GUITAR & GEAR BREAKDOWN // Dean Lamb of Archspire

Dean Lamb not-that-boringly (watch the video) breaks down the bands live rig, showing off his signature Kiesel DL-8 and his hat (watch the video).
Shoutout Dean, Archspire & Soundworks Touring for having me!
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[@timitve]

I'VE GOT AN IDEA ON HOW CHANGE UP THIS STYLE OF VIDEO ALREADY, WHO SHOULD I HAVE ON NEXT?! YES I'M YELLING

[@Therealstrikeforce]

Kevin Parker

[@MonolithStudiosMelbourne]

The Halo Effect!?!?

[@timitve]

I sure hope there'll be a 5150 in his rig 😤@@Therealstrikeforce

[@timitve]

IF ONLY SOMEONE I KNEW WAS PLAYING THE MELBOURNE SHOW@@MonolithStudiosMelbourne

[@francesc_mkg]

Maybe Spiritbox or Brand Of Sacrifice? 🧐

[@guitarmichael]

Had to click because I know how little Dean cares about gear. Was not disappointed.

[@timitve]

I live to give

[@thetej1098]

Avg based Dean W

[@DeanLamb]

You're not entirely wrong. I like guitar but as far as building tones? Not for me. However I did build this entire in-ear rig. Looks like I'm not so dumb after all!

[@DeanLamb]

I'm wearing this shirt right now.

[@timitve]

We need updates on the hat, Dean. THE HAT!

[@HugoSR258]

Always love seeing Dean and his beautiful bald head

[@timitve]

Grateful to have him and his bald head on the channel -he's a lovely dude. Thanks for watching!

[@dissonant_a]

Oh Dean, what a dude! Those are some juicy riffs in the background too 🥵

[@timitve]

It was so sick to have him on the channel! Haha, thank you - nothing like shameless plug to fill some audio space! 🤙🏼

[@ChooRoo]

Was so sick seeing them in our humble little town of Adelaide. Come back soon dog!

[@timitve]

They would've teared Adelaide up! So stoked for you - thanks for watching!

[@katrinawarren_]

This is mad as 🔥💪

[@timitve]

Behind the scenes of shredding the 🪓

[@MonolithStudiosMelbourne]

Nice one dude 🤌🏻

[@timitve]

Thank you, king! 👑

[@DISSONVNT]

Archspire, a tech death band, using a kemper is pretty insane to me, I've had one for about a year and I was thinking I'd need to get a QC or an AXE FX for live shows since the kemper is considered "old" gear these days. Thanks so much for this, helped with my confidence on my gear fr

[@thetej1098]

Every new gear will only get you so far. The myth about gear getting "old" and wanting to have to upgrade after a few years is at the end of the day just that, a myth. As long as you got something with which to make music and get passable enough sounds out of, you're good to go. Rock on, man!

[@timitve]

Even though there's not been an update in the same timeline as the other pieces of gear out there, the Kemper still sounds great and there wouldn't be much you couldn't do with it compared to newer units. If you're happy with it, then that's all that should matter. Keep it up, you're doing great!

[@Koshmar-13]

The Kemper was good enough for the Bleed the Future album. Still a sick piece of kit.

[@777malkavian]

Ah, the tone is in the hat

[@timitve]

Who knows else he's hiding under there

[@dwhyte6697]

Do you use tube amps in the studio or at home or is it always kemper or axe fx?

[@timitve]

Dean pls respond

[@DeanLamb]

I think it's Kemper all the way in the studio? Above my pay grade I just play fast guitar.

[@Dirty-Double-D-]

Where can we find that tonebi kemper profile?

[@timitve]

I'm so glad that pun was noticed. DEAN, IF YOU SEE THIS, PLS RESPOND!

[@HimothyBurton]

This is much better version of rig rundown man. Awesome guest too, love Dean. New fan here man!

[@timitve]

That means heaps, man. Thank you so much! Stoked you dig it - more to come!

[@PablosCupcakes]

what music is playig in the background?

[@timitve]

That would be my band, Primitive! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHPNnotueqqhrtksi=TzqINEj6H-KpxmSg

[@ronaldcaciano7701]

Other than that I'm wearing this hat! Hahaha nicee

[@NJVMEDIA]

🥚

[@timitve]

🐣

[@ChaosPootato]

Big circles you hit them with sticks!

[@timitve]

exactly

[@Josh-it6uy]

What is the brand of the hat

[@timitve]

That’s in part 2. Coming soon 🫡 (not really)

[@goblin3810]

Beardspire? I missed they he was mustachspire.

[@RinnyEin]

What racks are those?

[@timitve]

I believe they're the SKB iSeries cases!

[@jeffreylong1478]

Double B’s most likely lol

[@ktsproductionstudio]

“Guitars!” More like “Guitar!” Lol

[@yungplague5534]

I have this hat 😂

[@timitve]

Does it give you special riff powers? 🥺

[@moonloop6]

Wait a minute. You don't hear each other on the stage?

[@timitve]

Yes!

[@JohnHenry1331]

Bass still isn’t loud enough.

[@timitve]

Pouring one out for our low end friends - nothing is ever enough :(

[@MrUNIXsnob]

*throws panties

[@timitve]

same

[@maxupp]

Lol, they essentially play along to playback on their in-ears? Weird...

[@tomassedlacek8202]

With the complexity of their music I kinda get it - as a musician you are concentrating only on your performance and you know the rest of what you hear in your in ears is correct

[@lebarak69]

Way more artists than you think do it

[@timitve]

It's fairly common practice these days and made for a great show!

[@DeanLamb]

YOU'RE WEIRD.

[@1serious0mfr]

"Yeah these are clean" *kisses egg lol bro most hilarious thing I've seen all day

[@timitve]

So stoked I was able to get it in the final edit, haha!

[@louderthangod]

You hear stems but not each other on stage? I wasn’t sure there was such a thing as too much technicality in metal but that’s clearly it. As a fellow musician I can’t imagine -laying a live show and not listening to each other, that’s pretty much the exact opposite of what I get out of playing live. If it makes you an your audience happy then great but live music without improvisation and the band locking in to each other is nothing I’d ever want to play.

[@roach5606]

Cool no one asked no one cares. Dumb comment.

[@jamelgriffin9216]

You hit the nail on the head. Archspire music is only “bandmanship” in concept. It is a music theory thesis presented by graduate level musicians ie the concert version of a new Apple product release to its employees. Its is try hard “look what we can do” unfortunately under the auspices of tech death metal.

[@timitve]

I get ya! Considering the technical proficiency in their music, I'd say there's little to no space for improvisation in their particular live setting. It's a fairly common practice these days and it made for one helluva show!

[@louderthangod]

@@timitve Yeah it’s definitely the norm but I see that as a very bad thing personally. Live shows for me are best when the musicians and crowd are sharing a unique performance. As a musician with fairly bad ADHD it also keeps me interested and fully present when the songs take on unique qualities of and band feeding off of each other and the room. I care far less about a technically flawless performance but I also understand that’s probably a very big deal to much of their audience to see if they can pull off the insanity of their albums.

[@louderthangod]

@@roach5606 It’s a comment section. I commented on what I saw. Nobody was asked anything so are you leaving that comment for everyone? If you think it’s a dumb comment then that’s fine but leaving no explanation makes it seem like you disagree for emotional reasons more than on anything intellectual.