Why does this guitar have SO MANY MORE frets? | The World's Weirdest Guitars #6

[@AnthonyKravitz]

My high school rock band had incorporated microtonality back in the day. Eventually, we droped it when we learned how to tune our guitars.

[@willid6832]

I was scratching my head when reading this before listening to the video, now I get it 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Jeffersonyuvens]

You should've gotten a gold for this comment

[@WilliamReddingGuitar]

@@Jeffersonyuvens this aint reddit

[@Jeffersonyuvens]

@@WilliamReddingGuitar oh really, wow i hadn't noticed

[@therealhelmholtz]

r/2sentencehorrorstories

[@KumoGoesFast]

1:21 "here's a little demo." *starts playing SpongeBob Theme but drunk*

[@ISoldierSideI]

As soon as he started it, I felt my brain break.

[@BigWallsy]

Lives in a pineapp......falls down.

[@vilefaust]

Kumo So just Mac DeMarco?

[@alexsabordo8842]

Hahaha i thought that too

[@Cestariarts]

LOL

[@AdamNeely]

another music youtuber going down this really dumb rabbit hole. excellent.

[@samuraiguitarist]

Get a microtonal bass and let's do this.

[@moonbeatsss]

@@samuraiguitarist let this dream of mine become reality

[@GabrielGranitz]

@samuraiguitarist That would be a wet dream for everyone to see 👀

[@rzufig961]

@@samuraiguitarist this

[@dantee1138]

Plz do, I think I have never wished something so much

[@NostalgiaCassetteCity]

A note about King Gizzard's drummers, they actually tuned their drums to microtones

[@eddiebing988]

Seriously? Wow, that's new...

[@apothecurio]

Eddie Bing it’s a joke from their flying microtonal bananas studio video.

[@no_nameyouknow]

A note? Eh, a note about notes? Eh? .... sorry.

[@NostalgiaCassetteCity]

I giggled at that don't apologize

[@harry_mair]

They also have a blue one

[@vinceferenczy4830]

*talks about King Gizzard's drummer* me: There is another

[@TheRealTacoJohn]

Me in 2 years: There's three , actually

[@antonioestavivo]

oof, reading this one in the present hits hard

[@ruanpazo]

No more, my friend, no more

[@ardapehlevan2134]

aged like milk

[@AnggadaAryaPalastra]

Press F to give Eric back his drum privileges

[@trulsolsen683]

Gotta be honest, Sammy's playing sounds less like microtonal music and more like SpongeBob music on a wobbly LP vinyl haha. Not complaining

[@chilepeulla]

I was not ready for this comment lmao 😂

[@a.b.7623]

I was thinking more along the lines of crunchy Better Call Saul, but yeah

[@mrcoolcartoons]

Bold of Sammy G to assume King Gizzard has one drummer

[@JohnDrogado69]

On Microtonal Banana they only have one drummer with kick drum privileges, so ...

[@danieljones3244]

John Drogado not anymore, Eric got his kick back for the Rat’s Nest tour

[@isaacshulevitz5444]

Bold of him to assume they only have one guitar player

[@BassistBob81]

I saw the guitar and immediately went to the comments to see the King Gizzard fans. Pleasantly surprised I had to look no further than the top comment.

[@thatellipsisguy8984]

No mention of the Microtonal Flying Banana??!

[@ozzyisdrunk]

When I hear him playing the guitar I feel like I'm drunk and running in a grass field and watch some wierd spongebob episode.

[@var6014]

Rob scallon b bender?

[@0777coco]

unquestionably a vibe

[@hammyjammies]

Basically a Mac Demarco song then

[@DB-eh5bs]

Copy paste

[@Jack182Plato]

Same with me. But it also reminds me of the monkey island 3 soundtrack for some reason.

[@balinttakacs6951]

"This allows you to play notes that would be inaccessable on a normal guitar" That weird guy in the back: *bends string*

[@bryndawdy3420]

He literally covers the fact that it doesn’t work the same

[@mattekudasai8249]

*plays on fretless*

[@crussteasock4047]

*allows

[@ammarm5947]

Uses a slide

[@analyticgeometry1]

kevin shields: tremolo bar

[@plaayBRGAMEZ]

Imagine trying to play this song by ear, but you can’t figure out what fret to play because your guitar doesn’t have it

[@ASSman864]

Bend. Your guitar has it

[@ayhnkbk]

It happens A LOT if you try to play some Anatolian rock

[@sunkintree]

@@ASSman864 what's the best way to go skiing? Don't skii. Thanks Einstein.

[@ASSman864]

@@sunkintree *im kind of flabbergasted when you say things like that*

[@Jacksmusicshack]

EA be like...

[@zaq52]

Gizzheads watching this video: *heavy breathing* Sammy G: One of those bands is called King Gizz- Gizzheads: HE SAID IT HE SAID THE THING

[@anus333]

Fr

[@olddogruffs9523]

He just had to mention em

[@lucaschibler2631]

king gizzard and the wizard lizard

[@frmcf]

King Jizzard and the Blizzard Wizard

[@sonotdown998]

Sammy G: “One of those bands is King Gizz-“ Gizzhead: Discards comment they were in the middle of writing.

[@calebmabe1224]

It sounds like a walkman cassette player while the batterys are slowly dying

[@KingBarney]

That's actually one of the key things about lofi music, it's meant to sound like it's from a dying cassette

[@Rikk_Klaww777]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@sunkintree]

@@KingBarney this isn't lofi

[@KingBarney]

@@sunkintree Was just giving some info on something related.

[@NikosKatsikanis]

lol

[@williamzed555]

Shoutouts to King Gizzard

[@EastyyBlogspot]

Cannot wait for there hip hop album

[@vichsandler9521]

theyve been blue balling us since chunky dropped!

[@kadenzook3826]

BeterGryphon That they have!! We need something more!!

[@nikolasluchian9370]

Here's what you can do with this newfound freedom: *Lofi sponge bob music plays*

[@powermetallistic2293]

I assume you could torture people with microtonal jazz.

[@jordanreynolds7297]

Listening to that demo in the beginning made me WILDLY uncomfortable

[@corvidwyrm4113]

You could torture someone with normal jazz

[@SerpentsBane1995]

Jazz > Any Jazz hater's preferred musical genre

[@Stormfire1777]

@Serpent's Bane: I don’t hate jazz, but last I checked it isn’t better than metal

[@AlejandroCaicedoPUJ]

Have you heard about a man called Adam Neely?

[@jeremycf5122]

Sammy talking about King Gizz Me: Guitarist sigular? Drummer singular? Oh you've so much to learn lol

[@Oh_Gee]

also saying cook is the lead guitarist

[@Um_im_ryan]

Mentions the king gizzard drummer, “what about the other one”

[@andreasvarousiadis9464]

“There is another”

[@rickc2102]

I guess s/he just plays drums, too.

[@telecoustic000]

Depends on Eric's privileges at the time lol

[@avar37]

them god damn lizzards

[@billbert7927]

Eric lost his privileges of notoriety

[@carvertobin-brown9705]

Only here to hear him play some King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard from there album Microtonal Flying Banana

[@kaleidopsy3806]

I was waiting for this comment

[@Georgewasmann69]

I love it

[@martypello7870]

Fuck yes .... 🤟🏽 I love King Gizzard more than Han-tyumi loves vomit

[@guithar7750]

Your profile tho

[@alexgourdikian1741]

My first thought when I saw the title

[@dast1979]

turkish music from the 60s and 70s used the saz a lot in rock, psychedellic rock and western inspired music. it works pretty good if you can play saz. usually they stay in "tune" and use the quarter notes for colour, like the blue note or the little bend towards the third of the one chord. try altin gün or the album elektro saz from uzelli.

[@mikequinlivan8842]

Anatolian Rock for the win!!’ Best shit I have heard in years.

[@ArtAntiDe]

Exactly, Saz/Bağlama looks quite similar. On top of that the Saz has MOVABLE frets 😁 I instantly bought one 3 years ago and take lessons to learn it. So far we only use the Bb2 and F#2 but a few more are on the fretboard. We also generally stick to one version of a note per song, so either Bb or Bb2 or B. For F# and F we occasionally switch around depending if the melody part goes "up" or "down", so to say. I mostly learn turkish songs from my teacher, but one can play western songs, too, with some adjustments. The most obvious difference is that a Saz player usually follows the singing melody note for note, with only very few chords. So pretty much the opposite of what a beginner guitarist learns. The Saz has only 3 courses with double or triple strings (the upper and lower courses have strings with an octave difference). Thats why chords are more limited. There is another drawback: The overall range one can play is not great at all, not even two full octaves (g4 to e6 i guess). Which means a lot of transposing sheet music until it fits, and some western songs are just out of range. Personally I find it easier to learn then guitar, firstly the strings are easy to push down (İ'm kinda traumatized by a shitty guitar), the positions are easier to remember, because of the fretboard patterns, and it's more fun to play melodies and "ornamenations". Also, İ can learn Altın Gün Songs fairly easily 😁. Btw one can buy replacement fret string thingies, so you can add even more frets to a Saz or (theoretically) add them to a normal guitar. But I guess this only works on guitars with low string tension and already not too high metal frets.

[@tomaatje321]

4:45 about King Gizzard: "and the drummer, he just plays drums". Well actually... there's two drummers playing synchronically, at least at both times i saw them live...

[@ohyeah-sm3fe]

Lol comments that didn't age well

[@tomaatje321]

oh yeah what do you mean?

[@ohyeah-sm3fe]

@@tomaatje321 Eric, one of the drummers, just left the band

[@tomaatje321]

oh yeah oohh that’s sick, I didn’t know yet :(

[@ohyeah-sm3fe]

@@tomaatje321 it's super sad but he is still going to be their manager and work at their record label

[@Burnt_Gerbil]

Dude, you should check out a Turkish microtonal acoustic with moveable frets. That stuff is bonkers! 😨

[@sansocie]

Got a maker?

[@Cell4TR]

His name is Tolgahan Çoğulu. You can find his youtube channel

[@Darm0k]

Or that guy that plays that on a fretless baritone acoustic.

[@Burnt_Gerbil]

Nyctophile - Yes, that one. I couldn’t remember his name.

[@sansocie]

@@Cell4TR many thanks!

[@timdedecker7894]

welcome to the gizzverse my man, but they have two drummers btw, not one

[@hanreality.7266]

Santana have 4 sometimes..

[@dashmash5478]

“Yeah dude, it’s like, everything’s connected maaan! It’s the coolest shit, start with I’m in your Mind Fuzz and then go over to Nonagon. Oh also they have two drummers” -Drunk me trying to explain to my friend what that “Lizard Gizzard band I listen to” is

[@SLMDNKAHO]

❤️

[@timdedecker7894]

Dash mash hahaha shit man sounds just like me 😂 love the band

[@jimbocarrino763]

I read that as jizzverse and I don't know if I should be proud of my self or concerned

[@victordaraban4695]

4:09: this is the worst sounding chord I could find Me: Ha! _novice_

[@ultramagmonus]

actually that chord sounded spicy and fun

[@Hontonoki]

a typical SUMAC chord!

[@AlbySilly]

Playing it as an arpeggio would be really nice, but as a chord it's less enjoyable

[@windsorr]

Ah, Jazz

[@HexOmega3113]

Ive done wayyyyyy worse than that

[@kylenolan2710]

That final lick was jammin. Develop it into an entire song; write bass and drum parts; find someone capable of playing them; and release it!

I was about to tell the same.

[@SSGSativa]

I love what you played at the end. That compressed fuzz and those trippy, mellow chords. Awesome sound!

[@gryphonavocatio]

This is some of the best quarter-tone music I've heard. I'm impressed you came up with it so quickly.

[@dailythenoob]

Then you definitely need to check out Flying Microtonal Banana

[@Mattkanuch]

Is your guitar tuned? Of course! The guitar: 4:11

[@evanmurphy6640]

I have a microtonal guitar. Pretty cool. I recommend the following tuning (the one king gizzard uses) : C#F#C#F#BE

[@LiamDarden]

Ooh nice find here. thanks for the tip, I will use it when I get one.

[@CharlesMeriot]

nice

[@AUTofPIE]

@@CharlesMeriot Something to keep in mind for your Guitar ^^

[@havokmusicinc]

tunings like this make microtonal music a lot easier to play, especially when you have unfamiliar numbers of notes in the octave, such as 7EDO, 13ED2 (13 equal divisions of the 2nd harmonic/octave+5th, also called Bohlen-Pierce), or 19EDO

[@elonmusk443]

1:21 , I'm gonna make this my theme song when i smoke pot.

[@samtheman123]

😂Why is that so funny

[@crussteasock4047]

Sounds like spongebob

[@ASSman864]

3:49 for me

[@ShayerSUtsho]

I'm used to Egyptian-Arabian and Tagorian music that traditionally uses microtonality, and I really appreciate his open-mindedness, specially considering how brutally honest he is.

[@cameronbrown9424]

Imagine a great solo played on this guitar and guitarists everywhere trying to figure out the tab

[@gingercore69]

You are the devil

[@RC32Smiths01]

I'm still imagining someone like Steve Vai with a guitar like this. Really out of the ordinary, and it could serve some abstract purpose I believe

[@sebastiansullivan4770]

It serves more than an abstract purpose in musical cultures whose music revolves around microtonality. Eg indian classical music.

[@Slunkzillla]

btw he has black jem with microtonal fretboard, you cant find it on his website

[@tarkenton3895]

@@Slunkzillla yeah he mentioned it in his Reverb guitar collection vid.

[@velosouk]

Vai yes!

[@gwalla]

Vai used to have a custom-built 24-tet guitar, and one in 16-tet. He gave them to Jacob Collier because "He knows what to do with it"

[@timvinck]

Adam Neely: *heavy breathing*

[@fullbodyunibrow7383]

I really wish this was incorporated more often. Just that bit at the end made me more excited about rock guitar than i have in years. BTW, if anyone is interested in more micro-tonal music the best microtonal album ive heard is Beauty in the Beast by Wendy Carlos you'll likely have to find a physical release though. It gets struck real quick on youtube, and it isnt on spotify.

[@fatguy338]

4:10 I quite like this chord. To me it sounds like a tragedy may have just occurred, but you're still trying to figure out if it's real.

[@rarebeeph1783]

The "I sense a disturbance in the force" chord

[@samtheman123]

Guys I think we need to admit this chord sucks

[@101Volts]

@@samtheman123 The chord has its place in chaotic songs. People genuinely like Captain Beefheart's "Trout Mask Replica," but mind you, it's a weird and chaotic album.

[@samtheman123]

Austin Lucas I think saying that this chord has a place in an album like trout mask replica further proves that it sucks. Seriously that shit is not music.

[@rarebeeph1783]

@@samtheman123 "that shit is not music" is objectively wrong

[@bradleyard4195]

The song at the end sounds like really demented surf music. I dig it.

[@rigatoni144]

You've probably heard Mac DeMarco already, but if not check him out.

[@nickklok4955]

That headstock looks like Bart Simpsons' haircut.

[@drperkyreal4686]

Lol

[@Camaro1967RS-SS]

*skincut

[@nickklok4955]

@@Camaro1967RS-SS Haha

[@richiedagger733]

Its suppose to look like an "m" it's a blatant mosrite copy. Awesome design, the upside down strat style, the german carve, the distinctive angled pickup. Love it.

[@101Volts]

@@richiedagger733 Hey, you said it before I did. Yeah, it's a Mosrite Ventures (in shape, not tone) Copy. You said "German Cut," and while that's correct, that kind of carved top is more widely known as a "German Carve." And yes, the cut out on the headstock is supposed to be the top end of an M. The headstock was designed in the early 60s, long before the Simpsons.

[@dalebodmer]

Wow, at first I was thinking, "should be an interesting video." So it was. But your jam, at the end, really kicked ass! And to think, all those frets onthe neck, more notes I don't know! Also, saw that Neeley commented, hope he gets one next! Thanks Sammy G!

[@samuraiguitarist]

Thanks Dale!

[@suusukkbsh8775]

@@samuraiguitarist hi sammy g

[@f.garrettlondon7611]

That’s actually really cool sounding. Love the jam at the end.

[@robertfoshizzle]

I love that microtonality is starting to get more love in western music. It takes a while for your ears to adjust if you're used to western tonality, but the more you listen, the easier it becomes. I plan on using microtonality (at least initially) in my own music in the way you described -- as passing tones or "blues" notes. But depending on how it goes, I may end up diving in deeper. Really cool stuff!

[@K0r0n1s]

4:10 that chord is beautifully spicy. Could be a Game Over sound

[@samuraiguitarist]

Not all spices are good, are caraway seeds considered a spice? That chord is like caraway seeds

[@GoneAfterMidnight]

@@samuraiguitarist it's the lemon pepper chord. A spice but a very very very very bad spice

[@SuviTuuliAllan]

Sounds p sweet to me

[@isyourshitfixed]

@@GoneAfterMidnight lemon pepper on corn "on the cob" is good, but thats the only use I have for it..

[@GoneAfterMidnight]

@@isyourshitfixed I've got to try it

[@ShallieDragon]

I love the sort of off-kilter, "broken" vibe of the jam at the end. I think it would be right at home in like, a punk rock robot sort of aesthetic.

[@yurirepollo1494]

so king gizzard basically

[@Roxanneredpanda]

1:22 I never thought of microtonal embellishments like that before, very interesting use sammy g

[@theguyof360]

Perfect for all jazz musicians that want to play the wrong note

[@jaden_bricker]

On purpose this time

[@theguyof360]

@@jaden_bricker hahahahah

[@ff-qf1th]

wtf is a "wrong note"

[@theguyof360]

@@ff-qf1th every note in a jazz chord, every note on this guitar, etc.

[@reynaldogarcia643]

You're awesome in how THOROUGH you explain EVERYTHING!!! That truly is a rare gem to find in people! Thanks mate/ CHEERS!!

[@Rustyjamesman]

that song you played in the beginning sounded like Mac DeMarco's stuff from here comes the cowboy

[@malcolmforsythe4329]

I love that album

[@jacksonb8114]

i thought of Mac when i heard about this stuff after gizz. Would love to hear what Mac could come up with with a guitar like this

[@Oatmealyum]

I can hear how sammy sounds tired🤣🤣😂

[@1stcallllc422]

Nice job. Liked the song at the end.

[@dusk5121]

Well I heard he's a dad now so that'd explain it

[@coltz-pun7871]

Probably from searching for that phantom beep

[@thatellipsisguy8984]

Coltz-Pun or losing sleep over what’s going on in the hidden basement...

[@Oatmealyum]

@@dusk5121 yeah i think so too

[@richskater]

I've always wondered what they did with all those extra frets when they make fretless guitars. Thanks Sammy G.

[@nirvana613]

Wow that jam at the end was something else,I usually think of turkish music or eastern music in general when I think microtonal but you've really managed to change my perspective with that tune.Awesome job !

[@lasseborkbentson7526]

That first "sample" of what it can do made me smile more than anything in a long while :DDD keep it up

[@gmzanatta]

That ending jam kicked ass!

[@davidbell3678]

There are actually two drummers. Pretty sure one of them just plays the snare.

[@Chris-mc2dt]

Eric is a drum virtuoso. It’s well known that his excellent contributions to FMB were done with a limited, no-kick kit. But even more impressive was PMDB, where he managed to play his parts on a no-drum kit.

[@isaacshulevitz5444]

@gooby pls he was credited as doing nothing on PMDB

[@baconstudios4996]

Isaac Shulevitz r/wooosh

[@crabalockerfishwife643]

@@baconstudios4996 the wooosh is on you friend. also this is youtube... reddit.com/r/woooosh reddit.com/r/itswooooshwith4os

[@MAS7s]

Haha, that explains the comments on one of their live performances giving one of their drummers shit for belting out a couple fills.

[@thomaspappalardo7589]

“Want to sound like you only sort of know how to play guitar? Buy a microtonal guitar!”

[@Binizh23]

"The notes off, but not quite" - Microtonal Guitar

[@lueysixty-six7300]

Damn, you funky bruh! I especially dig that last jam with Octaver riff! P.s. the headstock looks like Bart Simpson.

[@Garmonnbozia]

You can check out "Tolgahan Çoğulu" on youtube. His whole channel is about microtonal guitars.

[@montlejohnbojangles8937]

Cenk Erdogan is another amazing Turkish microtonal player. ❤️

[@Kraschenkov]

İlter Kurcala slaps too, defintely worth checking out

[@caner9910]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4PWhJ2earmHp6s Right Here

[@jake52797]

The drums are actually tuned to microtones!

[@samtolputt979]

the drummers actually tune their drum kits to microtones, watch “peeling the flying microtonal banana”

[@kevinwilliams8849]

That was actually just a goof by cavs but I appreciate the reference nonetheless

[@SeifAndCo]

4:40 the drummers actually also tuned their drums to microtones on some of the songs on the album

[@gsmeeuwsen]

Cool! Guitarists have always been microtonal due to bending, but this opens up a whole new possibility for sliding and chords!

[@TheRomanoLV]

"What can you play with this new found freedom" Rattlesnake. All day long!

[@juliusnisonen2431]

Not gonna lie that thing you played with it soundes just like me playing wrong notes all over again on a backing track

[@Terra654]

I can already hear the confused screaming of people with relative or perfect pitch. It's like listening to 432hz music.

[@datbigboi5196]

Yep. Yep. Yep it’s disgusting, but cool

[@joshuapineda2654]

“The drummer well he just plays the drums” -samurai guitarist

[@freeelectron8261]

Love the micro-tonal blues at the end. You clearly like a challenge!!!

[@ChiilyFat]

i actually saw King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard at Vodafone Paredes de Coura in 2018 and i have to say .. it was do caralho!!

[@W7RSON]

BRASIL PORRA!!

[@NorigoPT]

Portugal Caralho

[@thatellipsisguy8984]

Does that translate as: A. Fucked up B. The shizzle C. An overdose of WTF?

[@MarcosSilva-kv9ej]

@@thatellipsisguy8984 yes

[@ChiilyFat]

@@NorigoPT D : do caralho It has no translation its a word above language and culture

[@havokmusicinc]

Some words and names to look up, to explore more microtonality: gamelan, the music system from Java and Indonesia; maqam, the scale system from across the middle east; raga, the scale system from India; and horo, the dance system from Bulgaria. Other good musics to check out are Appalachian folksong from America, and of course the blues, also from America. Many other countries have more obscure microtonal musics as well, such as Viet Nam. Some good western musicians who are important in microtonality: Harry Parch, who made a dizzying array of unique percussion instruments; Wendy Carlos, who was instrumental in the invention and eventual rise of the synthesizer as a musical instrument; Tolgahan Çogulu, who has invented a guitar with movable frets, Stephan Gerschlauer, who is making advances in microtonal jazz; and Sevish, who is making advances in microtonal EDM.

[@VictorGonzoShow]

4:40 Bassist: safe and sound. Drummer: roasted. Glenn Fricker: In shambles.

[@YeshtFR]

I spent months searching for King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard's nuclear fusion for i had forgotten the name of the song and the band.. I cannot possibly be more grateful for mentionning them, it instantly rang the bell lol

[@robertdicarlo4490]

Loved the 'Space-a-billy' jam at the end !! I'm a sucker for the minor key blues thing. Thanks

[@5688gamble]

I can play infinite notes on my violin, technically, though anything under a quarter tone would be barely noticeable. Now, actually writing music for it, suppose you could experiment with playing neutral chords other half augmented or half diminished chords, other than that passing notes or playing half sharp/flat keys (you'd need to do a key change somehow or it'd be pointless) or chords, experimenting with the intervals to find a nice sound! Seems like it could be fun, if I was a decent guitarist or violinist! They could at least have halved all the bottom frets and top frets up to the fourth, that way you could reach all the high/low microtonal notes, so long as the pattern allows you to string cross to fill in the gaps.

[@josephborderline]

Guitar Manufacturer: How many frets do you want? Samurai: Yes.

[@NoraNumber9]

Wow, I actually like that! It sounds like an overplayed tape left in the sun.

[@rena10009]

honestly you did a great job making those extra frets sound good. i mean this thing is a waste of money and a bad idea, but you definitely made the most of it.

[@kickinbackinOC]

I LOVE that riff at the end! Throws me into a funky Blues/ASMR/Metal groove! Gimme more! Gimme more!

[@TimestampMaster]

1:22 lo-fi 3:49 lick 4:11 Chord 5:24 lo-fi 5:56 Blues 7:23 rock

[@Vexnatos]

Looks like what Tolgahan Çoğulu would play if he played electric guitar

[@supermariasunshine2618]

King Gizzard says hi :P

[@CharlesMeriot]

lol

[@owenf2835]

@@CharlesMeriot wtf dude love ur videos didnt know u watched samurai guitarist

[@Michael-pj6zk]

i really really loved the demo you did towards the beginning with the guitar. really nice.

[@liquid7315]

I saw you play this on paul David's channel ... this guitar and your part was my favorite ; I know you dont really play metal stuff , but That tone just sounded muddy and dastardly , yet clear and evened out. Nice riff too. Awesome!

[@pisspp9059]

YES TALK MORE ABOUT MICROTONES I NEED ITTT

[@MichaelBestMusic]

Such a custom instrument to sound like me when I forget to tune... 😂

[@orhunbatuhan]

You should check out Tolgahan Cogulu, he is one of the pioneers on the matter.

[@alpertorun8001]

Yeah he is underrated genius.

[@alpertorun8001]

And ı can add erkan oğur too.He is the master of fretless guitar.

[@roberthiggins986]

That tune you worked out at the end of this video was fantastic!!!!

[@kingofmamurristan]

I love that demo u had at the beginning. It sounded like a mix of classic country solo guitar and something else which I don't know what to call

[@cenkocenk]

this aint weird tolgahan çoğulu (a microtonal guitarist from turkey) is famous with his microtonal 8 string guitar. he plays traditional turkish stuff with it.

[@everettcannon8941]

I feel like I may have had a part in getting him into Gizzard, I’m happy

[@danielbuhr4260]

Dude I love king gizzard and the lizard wizard. This explains their sound. Also i love saying their band name

[@tpsgrow]

They only really used microtones on Flying Microtonal Banana. They do have a very distinct sound though.

[@suicidaltendencies6303]

@@tpsgrow i think they used some microtonal tuning on some songs in nonagon infinity if i remember right, i could be wrong tho

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

@Daniel Buhr : Say it 5 times as fast as you can.

[@owenf2835]

@@suicidaltendencies6303 one solo in robot stop. the used a lot of microtones on gumboot soup and sketches of brunswick east as well

[@PocketCloyster]

OwenF Which songs on Sketches have microtonal guitar?

[@xtenthfloorx]

This is deff one of my fav vids of yours S.G. i dig it

[@ad-xf8bb]

I’M SO GLAD YOU MENTIONED KING GIZZARD.

[@Irken_maniaK]

Hey man. I loved that little fragment you improvised. Can i use it to loop it and make an exteded version? unless you make it yourself and post it on your channel. Both options would be fine by me. I do really want it to be a song so i can listen to it whenever i want. Thanks!

[@michaellarsen180]

When you only hear the guitar and think: "Tune it, god damnit!" xD

[@aniki937]

Only westerners feel that haha

[@paulpick7u770]

Microtonal guitar: "exists" Freetless guitar: da faq? \- _-/ Edit: omg hooow? o-o thanks for the likes :'D

[@maxwell9211]

That's what I was thinking when he was talking about a microtonal bass

[@ashiyannujoom]

Fret less doesn't give exact intonation or precision of the note , for most parts it's a good guess

[@lred1383]

@@ashiyannujoom I mean... if it's precise enough for 12TET music, i see no reason why going to 24TET would change it in any way

[@hpspacecraft713]

@@lred1383 I'm guessing that since 12TET is so ingrained in most people's heads it's easier to get to the approximate pitch than it is in 24TET

[@fperin1]

Jack Bruce was a classically trained cellist. He Played a fretless bass in Cream with Ginger Baker (drums) and Eric Clapton (guitar) in 1966.

[@Fyshbone]

I never thought I’d ever want to unhear a note before. And yet here I am.

[@bighugejake]

Mick Gordon's soundtrack to Doom Eternal used some microtonality in his djent riffs. On "The Only Thing They Fear Is You" at around 3:50 is when you hear it.

[@zhandostulenbayev6431]

Mac Demarco need this one

[@JaxonHaze]

Did I hear you say “summarize” as “samuraize?” I like to think so

[@ElDiablo-dj3qz]

Can we have that little track at the end? That's all.

[@hannes1734]

The Slogan "Music is the space between the notes" gets a completely new meaning with microtonal music

[@Bitariz]

Xenharmonic music can use more than tones because it can experiment with different temperament systems and harmonic structures, expanding the musical space. While microtonal music uses less than pitch intervals, making the steps between notes smaller than traditional tones and semitones!.