Contrabass Guitar Build (Scale And Tone Test)

[@caveiradacaverna6713]

Man, those elevator cables look really good on a bass.

[@TheBanana93]

I have made that joke so many times but for once its actually true haha

[@IgYel]

Lmao

[@benmontey3438]

Question: Does it djent? Answer: It Contradjents

[@arande3]

It's a contradjention...

[@neagoat]

Very Contradjenting

[@dgfhcarandang2985]

Shit man

[@tavicotavio]

Shut up

[@mykeadaptiv5828]

Djad Djoke

[@Roxanneredpanda]

Slap bass on that must be either really easy or really hard, I honestly can't tell

[@Improbfine]

Probably easier, I mean slapping is way easier on your e sting then it is on the g string so yea probably easier

[@Apricot_418]

probably harder. imagine muting that low c sharp

[@Improbfine]

James de Jesus damn your right, sometimes I get mad at my e string for vibrating when I barely touched it.

[@codyeveryday5432]

Depends on what youre doing, that c# would be horible to double thumb on But the meat of your A string would allow more volume on hammer ons. But in my opinion id keep that bass in its case and pull it out as a party trick every now and then, not useful other wise, the sound freq. Is so low you can hear the actual waves which would conflict with the tempo of the song. But thats just my opinion

[@reneebear3641]

Cody Every Day Honey, have you ever heard of djent?

[@danw1955]

The world's largest pipe organ, the Midmer-Losh in the main hall at Boardwalk City Hall in New Jersey, has a 64 foot sub-bass stop called the Dulzian 64' with the largest and lowest pipe being a C0000. It vibrates at *8hz.* and is more felt than heard. The 12 pipes that make up the lower octave of this stop contain over 10,000 board feet of lumber; enough to build an ordinary dwelling! The organ was built between 1929-1931 and then fell into disrepair for several decades until a group was formed to head up restoration on it. The instrument has 455 ranks and more than 33,000 pipes total. It is now to the point of being playable on the front right and front left chambers, and sounds amazing even with just those 2 chambers functional. It's estimated full restoration will be completed by 2023. Just a little FYI...😁

[@cobalt._.27]

Actually it’s a C-1. Not a C0000. C-1.

[@asukalangleysoryu6695]

@@cobalt._.27 Yeah. What the hell.

[@actually5004]

@@cobalt._.27 Approval granted.

[@therealhelmholtz]

@@cobalt._.27 W Detroit. Also happy belated birthday.

[@Asa-xp8jd]

Technically you can get 128' "resultant" sound (Tartini tone + artificial harmonics) with pipe combinations creating a c-2 on that organ.

[@wxb200]

Finally, a Bass that Elephants & Whales can appreciate!

[@ThatGuy-he2it]

Damn that tuning is lower then my self-esteem

[@pinetree4600]

Than

[@MusicLoverC3P0]

My self esteem is still lower lol

[@pinetree4600]

@@MusicLoverC3P0 play music, it helps

[@therugburnz]

Barf

[@bobjacobson858]

@@pinetree4600 LOL you might have lowered "That Guy's" self-esteem even lower by pointing out his mistake--perhaps as low as that tuning!

[@jyryhalonen4990]

Tbh it sounded a lot better than I thought it would

[@saintluciaofficial2019]

That super low C# actually sounds good.

[@ryuman757]

I can literally hear how angry it sounds, lol.

[@xanderdaniels8284]

The C# almost sounds like some kind of war drum

[@0odles0fBrutals]

huge tip for tuning in low tuning on bass or even guitars: use the 12th fret harmonic

[@ts4gv]

5th fret harmonic (2 octaves up) is even better for B0 strings and under

[@bathroom681]

octave higher

[@jonathonlang1844]

Ive been doing this for a while, thought i was the only one

[@nehemiahzo_]

Or just capo the twelfth

[@PostalDude667]

You'll get a more accurate tuning using the harmonic. If the 12th fret isn't perfectly placed, it could throw off the tuning if you're tuning based off of that fret.

[@crestfallensunbro6001]

I get the feeling my phone speaker doesn't do the sound justice

[@andrewaronson3364]

not really missing much. the fundamental is pretty weak

[@Fire_Axus]

YouFeeAreIrr

[@MetallenVikingr]

You can tune the lower strings using their harmonics at the fifth and 12th frets they will resonate at their higher octave pitches making a more accurate tuning.

[@christiancrispin7988]

Not enough bass

[@nram3930]

you know... It's just not deep enough...

[@quentinross8617]

Not quite THIQQ enough

[@PizNeyWorks]

Lol

[@lux_wil]

go to davie 504 if you want bass xD

[@Anal0Avenger]

Needs more cowbell

[@babblingbrook341]

I can't believe you didn't play Seven Nation Army on that thing

[@Matthew-ll3fp]

Golo Wirz Now I want that... Thanks a lot

[@thinethiqqoof4884]

REEEEE

[@beautifulmeeses]

AAAAAHHH NOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOO

[@ChadMojito]

FINALLY a guitar that sounds like a fart

[@paul-singhgurth1599]

Chad Mojito more like an autotuned queef.

[@user-sd6jz9tf8w]

it is a drum bro...

[@vjc1630]

The fabled 'brown' note!

[@Bakesale59]

I suggest a change in diet if your farts are rumbling this heavy.

[@bigheccinrat4061]

Not a guitar...

[@M43STR0_dnb]

2:50 tune with the octave harmonics bro

[@Soldier7.0]

Yeah thats how i turned to b standard on my acoustic, my tuner couldnt hear it

[@LegendSmithII]

yeah

[@yesseru]

I love how its so low frequency you can hear each individual vibration in real time.

[@WerdFTW]

I'VE GOT BLISTERS ON ME FINGERS!

[@ryli6073]

Andrew Brooks heltker skelter!!!

[@weezor9578]

nigga the drummer said that( ringo ) not the bassist ( john for that specific song )

[@topsecret1837]

Boon These strings are thicker than ringo’s drumsticks you sick bum.

[@ASteadyForce]

I’VE GOT NO MORE FINGERS!

[@belcarra]

I remember getting a blister on my finger :”) It was fun.........

[@federicocasuriaga8130]

I think it needs an octaver pedal

[@Theragingfire1]

I wanna hear that so bad

[@davidmartin2631]

It would probably sound really good live with 5' speakers and a 100000-watt amp

[@frankmikinson2022]

You need something like MTX Jackhammer for epic sound using this build

[@stephenraynor8546]

A 4x15 and a rotary subwoofer would probably work

[@addyfe]

Meshuggah would love this! Previously they stole The Golden Gate Bridge suspension cable to create monstrous bass sound

[@lennyjg8968]

Their bassist tunes up a half step

[@Shredward-dl2gp]

I love this video. It's a solution to a problem that nobody has! Keep up the good work

[@yikelu]

Tune using the 12th fret or 5th fret harmonic.

[@SaidTooMuchProductions]

oh ya, duh! using the 12th and 24th fret seems to give me an accurate intonation and tuning for the 0th fret, thanks! Do you tune super low too?

[@yikelu]

I have an 8 string guitar that I tune the bottom strings to bass E/A/D. I use guitar tuners, which sometimes cut the lower frequencies so I usually use the 12th fret harmonic. BTW, thanks for doing this video, I was kind of curious what a sub contra bass actually would sound like tonally, hard to find clean recordings.

[@SaidTooMuchProductions]

also true, i did read about that, tuning by ear/feel with the octave note and checking 12th and 24th frets seem to work for me

[@bradoliver9324]

Harmonics on guitars and basses are not actually perfectly intonated.

[@danielsgrunge]

Brad Oliver but they're pretty damn close... Especially when your instrument go through a set up

[@MFKitten]

Morten from Kalium here. Fucking love it, man. I have one of our 40" scale Quake basses on the way, and even then I am only going drop F. You made it sound good, especially considering it's a standard scale bass and everything, great job!

[@blakevickrey]

MF Kitten where can I see that 40 in scale in action?

[@MFKitten]

Blake Vickrey I'll make a video when I get mine :)

[@raymondcouch4602]

I'm interested in getting some of your thickest strings to make a low end lap steel. Anywhere I can contact you?

[@steelfistgaming4046]

THATS A CUSS WORD

[@stevebadachmusic]

that poor bass neck

[@joshplaysbass]

sub kilohertz oscillations It would have the same tension as a standard set.

[@stevebadachmusic]

you're right! I was always under the impression that the lower strings had at least a little more tension. It sure looks painful though.

[@xxXthekevXxx]

The tension kinda evens out with the lower pitch. If you tried tuning to standard with a set this thick, then you would have a folding bass guitar 😂

[@hectortorres3807]

sub kilohertz oscillations : I liked this comment to make it 100 👍

[@JustH3LL_]

sub kilohertz oscillations fun fact, the higher strings put the most stress on the neck

[@ekojar3047]

I had to do this in the band Gohma. It was in a drop double G sharp tuning. We had to use huge gauge piano wires on the bass. It sounded HUGE with the guitar but by itself it was really hard to tell what note it was playing on the E

[@Typical.Anomaly]

Isn't Gohma a boss in the first Zelda?

[@christianchris1517]

4:40 - Perfectly heard, and not too much *at all* I *love* how the 0 octave notes sound, and it's really bad stock instruments don't normally cover that *thunder beautiful* range.

[@AlbySilly]

Now play it back pitched back up an octave or two

[@SaidTooMuchProductions]

Can't believe I haven't thought to try that yet

[@ParkerAnderson1]

I just recorded a bit of the video into audacity and pitch shifted it an octave. The notes are more clear, but it sounds pretty weird and warbly. Although I bet part of the problem is probably from recording off of youtube.

[@sickrick932]

Oh hey bud, cool seeing you here

[@Mark-zi6nt]

Could you please also distort it?

[@JiTiAr35]

Albin9000 , Satan will emerge then.

[@jakejones4164]

(Alternative to does it djent) But does it jazz?

[@lilplaguedoctor5557]

Ever heard of Jazz Metal?

[@JoshRiffMonster]

Does it djazz?

[@judew.3624]

*Djass

[@aurelius5534]

Jake Jones don't... don't explain the joke

[@maegnificant]

does it comp?

[@axeledwards4162]

Y’all here acting like $30 strings are expensive when violin strings are like $110 a piece for good full size ones.

[@qrstw]

Violin strings are cheap compared to cello strings, those go for well over $110 for "decent" non gut strings

[@ImMora1]

Just waiting for the pompous contrabass player who will tell us how much more expensive strings on those things are than cello strings.

[@111178403]

ImMoral * oh fuck... I was just about to rant about my double bass strings

[@flacidhouse350]

Awe princess, did you think your strings were expensive? Try being a drummer.

[@serialvapist5807]

@@flacidhouse350 Yeah man every time we go to the store my drummer buys new strings! Don't know where he gets that kinda cash. For his strings. His drum strings.

[@MetallenVikingr]

Brutal man, I can dig it, having something like that is unique, not sure how I would use it in a mix as often any bass below 70 hz is often cut to make room for a kick drum and also to avoid mixes that resonate too low in car speakers but its a nice tone and the upper harmonics could be enough to make it worthwhile. I would love to see this used in the context of a mix.

[@TubaSteve369]

dude I love this! I'm a tuba player and the pedal range of a tuba goes just as low as this sometimes even lower! Keep making videos I love watching, have a good day.

[@mario1997281]

Very impressive but wh...oh wait

[@t0li0s]

mario1997281 yeah wrong chanel (i gues not even close😂)

[@GoblinsOfFarmington]

But does it djent

[@MisterHunterRow]

XD

[@GooseCrack]

😂😂😂

[@ricci3950]

😂😂😂

[@och70]

Listened to it wearing headphones, felt like the fluid in my eyeballs was vibrating. Nicely done!!

[@Burnt_Gerbil]

Wow.... Is that C#0 the brown note?! **checks pants** Nope, not quite low enough. LOL

[@Celastrous]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA POO

[@gabrielmartin400]

Lol

[@jasonsenator6144]

its a low eflat

[@seanskrobarczyk398]

I'm definitely shitting

[@dying_allthetime]

It's actually between 5 and 9 Hz and has been credibly demonstrated at Cranfield University.

[@commanderwilliamtriker7449]

The adaptations you did were really cool. I think it sounds as you would expect. That is one sounding growl, really cool man!!!!

[@insidejazzguitar8112]

Sounds really good, and better than I expected!

[@sinane.y]

Imagine what Les Claypool would do with that

[@carsonhorne7302]

My first thought

[@Arcanineisthebest]

He would probably play it

[@KurosakiYukigo]

I can imagine a gnarly "Shake Hands with Beef."

[@nathansharp5743]

Make my eardrums cum

[@sebasu79]

that's the song I play when I feel like a slappadappawubdub

[@adamcummings20]

The background music is in 7/4. Cool

[@tavicotavio]

Nice

[@chelakoech685]

Nice

[@cobalt._.27]

Nice

[@naattxxnaattxx7055]

Yes

[@sicknashty3837]

Nice

[@nightrous3026]

You could get a rotary subwoofer for your extreemely low needs. (It looks like a fan... with actuating blades) They can go down to 1 hz. And yes. You DO feel that shit. Edit: actually im very suprized that it doesnt destroy buildings. Cus it is very powerful.

[@SaidTooMuchProductions]

I forgot about those, those do sound sick, I've got a "subpac" strapped to the back of my chair that let's my feel frequencies that low

[@DiamondSane]

The low frequency itself is not enough to destroy a building. There should also be the energy of sound i.e. amplitude. And your body will feed bad far before than building will do. A really big energy is needed to make a building collapse using sound.

[@fabianvanderelst9643]

@@DiamondSane As far as I learned at school, and college, it's actually a very specific frequency which can destroy things. It's the "characteristic frequency". It depends on the volume of the building, the materials and all those things. But when you can hit the exact frequency, and you keep on hitting that frequency long enough, then eventually it might destroy something. That was what happened to the Tacoma Bridge. The wind was swung due to the wind, but the wind caught the exact frequency, and kept on hitting that frequency for a few hours until the bridge eventually fell apart :) Don't want to be annoying or nerdy, and sorry if I am :/

[@DiamondSane]

@@fabianvanderelst9643 Ok, it's obvious that Bridge fell down, but it does not prove that you can destroy building with a subwoofer. All bodies may vibrate, and there is a main frequency in their vibrations. But I do not find it possible to claim that the energy being transfered will be accumulated until building falls. It's also clear that powerful enough sound will destroy bulding regardless of frequency. However I suppose the amlitude eeded will make the sound turn to shock wave. My point is that the power is not enough, dissipation is big. Thx

[@fabianvanderelst9643]

@@DiamondSane aha okay! I think I gotcha wrong then, my bad. :/ thanks for replying, and thanks for clarifying! Have a nice day! 😊

[@popsss2000]

You hit it out of the ballpark you went down the rabbit hole but you came back out. I'm impressed it worked. Keep ☝ up the good work.

[@raymondruiz1843]

That's crazy awesome Youngblood, you got talent, keep on with your good work.

[@somn]

Check out quake bass guitars. The longer scale on those bass guitars will make this tuning sound damn clear and such.

[@cmr2153]

also Dingwall. No Idea about the price tag of such a Special order but he has done one specifically for E0 I think

[@XChristianNoirX]

I have an NG2 and have trouble with drop G. GCGCF. The G is just too thick. The rest sounds good. But even with a balanced set, the jump in thickness Fri m the C to the higher G has a big time difference. The low G is redic tho. Playing 16th notes it rattles like crazy even with strings over .160 :/ Me thinks me might have to rethink this setup.

[@blindsagacity]

Hey man, you can tune instruments this low using the 12th fret harmonic instead of the open string

[@KickassRaider]

Christian Noir _WAY_ TOO *T H I C C*

[@Miatalustrium]

Christian Noir You might try fixing up intonation or the nut. I play in F#/Drop E with my Dingwall NG-2 and the clarity is unmatched from my other basses I used to use for that tuning.

[@mateuszt6498]

It's people like you that make the music world go forward. Congrats. A great idea and good job making it.

[@realsabab]

your low string sounds like a helicopter

[@scioarete7987]

Thanks, man. This video has been really helpful for understanding contrabass' voice

[@RealGingerTea]

When tuning outside the range of the tuner, use harmonics of the octave (12th fret, 5th fret, just past the 2nd) don't use any others as they will be out of tune with 12TET. The string will also vibrate less than the full length of the string, so it may be a little sharp when plucked, unless you get a longer scale length or thicker gauge. Listening on good headphones, anything below E0 is pointless really, there aren't many loudspeakers/headphones that will produce the fundamental, most speakers stop at 50hz unless it's a subwoofer. Everyone on their phones won't hear any fundamental frequency played on any fret of that bass. E0 is the functional limit, but bass amps don't really go below E1. So you would need a very expensive rig to even hear it AND be in a huge room where the longest dimension is at least 17m, 20m for C#0, 22m for C0.

[@JT-hs6hc]

Just because you don't hear the fundamental doesn't mean you don't hear the overtones, though. Tons of electromic music uses notes sub10hz and high passed, because the overtones start sounding very strange, unique, and fun!

[@RealGingerTea]

@@JT-hs6hc have you ever heard of the forever rising tone? or combination tones? yeah, really interesting stuff, but useless for tuning

[@tfwnoyandere]

listen to periphery hell below and tell me it's pointless. hmm what is overtones

[@svensaturn]

This really makes me want a contrabass guitar. Sounds like something I’d love to try.

[@jessenoneofyobussines7560]

Yeah I'm digging it alot on a fretless board too think it be smooth

[@devlintaylor9520]

fretless too, so the low strings play better

[@dale8809]

Impressed by how you modified that guitar. Cool video

[@KellanMeigh]

I'll give you an "A" for effort! You proved the theory, you just need maybe another three or more inches of scale length to find that proper "Speaking" length for the lowest strings.

[@SorcerySpeedConcede]

Kellan Meig'h And by adding length the strings won't need to be as thick, and possibly be able to go even lower consequently. Maybe an upright omnibass (a frett upright).

[@Fretice]

that random riff feels really cyberpunk, nice

[@materiagrezza9331]

Binging all videos from old to new. I can't get enough of you, you really have passion in experimentation!

[@SaidTooMuchProductions]

Thanks

[@chromaticswing9199]

Wonder what would happen if you had an extra long scale length for this. Double basses have almost a 44 inch length. Tune to C0, and can you really djent?

[@cordeiropascoal]

skip to sound 3:09 F#0 scale C#0 scale

[@melody74u95]

Psycho By Muse. I think that was the first "random" riffing

[@raspberryjuiceentertainmen719]

Finally the tuning for all Korn songs

[@DJ-3maj]

It just scratches a itch in my brain, love it

[@SleepBlackheart]

Why the hell isn't this guy famous already ?

[@HocDog666]

Holy shit its that guy who tuned his bass really low!!!!!!!

[@SleepBlackheart]

Tzeentch because he takes his time to do all of this which isnt really that easy? plus, there are people like me who do not have the time to experiment such tunings like these, but enjoy other people who do it. that's why. when i'll see your video, i'll comment the same thing on your channel. but that's probably not going to happen

[@flacidhouse350]

@@SleepBlackheart Well there are tons of not famous people who do much harder things.

[@Al.j.Vasquez]

My headphones have a good range, so i felt like my eardrums got a massage LOL.

[@JSCB-365]

Watching in my work truck the door speakers rattle all the change.

[@gerocampo100]

A wolf amongst ravens with that

[@W1GSPL1TTAH]

German Ocampo what he said

[@Dsouls9]

Sensei Sensei

[@xxXthekevXxx]

Dude that is a brilliant idea. I bet the bassist from After the Burial would have fun with this thing haha

[@fabianvanderelst9643]

"There was a lack of depth anyways in the mix. I can definetely do better. " (insert your 9-year old cringe bandmate who can't even play guitar, but pretends to anyways, and can't afford nothing but a terrible squier with a used 10 watt practice amp here)

[@declantecho1717]

Absolutely intense goosebumps for the first time in my life. I’m in love with that sound

[@joshuawerner3074]

Bro I love how you modify your 5 string bass guitar so cool!

[@Nate_ROB_]

Use it for drone. Give it to Sunn o)))

[@horusjones5213]

Has djent come too far?

[@mikuspalmis]

No, just whoever originally decided to use that word to name a subgenre of metal.

[@ossifrage6828]

Thank you so much for doing this

[@joshherington4686]

Random riffing at 3:54 sorta sounded like Muse - Psycho. Sick video man!

[@REIBAHLE]

Sounds great man

[@doodles5108]

Those are some T H I C C strings

[@Bein_Ian]

4:00 Marilyn's beautiful people + muse's psycho?

[@adamcummings20]

A fuckin psycho

[@sebkhailer7374]

I've always loved the way guitars sound with the super low and distorted tunes, its just really hard to find any artists that use it without the incoherent screaming.

[@joesinclair8910]

you might like the band bongripper!

[@katyungodly]

Sleep Token

[@thevanpeltscream5167]

Bass sounds good and your playing was enjoyable. A good demonstration.

[@brandonmoser4247]

Thank you for the Kalium shoutout. I used to buy from them years ago but had stopped due to costs and had forgotten the name 😂

[@domagojoinky8262]

Low F sharp is kinda usefull string for me. It sounds nice. A little bit of overdrive, and low f sharp shines.

[@SaidTooMuchProductions]

6 string basses should just add a low f sharp instead of going higher

[@domagojoinky8262]

I think that 7 string bass is the way to go if you want low f sharp along with high C, if higher notes from C or lower from f sharp string are not needed then six string. But for now five string with low B is fine for me.

[@kairs621]

“It goes as low as A#0” “I can only tune as low as Bb0” Hmmm 🤔

[@Alluring.starlight]

XD

[@geraldfriend256]

'These go to eleven'

[@jordanmayer5932]

Dude great vid!! Awesome tone, would love to hear that in a metal setting. Also totally subbed to you, I can't believe u only have 400 sub's, man you'll be on your way to 100k in no time with quality videos like this.

[@theanarchistcook]

This genuinely sounds great and should be used.

[@andrewgocken517]

I have a custom fretless LTD 4 string bass tuned drop A,D,G,C. It fills out that low end.

[@ssssssssedb]

dude where are your views?

[@SaidTooMuchProductions]

It's a conspiracy...

[@Varsonin]

Is that a Welcome to the NHK reference? :P

[@richardario]

I play super low tunings on bass - a tuner will pick it up better if you use the 12th fret harmonic to tune.

[@juanandrescrowquintero1182]

3:30 C# Major Scale

[@makermark4]

Nice experiment! I usually just repeatedly whack a wet sock against a drywall surface for the same effect

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

They even make Pianos w/ 108 Keys going as Low as C0 & as High as B8.

[@wr3ncher]

How does this ibanez not completely crack the neck with this kinda of string arrangement?

[@seanehle8323]

Using thicker strings means lower tension. The goal is to have each string at about the same tension, so those fatter strings aren't likely to be too different in tension from the bog-standard tuning strings.

[@xxXthekevXxx]

The lower tuning reduces the tension on the thick strings. This is the reason why on guitar string sets the tension on each string is roughly the same on every string from one E to the other.

[@ImMora1]

@@seanehle8323 I have to correct that a little. Thicker strings tuned to same pitch as lighter strings have more tension than the lighter strings but as the thicker strings are tuned lower than lighter strings the tension is roughly the same. If these strings would be tuned to standard bass guitar tuning the bass would likely fold in two under the tension.

[@dhill05]

I NEED A CONTRABASS GUITAR NOW

[@amadeovictorprieto5919]

D-Rock The Illest diy craft

[@djentgod]

Those soundgear basses are perfect for such experiments lol, done the same years ago with the 4string version of this and warwick darklord strings, of course the thickest was 175. After all these experiments ended up with standart 5string sets (135) and just using a pitch shifter for downtuning digitally, it has more clarity and sustain, than these thickest strings.

[@kevinmkraft]

Man, you are a genius! I love the way you think.

[@prof_werneck]

you are a hero to my people

[@LeonionTheGreat]

Tune with 12th harmonic

[@ZelunWanderer]

I thought everyone did that...

[@Tristanhx]

That would imply that you intonated the guitar properly, which you can only do if the string is in tune

[@KrisSchwarz98]

You should do a video making a "Very Low Down Tuned" cover of KoRn using a 10 string guitar and the Contrabass 😂😂😂

[@TheDeathless]

Late to the party but we should totally get this to davie asap

[@archivethearchives]

What a hero. Sounds how I hoped it would.

[@Mark-zi6nt]

That sounded pretty good. I would like to hear it distorted :)

[@thechicosunami]

I love that you use fl studio

[@haydenedison]

jean molero Abletons better 👌🏻

[@MidAgeGuitar]

DAW's are preference of choice, If you can get the exact sound you want and the workflow for you is easy on say Cubase.. then Cubase is the best "for you" I myself use flstudio as the workflow is easier for me.. so therefore flstudio is tha best XD

[@CYPHERWasHere]

Fl ftw cuz I ate ableton

[@Dsouls9]

shiko

[@Logan912]

Even though Reaper is my go-to now, I still love FL Studio. FL still has by far the best MIDI editing workflow out of any DAW imo.

[@erik61801]

fun playing thru a 1200 watt house sub

[@christophermurphy7723]

it actually sounds remarkably good

[@johnpaglia8231]

Just.....sick. love it.

[@grugg3108]

On your fat string, i hear sounds like a cable on a suspension bridge snapping

[@nasomort36]

Perfect for Djent and if you want Thanos maybe could play it

[@planesofrealitymusic547]

doesnt matter if you cant hear the note by its self. because when its underneath the guitar which is an octave higher, it provides the low end necessary under low guitar tones. periphery is a band that has an amazing guitar and bass tone, and although most of their songs are in 6 and 7 string tunings, their song titled "hell below" is tuned down to C#, and the bass is tuned to what you have it here. AND IT SOUNDS H U G E

[@SaidTooMuchProductions]

I only just recently found out about hell below, they pulled off exactly what I was trying to do in my contrabass song

[@rumpledxkn]

At a certain point, does a song just turn into a gimmick though? Forgive me, but in MY OPINION (I don't want to argue with anyone) a lot of Periphery songs are experiments and gimmicks in low tuning, not all of them but some.

[@handmadepianos3889]

I enjoyed the sound, but i have some some questions, where did you buy a C zero string?? Or from what did you do it? What is the diameter of it? Firstly, it seemed, that it is a piano string.

[@crocus8080]

woof, that's infrasound! I can't help but feel dread hearing that thing, which might be a lot of fun for the right flavor of metal

[@Yourejusatube]

Does it djent?