THE *BEST* ARPEGGIO TRICK TO WRITE METAL RIFFS!

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In this video, I explain to you all how I use arpeggios to write metal riffs.
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[@lucwilson1]

Love how you break down the music theory into something interesting and palatable. 🤘

[@thomask9577]

I think that song was Semi-Charmed Life.

[@xanderraymondcharles]

That’s it! Haha thanks for that

[@fuzzboi2712]

The song isn’t metal but those lyrics could be😂

[@bthompson1229]

Thanks for doing this! There are a lot guitar lessons on KZbin, but yours are very clear helpful. great length/level of depth

[@OldManTenno]

This works for me because you made it relatable, therefor easier to understand. You do great music, but also showed that you are also a great teacher. Thank you for being passionate about your craft and willing to help others like be able to understand and be inspired to work on music.

[@saitenkiller]

Very, very nice! I really like the making the link from theory, to practise to actual riff writing. Hope you'll be doing more of these in the future!

[@greglegge3389]

Excellent stuff Ray!! Love your theory vids.

[@iamdecentatguitar1091]

Door vid my dude, one of the best guitar KZbinrs out there rn, keep up the good work! 😁🎉

[@TheGalilee416]

I casually watch your videos but this one is outstanding!! Subbed. Thanks Ray!

[@Capwhiz]

Youre a natural teacher ray!! Amazing breakdown and step by step explanation!

[@williamcooper6069]

Awesome job.i don't know if u have any teaching background but i imagine you would be extremely effective teacher.u always have. A great positive attitude and that was a very well break down.yhank you brother.

[@mrk4510]

Ya that's a really cool idea. I gotta play around with that. Thanks. 👊😎

[@chemo86]

Damn Ray I didn't know you were so good at theory! Thanks for this lesson, I'm gonna practice this tomorrow!

[@27retrodaze]

It made incredible sense... Thank you, XRC... 🤘

[@ethanlarson5025]

This video actually helped out a lot I never really understood what arpeggios were until now

[@xanderraymondcharles]

im glad I could help!

[@nickshades6727]

Definitely need more videos like this.

[@mcchurch118]

Bro that demo was absolutely slamming 🤘🔥🔥🤘

[@Rocktalk101]

very cool leasson Ray well done!

[@scottb8540]

Really cool video man. Only recommendation to make it 10/10 would be to add visuals for people that don’t understand the shit like if you had the chords in a key written on the screen. Well done!

[@scumdog_soldier3383]

Cool stuff, I really need to start trying to learn more lol

[@billahler7728]

Much appreciated seriously!

[@WardGuitarCabinets]

Great video man 🤘🏼

[@olivermoller8133]

Thanx Ray , keep up

[@draleigh8881]

very cool! 🔥🔥🤘🤘

[@YeahButStilll]

3:07 yo I’ma keep it real with you. That album, the one with the “due due due” song, is low-key a masterpiece. Seriously, it goes hard.

[@JSaltyfabricator]

Stay Metal, Ray 🤙

[@dustenmcfadden1697]

And this video is why you are STAY METAL RAY🤘 making cowboy chords metal

[@codylivingston7825]

Thank you

[@padraigmaclochlainn8866]

Love your look, Snoopwolf

[@kagenotatsumaki]

Holy shit I never would have thought to use arpeggios for a riff like that... Thanks for teaching dumbasses like me! XD

[@Merjia]

Dude. I can’t wait to get home from work and try these out.

[@jdp2628]

Dude these videos are awesome.

[@xanderraymondcharles]

Glad you like them!

[@coleramus561]

great video

[@xanderraymondcharles]

Hey thanks so much!

[@psychoslingers8732]

Ray, you lost me at “Hey everyone, I’m Ray, a guitarist here on KZbin” Just kidding, good little lesson. You should do more of these types of videos on KZbin.

[@TheDedloc]

4:35 this is a really good lesson here... if I could just add on to it. Do you know how to play octives? Of course you do. Octives are all the same notes. So , if you are doing ur arpagio pattern starting from G on the low E string, you can very quickly grab the G octive on the D string and repeat literally the exact same pattern and make it an exercise to work through all the strings. This is how you learn to play in different keys :)

[@archshadow2022]

Do you think you could do a video on explaining how to get good metal tone on low watt amps?

[@battlescarred4271]

I seem to remember a lesson similar to this video were there was some heavy thrash kinda stuff with this technique 🤔

[@creepymcpeepers]

Kool

[@Skwid-Lives]

I want to see a breakdown of that riff at the end you wrote.

[@rocklandrevolution2139]

That's badass brother. Would love to have you on my radio show Rockland revolution. Hmu.

[@davids2629]

Ray you should try one of those bass VI since it’s basically a baritone lol

[@elementscars]

Lions at the Gate 🤘

[@konsocosmin3332]

Hi Ray,the link with the music theory does't open for me...i'm from Romania(europe) is it counts

[@timjenkins502]

Also correct me if I am wrong but the way you showed here each position(arpeggio) you moved up the fretboard would also be the same spots as the modes in g.

[@xanderraymondcharles]

Yup exactly!

[@truter_bass_on]

Please make a song on that riff you wrote xD

[@serhiiderkach8126]

It interesting. But how do I write drums for metal riffs? That sounds so complex

[@bigmike9527]

Metallica,Cliff Burton anesthesia/pulling teeth 🤘🤘

[@tjkong4381]

How much for a lesson?

[@HeavensLostProperty-t7i]

1st

[@davidtoken285]

See if a Les Paul can handle drop A 🤘

[@vorpalblades]

The notes in an arpeggio don't need to be played in succession.

[@dougstubbs4351]

You talk too muc😢