When drop B tuning kicks in

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[@jonniedarko9419]

Bro why was someone crying lmfao

[@daniel_kadatskih]

Long story With happy end

[@J_Schecter]

​@@daniel_kadatskih it scared tf out of me. I thought the sound was irl near me

[@gergoretvari6373]

probably because changing strings on a floyd rose

[@ayeapprove]

@@gergoretvari6373 Yes, that would have went different with a stoptail

[@MrBiteme39]

Cause a Charvel with a Floyd went a perfect fifth down from standard E People whine It's okay

[@zakk6505]

Someone gettin a whoopin 😂

[@brettflower8058]

That wasn't a normal noise

[@ilikevideos4868]

"Babe come to bed, change the strings tomorrow😭😭😭😭" "Haha, drop B go CHUG CHUG"

[@asmitsharma70]

Bros lil bro got a whooping 💀

[@bornmuser215]

hell yeah love when the strings slapping against the guitar are louder than the amp

[@n8dahman559]

Sounds so metal right?

[@incredifunk]

I agree with that could have turned the amp up so we can actually hear something

[@brettyates7082]

I was about to say the same!

[@jeffp.7598]

You have to subscribe, then he turns the amp up.

[@kindachubby]

Hope the person in the background is making a full recovery

[@FanaticDrummer]

Bro was dropping a brown note in the bathroom

[@adamcastro6926]

🎉

[@aliensphyncter9528]

That noise killed me I thought it was the beginning of the song he was gunna play

[@macncheeandhawtdogs6621]

Drop C# is my most fav tuning

[@brendanh3952]

Drop C# and drop B are my favs 🤙

[@macncheeandhawtdogs6621]

@@brendanh3952 Real. Drop B is my next favorite to C#

[@vexedpixels]

Drop C# absolutely slaps, best of the higher tunings

[@DexterTheMethOrphann]

I like drop A

[@manbearpig228]

Sorry, but you're gay((

[@austinneves7559]

Best drop tuning ever

[@StepBrollo]

The Tswift sibling crying knowing what's about happen

[@zealvalharriah9723]

Moral of the story, don't buy a floyd rose.

[@sleepforever8378]

Lol

[@MoneyBooBoo]

cuz tuning one string means detuning all the others

[@iambrowntown2]

It’s a pain but the whammy play is unmatched

[@sleepforever8378]

@@iambrowntown2 just bend the string

[@iambrowntown2]

@@sleepforever8378 it’s not the same, you can’t get a lower note by bending

[@bigdoinks4202]

that screw made such an odd sound 💀

[@SteveGuitarTech]

All right I'm going to subscribe You got me laughing with that person crying in the background 😭🤣

[@andrepalomaro353]

Just a heads up! Got a little too much bridge noise for this one! Next time put us next to the amp ❤

[@DigitalDZ7]

Cool..we know what your strings sound like. Maybe next video we can hear what it sounds like through an amp.

[@ZORBZ666]

I'm using drop be for my newer songs it's sounding nice in mix adds to the extra low end for bass too

[@Paddy-xi3oc]

Idk how to explain but this tuning does the thing, it just does

[@blackholestudios9284]

Very sick riffs dude 🔥

[@Hadouken5150]

Hahahaha you must have the downs.

[@Nathaniel_The_Evil_One]

​@@Hadouken5150 Something tells me you were dropped on the head as a baby

[@seanoh7677]

Try adding more springs to the back. I swear it makes it so that it requires less tension on the neck and makes tuning more stable, but I've never seen anyone else mention or confirm this.

[@incredifunk]

I'm currently trying just that out

[@arthurspearguitar]

Me watching this playing double drop B on an 8-string baritone 😂

[@PleaseForgiveYourself]

Let the metalcore begin.

[@Untoldanimations]

I’m rocking 7 string drop A as god intended

[@WoWMinGM]

I love seven strings, not only for the tuning but also how they feel to play

[@benebluesman]

Sometimes mine ends a half step down for Ab drop 7 string goodness, but usually it's drop A, rarely is it in B or Bb standard. And i think its a .70 maybe .74.. used to use a bass string with a massive ball end that stuck out the back. Hard to go that low on a 25.5" scale.

[@martingarricks6209]

drop G# or gtfo

[@Untoldanimations]

@@martingarricks6209 who is using that lol

[@martingarricks6209]

@@Untoldanimations sworn in, periphery, meshuggah, slipknot

[@reptilesfishandmore]

Drop Bb has also entered the chat......one of my favorite tuning to use

[@ericandrews1661]

I can't imagine strings or tunings like that. I thank God I'm a child of the 80s...and 9's tuned standard or Eb.

[@therewasascene]

Ayyyy drop B! I’ve been using that for a while and really liked it but I learned an In Flames song and then came up with one of my own so it’s about to stay a half step down

[@virginityrocks6280]

Drop b flat forever

[@chriswhite2901]

i love drop a#

[@TheLowest]

@@chriswhite2901 ah the timeless argument, drop B flat vs drop A#

[@oopsydaizi3s824]

Somewhere in between forever

[@Cobra4993]

@@TheLowest if you take a baritone guitar and tune it to that tuning, it's drop A# because you're tuning it up. If you take a standard guitar and tune down, it's drop Bb. That's not official or anything, but that's how I like to look at it lol

[@adeebighani8807]

Such a fun tuning! I wish more bands used it

[@YTiswoke]

Drop B enters ,Talent walks right out

[@clowwwwwwwn]

veil of maya would like a word with u

[@daniel_kadatskih]

lol

[@h3r3tic66]

And then you wonder how Mick Thompson puts 62s on his guitar for Drop B, dont even get me started on drop A

[@daniel_kadatskih]

Ye, i'm kind of tempting to put .60 on it. .58 is good, but for fast alt picking a bit flubby

[@APT420]

​@@daniel_kadatskihbuy a baritone guitar and put 14-68 strings on it. Thank me later.

[@Lowfe]

I have 62s on my guitar for drop A to drop G usually. If I’m doing anything lower than that then I just pitch shift

[@h3r3tic66]

@@Lowfe same here actually

[@danparry834]

I thought Mick used 11-58?

[@Peatman]

Drop-A is where it's at.

[@theeobeastone5068]

The sound of fresh strings is music to my ears ❤

[@illsubrecords]

It doesnt even sound low to my brain anymore😂 Drop E 8 string gang rise up! Grabbing a bass vi next lol

[@jcwoodstl]

Good memories. I played in a Drop B band in the late 90’s-early 00’s and also had a Floyd but I never used the tremolo on it. I just liked the locking aspect for tuning stability.

[@hoangquannguyenlece3810]

i love the pinch harmonic's sound. yah that's the shitttt

[@horror_fam0847]

Love the sound of brand new strings

[@kurtshirvinski836]

.058 ain't anything chief, I use a stringjoy .074 for Drop A# and had to ream out my tuner post but it sounds so fucking massive it's worth it😂😂

[@daniel_kadatskih]

Well that's what i called purposefulness 😁

[@kurtshirvinski836]

You should try a stringjoy custom set sometime, they're a little expensive but so worth it. I haven't been able to go back since switching. For Drop A# and Drop B I use .012, .016, .024w, .032, .044, .068 as a balanced set and the tension is stellar. I personally like a thicker 6th string and use a .074 but .068 is a good start

[@jacketyt6992]

talk about overkill

[@kurtshirvinski836]

@@jacketyt6992 it's so worth it man, it's huge and a lil tense but the tradeoff is that it sounds absolutely huge and keeps my bass response tight and clear no matter how hard I play. Plus it never goes out of tune

[@jacketyt6992]

@@kurtshirvinski836 "a lil tense" for Drop A#? Sure, I have .074 on my 7-string in Drop E, granted it is a 27" multiscale. Can't imagine that on a 25.5" scale guitar, let alone a 6-string, tho I did play around with the thought of putting a .070 on mine.

[@AgentFlea]

We used to joke that by 2023 guitars will be tuned to Drop Z

[@thisisjames4474]

I thought I was the only human being that still rocks an original Charvel. Noice!!

[@sannyhbm216]

Bruh the biggest pain is i have to unwind the 80 gauge string for drop F in order to fot thru the locking tuner on my E-II baritone

[@harshgarrett]

Drop F, who you do think you are? Tosin Abasi?

[@sannyhbm216]

@@harshgarrett tosin isnt only drop f hes drop e and lower i play stuff like northlane on it

[@Lowfe]

I’ve gotten to the point where I just have to pitch shift everything. Especially if it’s something like Loathe or Black Tounge where it’s double drop C or B

[@amelveambitzya3592]

@@Lowfe SAME, except i have a floyd rose... i adjust

[@daniel_kadatskih]

that is funny

[@peachmelba1000]

If you live in an apartment and can't turn up, or you don't have a DAW to capture audio, you can keep the volume on the amp low as you have it in the video, and still get a decent shot by placing the camera upright on a chair close to the amp, and then sit instead of stand. You'll get more volume and less pick noise.

[@lazrbeam117]

If you keep grinding that string thru the fr nut like that it will make a groove and affect tuning stability as it will allow the string to move freely, requiring over tightening the nut clamp and potentially stripping the the bolt or the bolt head itself, I learned this the hard way getting all get issues needing a replacement r3 nut for my Jackson slat

[@alongfortheride95]

My schecter is at drop A now with 12s on it. Plays great. No Floyd either.

[@daniel_kadatskih]

And what gauge is your 6th string?

[@alongfortheride95]

@@daniel_kadatskih I think 52 or 56 I can’t remember. They’re the Ernie ball regular 12s set

[@SorrowAngel97]

How does it play? I personally use 64 gauge for Drop A

[@incredifunk]

Using a custom set of 13s myself. On an original Floyd. Took some doing

[@KseniaEfimova-h3v]

I imagine what you feel when double drop b will kick in

[@titans2720]

I use 13 56 for anything from drop C down to drop A, currently in C standard and I wouldn’t change em for anything, I know people probably think the 13’s are too tight but It keeps me from over bending past a full step and if I press really hard on the strings accidentally it won’t make the note sharp like light gauge strings would.

[@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799]

Sp you tune a 13" to D? Ouch.

[@titans2720]

@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 13’s are fine for drop C and even D and you can still bend full steps without slicing your fingers open like a baritone. 13 56 is the most flexible set of strings I’ve ever tried being able to handle c and a perfectly fine it’s not until G you start seeing and hearing problems and also you can tune 13’s to standard tuning one time there was a miscommunication with a luthier who put my guitar in standard, I was surprised he was able to tune it that high without breaking a string lmao

[@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799]

@titans2720 a luthier tuned your guitar with 13-s to STANDARD? Damn. I'm really surprised that the strings (or the neck, lol) didn't snap. That's some nice strings you have there

[@titans2720]

@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 oh trust me I’ve broken many strings so I was just as surprised 😆 I use the daddario nyxl’s they just sound a little meaner than the standard daddarios and I guess are apparently stronger too haha

[@OmnipotentSag]

That pinch harmonic made me subscribe. ❤

[@lucasmiller4312]

You don't have to put the entire string through the tuner. You can unwind the outer wrapped string off the biggest strings and put only the core of the string through the tuner. Must be careful not to unwind it too far

[@chriskeyes713]

I got 58s in my semi hollow body…. It is warm and dark and makes you wanna break shit. Been doing that for years. I use 7 string strings and lose the high B. Works perfect. Keeps em tight and right.

[@Mrbrownstone1874]

90s tuners Before everything was stupid

[@timmywysong]

I've been rockin in Drop B for the past 8 yrs, and I just use heavy 10's on my Schecter, does just fine. And it has a Floyd Rose, as well. Never had no issues at all. Keep rockin!!

[@quantumsword296]

Try elixir lights. They go all the way down to drop B (I use A low to high which is a step down) and play way smoother than heavy gauge strings. Switching to those strings was like sleeping in a bed for the first time in a decade lol

[@notstonks20]

"Look what they need to mimic even a fraction of our power" - 7 string I'm having fun with drop G on my 7 at the moment

[@metalfan7270]

Fresh strings sound great

[@Seven7Pain1]

Drop C on six string and Drop A on my 7 string are my go to tunings im using 11-58 on my 6 string and 11-62 on my 7 string so I can tune lower I just prefer those tunings

[@bbfan079]

Pinched harmonic was orgasmic!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@Emmanuel.Ladella]

That's a sexy guitar broski!!!

[@mariodriessen9740]

I wanted heavy strings for very different reasons. I didn’t want to downtune the guitar, I just wanted heavier strings. I don’t remember how heavy they were, because I already used a regular set of 12’s, but I wanted to go extreme. It was either 12/60 or 14/68 (I can tell, because I bought both sets at the same time in the same store where I used to buy everything - I only needed to look it up and I did). Anyway, I had an old Fender ‘Dan Smith’ hardtail Stratocaster from early 1982 with the regular F stamped slotted Fender tuners. So I’m not entirely sure if I wanted to use a .060 or a .068, but I couldn’t get that string into the hole. That is to say, I wasn’t sure, because the slot was too narrow. And I thought it would be a good idea to widen the slot using a knife and gently wiggle both sides of the post farther apart. Needless to say one of the sides snapped. I should’ve known, but I forgot these tuners were made using die cast. I’m pretty sure now that it was the .060 string. After half of that split shaft broke I could reach the hole in the center of it and it just barely fitted the hole. I remember not understanding how you can’t fit a .060 gauge string on/in a regular string post. In the fifties many guitarists used heavy strings. Ridiculous! 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@therandomdj124]

drop b for me is type o negative vibes 😂😂😂

[@Atlastheyote222]

Oh baby it’s chug-o-clock

[@Smothzilla]

LMFAO BRO WHAT HAPPENED IN THE BACKGROUND I DIDN’T EVEN NOTICE AT FIRST 💀😭

[@CalebA_Guitarist]

I never seen a guitar with fine tuners And that’s a sick riff

[@necroticzxx]

That some guitar asmr

[@justinbowen1183]

I would be crying too if i had to retune a floating bridge 😂 restringing it is pretty easy and relaxing however its the tuning part thats a royal bastard 😭😭😭

[@Boomheyyou]

Love that tuning

[@MisterRorschach90]

My band played in c or c sharp. I played a tom delong strat. It was not meant for that kind of tuning. To get around this I used acoustic strings. Oh boy it sounded amazing.

[@robertstone9325]

Been my tuning since i was 16. Thank you slipknot for showing this tuning to me originally. Most kids find drop D or C. I found B lol

[@SlyHikari03]

Someone was crying because floyd roses are hard to tune. But they are worth it when you finally get them in tune.

[@Egg-yolk-boy]

I have one of my guitars tuned to C Standard for my own music i use 13-56 gauge strings and the 56 is such and effort to get through the locking tuner

[@softsalad]

I’m so mad about having a floyd rose its so fucking inconvenient 😂 the way the tuning stays pretty much permanent is really nice though

[@raena_emerituscobain]

what no i want a Floyd rose Am i stupid Is this a joke What is going on bc i NEED a Floyd Rose😭

[@softsalad]

@@raena_emerituscobain you see the locking nuts at the head and the tremolo claw on the back inside the body that he uses the screwdriver on? Every single. Time. You. Change. Tune (say from e standard to d standard) Every single time. You have to rebalance the entire system, the tremolo, and the intonation screws are a whole nother story. The benefits are being able to crank the hell out of that tremolo (whammy bar) like a mf and stay practically perfectly in tune (reference dimebag darell of pantera!) and an overall stability of the tuning even after being left for longer periods of time. Certainly not for the faint of heart lmao

[@bonehead7460]

C# standard or drop b is amazing especially with 12-60 gauge on an ibanez

[@TheMassdistortion]

this is the first time I have seen a neck with that head-stock, that didn't have the truss-rod adjustment by the nut.

[@brpadington]

Floyd's can be a pain for sure. Especially tunings like this where one string is dropped lower.

[@RodFarva-w9u]

I cam comfirm that when you hit that open string drop b that lil riff after is almost natural to play right after

[@John-pf7se]

Beautiful

[@brandonproctor3639]

Really makes me want to setup my guitar with the Floyd to drop b. I have a 7string in drop A so maybe drop C. Idk.. it’s kind of a pain in the ass to setup the floyds. Easy but time consuming

[@LunarRhine]

my favorite tuning personally

[@grabacactus5709]

drop d called, he said he wants his job back

[@xuanki1]

When you play on Double Drop D, Drop B sounds like a baby guitar, Drop it MOOOOORE

[@mentox6592]

Oh boy I remember tuning my 24.75 inch guitar to drop A for a band (they had 7 strings but i didnt) and i ended up with a .68 It took some convincing to make that string fit lol

[@daniel_kadatskih]

lol

[@davidjimenez1765]

Dude a Floyd Rose like mine! You don’t see a whole lot of restringing those though.

[@georgecass7581]

All the spring and truss rod adjustments are worth it for that low B power chord

[@anthavoc_2871]

Dudes got his Kurt cobain ark

[@M4roonSheep]

Thats madness

[@uselessagent7342]

definitely need to turn the amp up you can hear more pick attack than tone

[@BebilBamsey27]

I use 56-58 for D standard-Drop C. 68-70 for Drop B or A/A#

[@waynebaker8694]

I’m still waiting for drop b to enter the chat

[@weee90]

Imagine doing all that work to tune to drop B then playing those riffs

[@Seeyaspaceman]

Gotta upgrade to that 7 string

[@d3th_2_all]

You’re thinking of B Standard. Drop B is a 6 string tuning unless you want to tune up a 7 string for some reason

[@TheRoboticFerret]

​@@d3th_2_allThat is exactly why they suggested a 7 string, you can have your low B without getting crazy string gauges on your 6 string and still play in standard too.

[@danischeesus]

You should try AGCFAD. (Or if your feeling ballsy GAGFAD) You get the heavy low open chugs and string tension without having to use big ass strings, plus octave power chords. I use 11-64

[@Lowfe]

A standard is great, although I only really go in that tuning for Knocked Loose

[@iamjoelex1]

Turn that UP

[@PeteyPablo-89]

This is an asmr video

[@chancekennedy730]

Meanwhile I'm over here in drop f #😂😂

[@Silmarillion69]

Drop A kicks this ass

[@romanthegambler6966]

"58 is too thick" wait till you try 64

[@guardofmartyrs]

This is what we always play in.

[@stonecold8365]

for thicker strings on the top side i drill a slightly bigger hole so there’s no issue lol

[@SirJake03]

Surprised the whole video isn’t tuning, can’t believe you did that with a floyd. If I tried to do that on the Jackson I used to own I’m pretty sure the bridge would have melted

[@TheMickey0718]

I guess only a few years later they started using wider holes in the pegs? I fit a pack of mammoth slinkys, which have a .62 bottom just fine on my 2005 Les Paul Double Cut Special. Also play in drop b 😎

[@juanvaldez5422]

Must of been hell keeping a drop B in tune on a Floyd lol

[@KNDMofficial]

I love my 8 string for a reason.

[@Guitarmalade]

YES!!!

[@GoldGn111]

Give you guys credit , i bought another guitar before messing around with the perfectly balanced floyed