The LOWEST Guitar Tuning Possible

I attempt to reach the lowest guitar tuning humanly possible

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Additional Gear/Plugins
• Aristides 080R
Tuning: L0W

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[connorgibson]

NASA: "We've discovered a black hole that rumbles at 57 octaves below middle C"

Metalheads: *heavy breathing*

[bryanbenn]

Years ago, a friend and I came up with "rattlecore" as a goof. Named such because all the strings just rattle around with no discernable notes being played. I'm glad to see someone else discovering rattlecore.

[thenickokane]

Within the next 10 years, this will be standard tuning for metal bands.

[goldenpie]

5:11 “there’s no reason people should go to -1”

The bass singing community: *laughs in G-1*

[Garthritis]

Not only can we not hear those low frequencies, the speakers can't produce them well either. Running that through a Spectrogram would be kinda neat.

[theogsteveday]

It’s not static, it’s just Nik crapping his pants and doing an extremely good job playing it off.

[FreedomRanger]

6:04 Sounds like and old rust hatch opening

[ndSpaz]

I've never expected this from you, this is a new low.

[Blazico]

Fun fact, if you go an octave down, you halve the frequency. So it's not that difficult to calculate it yourself.

[semu]

I see a possible use of such low frequencies: they could be used for special effects in rock or metal songs, like having one guitar giving these effects on the back while the rest are giving the actual riffs and melodies of the song. It would sound actually nice imo, I know that's what post processing is for but it would serve as an alternate way to create new sounds or atmospheres

[epicadventureturtle]

Once it's just static noise, it sounds like Merzbow. So basically Merzbow is the greatest djent god out there.

[ungabunga]

Can't wait to jam out to songs using this tuning in 2083! Gonna be an absolute BANGER.

[FairyCRat]

Kevin from the channel Said Too Much Productions actually became somewhat well-known by modding a bass to go down to C#0. Since then he has built a massive djentstick-type instrument with a 5ft 212 gauge piano string, and in one of his videos he tuned it all the way down to B-2 (and yes, he also pitchshifted it 2 octaves down to B-4, literally less than 2Hz).

[SaidTooMuchProductions]

when you get low enough the string is an LFO (low frequency oscillator), which is used in synthesizers for an audible tempo interpreted sound "wub wub wub" aside from a pitch, with of course the higher audible frequencies from timbre and distortion used to discern actual sound. I've always been fascinated at maybe creating a song where the lowest or pedal tone of a riff is a multiple of the tempo to coincide with that oscillation.

[brunocharbonneau]

Considering that E2 is 82.41 Hz and every lower octave divides that number by 2 (so E1 41.20, E0 20.60), the E-3 is roughly 2.58 Hz

[Man_without_a_mission]

9:12 so that's how a guitar fart sounds like

[namelessalias]

I would love a follow up video of you doing this to a bass.

[static_motion]

6:21 That "E" sounded exactly like the "EA Sports" thing wtf

[prostheticnameTS]

Alternative tittle: "I've tuned my guitar in drop -Q"

[peterbatten]

E-3 isn’t even a brown note. You have now reached the most deepest of bowels that require surgery to salvage whatever’s left by rockin a colostomy bag.