Tremolo Picking With Dark Intervals

Tremolo picking is something I've been practicing a lot the past month or two, striving to aquire more stamina, speed and accuracy. In this video, I explain the way I'm using the pick as well as demonstrate some intervals that can be used to evoke that dark Black Metal sound.
I played a DBZ Halcyon tuned to standard through a Line 6 TonePort UX-1 using Ezmix 2 preset, '51-Carve' in Reaper.
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[@CoreyHunter]

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[@Sunflowrrunner]

My new years resolution is to practice with the metronome at least 10 minutes a day. I've mostly been playing my piano, but I definitely want to pickup the guitar and clean up my tremolo picking. Thanks for the lesson!

[@ThisGuitarIsAWeapon]

I've been subscribed to you for years but I never get notifications anymore. Glad to see this. Love your channel and the gaps you fill in for the darker artists like me.

[@CoreyHunter]

As the cool kids say, 'hit the bell'.

[@estefhanowtfdj]

Wow I haven’t been here in a a while, you’ve lost hella weight and got a fresh cut looking good man, keep it going

[@andreasnielsen6244]

ngl, 00:08 was kind of rude

[@MetalHeadHippie]

Nice Corey Thanks.

[@joshuakenworthy8814]

This is a great one! I really enjoy your videos. Keep em coming!!

[@thejoker5958]

Fucking beautiful

[@ChinqMiau1]

Oooh this is a goodie. 🤘

[@ousama248]

Sick

[@wilfridsephiroth9213]

Question: when you tremolo pick at high speed, do you use economy or alternate picking?

[@CoreyHunter]

I use alternate picking.

[@wilfridsephiroth9213]

@@CoreyHunter thanks ;)

[@Sunflowrrunner]

Personally, I find alternate picking to be super important when it comes to tremolo, especially when doing faster 16th notes, or if you're really insane, 32nds as you only need to keep track of where your down strokes are at as long as your picking is even. So if you're counting, just make sure your downstrokes are on the 1, and, and your upstrokes should land on the e, a without thinking about it.