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Agreed 🤘🏼

Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace, Korn. All peak tunes from my teenage years….damn I’m getting old.

Karokke 😂😂😂😂

Damn, why was I thinking Tool? I love Breaking Benjamin too!

Key (to me) is scale length and to some extent neck width and strings spacing, an item nobody seems to take serioua until arpeggioa tend to sound muted on 7,8 strings and beyond for it having less space between strings, this is a big issue id you have fat fingers like me, believe it. Also, a good 6 strings baritone guitar will roar much better than a regular 25,5" scale 7 strings in the same tuning, even more in tunings you talk here like drop G# and lower. Also, beginner players tend to go lower with 7 or 8 strings cause they always think in standard tuning, but there are plenty othwr tunings to try on a 6 string that makes it a wider range instrument like open C, open B, robert fripp's new standard, drop B (late slayer) custom A# (pentagram) apart from the more popular drop tunings like drop D or drop C of course.

I still think pantera "Becoming" is the greatest riff

FIXATION ON THE DARKNESS

Disagree. In an effort to be unique it just struggles to find the rhythm

Tabs??

It's funny, this is the KE song I was thinking about. My band and I did a cover of it back in like 2015

The solo from play with me by extreme uses that technique alot

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Gojira is the worst metal band of all time

They also play with muted tremolo in cool ways that always sounds massive

Can’t forget chimaira

huh isnt pull off the same think as playing open string just with left hand ?

Great tips and tech teaching. Love it

As soon as I saw the finger position...

it gives me great satifaction seeing how fkin slinky those strings are.

mom its not just a phase, type riff

Breaking Benjamin is one of the GOATed bands from the early 2000s. The diary of Jane was a huge part of my young adult life.

Facts... Thanks man!

Great track.... often on my playlist. Lots of other great Country rock/Metal out there! Cody Parks is one of them...

That Intro, loved it in the Movie, even more here 🤘🤣

I created that riff in 98'

Why dont you just describe arpeggiating the chord

Breaking Benjamin half a step up sounds like a Modern ABR song or a Parkway Drive song

Awesome, i just saw mastadon in orlando, phenomenal.

There was a LOT of good drop C music back then..... Godsmack mudvayne and Killswitch all come to mind

Gojira have some of the best riffs in metal for sure. Toxic Garbage Island

The beautiful thing about learning "tricks" like this that make you sound "better than you are" is that in the process of learning this you just actually become a guitar player that sounds better. Its technique! No trickery. A lot of metal is fun in that rhythmic technique like this is the predominant form rather than complex chord changes, and that makes it a lot more accessible to beginning players I think.

Breaking Benjamin have some great, melodic riffs. 🤘

The Yngwie Malmsteen special 😎

Duuuuuuuude. This just popped up on my feed while scrolling. Been struggling lately creatively and it’s been pretty frustrating. Thank you. You fuckin rule.

Aww frick I feel like you’d be an awesome teacher to have too

Made me wanna relisten to silvera

Your guitar sounds SO GNARLY I LOVE IT

Learned this by playing Ameliorate by LMTF. So cool sounding when muted

That's a beautiful melody

No I will not help XD I love it too much

And i cant stop listening...

Wow,that is badass bro,,I saw gojira at louder than life a few years ago,,with Metallica,👍

This band is the best country metal out there... no offense to Bilmuri

Call it technique not cheats. Technique is playing efficiently❤

Yep, time goes by too quick

Bro Love the PRS! I have 3 electric and one acoustic. Got any original music?

What music schools don’t teach ya

Best genre of Country music I've ever heard.