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[MrAndrewCreech]

Congrats. You made the Kirkland version of Icarus Lives.

[_trashvis_]

im so glad this came up on my recommended. i was wondering how i could recreate that effect but all i had to do was drop the gain

[big_tuna]

that's PERFECT, i have this riff and i feel like it needs an intro and bro you just gave THE PERFECT advice, BLESS

[micah]

Also consider applying a high pass filter for the intro, it really creates that big contrast when you drop octaves and the bass comes in

[Linguae_Music]

When you play it an octave higher you should reverse the order of the notes, like a temporal reversal of the riff and then switch from 4/4 in the higher octave to 7/4 in the lower octave

Now, you're djenting. :P

[corbanjames]

Bro I saw this and tried it the day after on my guitar and came up with a riff in like 2 minutes, sent to my band mates and no shit they said "yo that's djent as fuck"😂

[SamBrockmann]

This is an effective technique for any genre. Play the riff higher up, and then drop it down an octave. Boom. Instant power.

[luKB]

Funnily enough i’ve just learnt ‘Dancers to a Discordant System’ and this is the exact technique Meshuggah uses!!

[CKILBY-zufq]

Ivw been watching 👀 i liike what you show. Cool, thanks👍

[NylTheMC]

That’s such a Jim Root guitar tone, I fvcking love it

[Remedy]

Wow, an informative guitar video that is actually applicable! Good job buddy! 😎

[narcsurvivor]

Dude, that was sick. Thanks for the ideas

[Ppuffdiddleydangdoof]

Goddam is that heavy. I love your videos, thank you.

[EverlastingSleepCO]

Dispossession by Northlane is the song that made me learn this.

[Iquada]

I’m glad virtually every human being in these comments agreed this sounds like Icarus lives 😂😂

[Dvncann]

Ah shit, here we go. Went from 100-1000 in like 2 weeks. Love your videos my guy

[iconofsin]

You sir are a djentleman for giving us a nice tip.

[mtldood]

I had that's actually a legit music tip I first learned it from watching Leo

[jaydenspencemusic]

Bruh I almost thought that was a Korn riff with that bass and drum tone ngl
It djents

[davitharutyunyan]

A good one tbh but I think that was like really obvious. Apart from what he had said you can also make it faster. But I really prefer chords and arpegios to prepare the listener for the chord change and be abel to do crazy time signatures and really fast melpdys and that will not be oberwhelming the listener. But also if the part should be on clean than I try to make something active in that chord change refering to polyphia. Yea and second guitar can help a lot via playing the chords and the melody will be played an octave higher and even if its really shreddy the whole emotion is very easy to understand for the listener