To be honest, i didn't plan on doing tutorials. I'm going to upload another video soon, and then i'm not sure what i'm going to do. We'll wait and see.

@@Eitrigg i am not forcing you to do a tutorial but i would really apreciate it. if you ever run out of content ideas please consider tutorials. PS great bass tone

@@ImThorels I think any grey shirt will do

@ oh okay thanks

maybe someday, but definitely not in the foreseeable future

@@Eitrigg okay man take care i love your videos

@@ImThorels thanks for watching

It was Guitar Rig 5. I used the distortion pedals Cat and Transamp, and Tube Compressor. Bass Pro as a simulation of amplifier. 8x10 Bass Pro as a cabinet simulation and DYN 20 mic

Thank you. I'm not good at explaining such things, but long story short, i used the preset Slip Note Wide and Studio Reverb in Guitar Rig 5, and the settings for Virtual Mix Rack as in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5LKnXyvbJaGa7s (settings for the first bass track). But in the FG-S equalizer, I increased the decibels in the LMF section.

I don't know, i didn't plan to do tutorials, and i probably don't have file with tabs for this song. I'll look for it in my free time, but i can't promise anything. There are tabs for this song on Songsterr, you can look there. I just combined the second guitar part with the bass part, and here's the bass part for this cover. It's just that the rhythmic pattern is slightly different from the original.

So i found a tab file for this song. I edited the bass part a little and added the guitar part, now everything sounds like in this video. The tab was made in Guitar Pro 7, i left the link to Google Drive in the description. Feel free to download.

@@Eitrigg tysm 🙏😎

That's one way to put it. Although I think that if a band writes good music, a hard-to-read name won't stop it from finding its listeners.

Unfortunately, I do not speak Spanish, so I will answer in English. I also played the bass with my fingers for a very long time, but at the same time my playing lacked aggressiveness and speed. So I switched to a pick. Although I agree that when you play bass with your fingers, you really feel more control. Grind on🤘

Don't tell anyone, but I often play the bass incorrectly myself, not to mention the electric guitar.

wow, that hurts

@@Eitrigg Don't take that kind of shit from an account called "Rumham" personally I think you did a fantastic job with this cover. Keep doing what you are doing bro!! 🤘

Sorry, no Necrobutcher bass line. He was Varg Vikernes

​@@VincentVegardSvartnecro wrote it, but after the dead death thing, him and hellhammer quit the band for a while, got replaced by varg vikernes, atilla and hellhammer (yeah he came back), so yeah necro wrote it, varg played it

@@6hvhngff7 I don't think that Varg was on the way to play the same bass line of Necrobutcher. He rehearsed, wrote and recorded the album, uncredit for the reason we all know

Necro wrote pagan fears, freezing moon, buried by time and dust and funeral fog, ( life eternal, cursed in eternity, demysteriis don sathanas final take and from the dark past were written by varg) you can also see the difference, necro uses better tone and powerful basslines, but mostly root notes. varg was way more creative, haunting, dark and melodic.

@@6hvhngff7Varg gets credit for this bassline. This song hadn’t been written yet at the time Necro departed-the lyrics were included in Dead’s suicide note.

Hi. I used 2 vst plugins - Virtual Mix Rack and Parallax. I took the preset for VMR from this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5LKnXyvbJaGa7s (settings for the first bass track) In Parallax, I used the "Big Everywhere" preset and turned off the equalizer, if i'm not mistaken.

Thanks man

Dead wrote and performed this song.

Wow, thanks. I'm glad you liked it.

Thank you. When I shot this video, I didn't expect at all that it would become the most popular on the channel. I guess I was just lucky.

I don't know. I don't really understand things like which bass is suitable for a beginner, what materials it should be made of, singles or humbuckers, etc. I think there are videos on KZbin on this topic from more competent people. On my own, I'll just say that I would first of all pay attention to the appearance of the instrument, and the price. The rest, in my opinion, is not so important, because if you like the look of your bass, then you will play it anyway, despite its possible inconveniences.

It was a year and a half ago, and I've already forgotten the details. Specifically, in this case, I processed the sound only with Guitar Rig 5. Judging by the saved preset (if this is the right one), I used the distortion pedals Cat and Transamp, and Tube Compressor. Bass Pro as a simulation of amplifier. 8x10 Bass Pro as a cabinet simulation and DYN 20 mic.

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