RIFF WARZ!!! Chugg Norris vs Dan Travis vs ????

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DanTravis62 said:
That what you guys tells yourselves so you don't feel bad for not practicing šŸ¤£
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I like the way your soloing has come along, but you have heard the typical rock guy. He plays the c cowboy chord with a few more simple barely distorted chords (a, g, d?) then you have this long sustained note probably bent 1/4, then the walk up the scale with a few accidentals. It is just endlessly the same boring sound
 
Smash said:
I like the way your soloing has come along, but you have heard the typical rock guy. He plays the c cowboy chord with a few more simple barely distorted chords (a, g, d?) then you have this long sustained note probably bent 1/4, then the walk up the scale with a few accidentals. It is just endlessly the same boring sound
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That's fine to not want to hear boring nuno and evh solos, but i play neither, and drop K death metal is just as cliche and exhausting to listen to as PLX playing the same pentatonics over and over again

NowYou'rePlayingWithPower said:
Could use a bit more work, but just between you and me...

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I really like the atmosphere in the middle part lisa, it's got a serious vibe
 
DanTravis62 said:
That's fine to not want to hear boring nuno and evh solos, but i play neither, and drop K death metal is just as cliche and exhausting to listen to as PLX playing the same pentatonics over and over again



I really like the atmosphere in the middle part lisa, it's got a serious vibe
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That's the part that's just between you and me :ROFLMAO:
 
DanTravis62 said:
drop K death metal is just as cliche and exhausting to listen to as PLX playing the same pentatonics over and over again
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If the "k" in the "drop k" is a nondescript variable, then that is something different. But if it is a variable for sub d tuning, then i am kind of there with you. I think doing some of the fast riffs in Eb and drop D is pretty cool.

If you are just hating on death metal in general, then you wash your mouth out with soap.

I like your musical style, but with that right hand, i sometimes want to drop your IQ a bit and make some death metal riffs for me to listen to, especially since you keep in the same tunings as me
 
Smash said:
If the "k" in the "drop k" is a nondescript variable, then that is something different. But if it is a variable for sub d tuning, then i am kind of there with you. I think doing some of the fast riffs in Eb and drop D is pretty cool.

If you are just hating on death metal in general, then you wash your mouth out with soap.

I like your musical style, but with that right hand, i sometimes want to drop your IQ a bit and make some death metal riffs for me to listen to, especially since you keep in the same tunings as me
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I like low tuned death metal. I just prefer to do it on 7 strings/multiscales, and I don't have one atm
 
Smash said:
This is so strange..so is it the intonation that bothers you?
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It always sounds out of tune to me. Even my own shit sounds a hair out of tune to me sometimes, but 6 strings tuned past c or so just sound completely sour to my ear
 
DanTravis62 said:
It always sounds out of tune to me. Even my own shit sounds a hair out of tune to me sometimes, but 6 strings tuned past c or so just sound completely sour to my ear
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Aha. That is crazy. I thought it was more snobbish.

The low tunings dont really work in person with me. They sound bad and kind of hurt my ear akin to digital distortion (spiking the track in reaper)

That is why i sold my seven string
 
I play 7's all the time! I don't tune low either. My 7's are in B flat or A standard that's it. Just takes some time to adjust amp settings compared to a six. Usually what you have dialed in for a six string needs to be adjusted for a 7 but not by much, just a little less gain.
 
MetalThrasher said:
I play 7's all the time! I don't tune low either. My 7's are in B flat or A standard that's it. Just takes some time to adjust amp settings compared to a six. Usually what you have dialed in for a six string needs to be adjusted for a 7 but not by much, just a little less gain.
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That 100% could have been my problem. Plus the amp(s) i was running at the time was not optimal for that tuning
 
Smash said:
That 100% could have been my problem. Plus the amp(s) i was running at the time was not optimal for that tuning
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Yeah i've never really encountered that issue dialing in 7s for amps, it's generally just a bit less gain and the EQ worked around a bit

7s and 8s do generally have more modern sounding pickups too
 
Chug so hard and break a .56...the storm is coming...
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