Dude..

  • @bone777 Tips for playing fast/faster??? Well, if u can get ur string problem fixed, then I will tell the best thing I ever knew to practice picking fast....... Master Of Puppets..lol.. In particular the song rather than the album, but playing along with the whole album is great practice too.. Just remember to try and down pick as much as possible and let Hetfield show u the way..lol.. You'd be surprised at how much u can improve after 2-3 days jamming on that.. Later Dude..

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  • sweet! check out mine

    /watch?v=1ulVlzCUsDY&list=HL13­29726201&feature=mh_lolz

  • @deathmetal683 Thanx Man..

  • @Andrew65664 That would be a good one to do.. It's been forever since I put anything on here so I need to get something together soon if I can.. Later Dude..

  • @dachachamonk Thanx Man.. The guitar tone that used on this vid is 100% Line 6 POD X3.. The tone is a Dual Tone that I made with the help of a Dude I met here on Youtube.. My half of the tone sounded like a typlical Metallica-style sound and he sent me a really good Meshuggah-style tone that he made which is almost dead on IMO.. I basically just blended the two tones and wound up with what's on the vid.. Thanx for the comment Dude.. Later..

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