Arch Echo - "Red Letter" | Archetype Petrucci Playthrough 

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You Guys are Amazing, one of the best things i`ve heard in a long Time 💗

The original version sounds leaps and bounds better than rhis you guys are still good players though the nueral shit always sounds really weak dick

Is this your master Adam? It sounds a little different from Ermins. Definitely loving it!

YOOO YOU GUYS ARE CRACKED ON THE STRINGS

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Saw them live twice (one opening for Dream Theater last year and last night when they opened for Haken). Definitely became a fan after seeing them the first time.

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Yep. High octane jazz metal. They're incredible.

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Ya another instance of neural copying an artists Axe fx tones just get a Fractal if you want their actual tones

@@BurntMcgurnt I have 2 Axe Fx units and it just isn't the most convenient method to get great tones for recording imo and I am all about convenience and time savings since I don't have much free time these days. I recorded 2 albums with my Axe Fx units and between the tons of menus and manual reamping they take way more time for me than just using a good plugin and some good cab irs. And endlessly tweaking plugins is eaiser for late mix editing imo as well. I can get good tones with the Axe Fx units but for me it takes way too long and I never feel satisfied with it. Also, the artist presets for the Axe Fx that are online always sound bad to me probably because they sound good in their mix and not mine. In a gig circumstance the Axe Fx or my Helix is the way to go. But if Neural makes a decent floor product like the Helix that included their artist plugins and modified them for pedal use I would definitely buy it. I don't like their current floor model because of its design. Maybe you agree with some of these statements or maybe not. To each their own.

or just prog

Father please color wheel me some more it’s been too long

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company-wise, strandberg were "first", cutted the head because they could and 'cause they were terrific in terms of ergonomics, for once, guitarists didn't blame them for it, but appreciated the travel-ready, even flying ready guitar case because in the new prog-rock-math-rock-generation you didn't have a rocknroll-ready truck anymore, but space is essential and it's about 15 centimeters you lose with the head - they matter. and exactly those guitarists formed the counter-revolution to plastic pop in the mid 2010s, so, while everyone was playing strandberg, others jumped on that train, kids weren't ashamed or scared of the new designs because "aesthetics" already went into so much variety, so it didn't play a role like it did in the times influenced by the big rock bands like the 90s, now your next door guitarist on instagram is much more important for a lot of people. so, to answer the question; where were the headless-guitar-guys, before headless guitars became a thing again? they were there, at home, in their bands, playing ibanez AZ's or RG's or something other (look at plini's "atlas" playthrough, one of the most known strandberg players today), but they were also there and ready in 2015 til 2017, where the new math-rock-wave emerged, at the same time strandberg went from custom shop to regular production, so... it happened, they didn't came from nowhere, but it clearly influenced itself on both sides...

@@tobimm2 thanks for your reply! My comment was kinda sarcastic, but it's actually informative. I'm not a fan right now, but it's a personal taste and a bit old-fashioned thinking too

​@@antares4975 you're welcome, i did it for those who wanted to know it - or didn't know they wanted to know it. knowledge is good and it's a really interesting thing if you think about. those things were dead or at least nerd a few years ago, now they're everywhere again.

@@tobimm2 I’m Getting a strandberg this summer it’s a Boden OS I’m so excited look so comfortable to play and looks very good with nerd strap

Yeah im a huge fan of prog but honestly it's becoming so oversaturated, the amount of bands that have amazing musicians thst will never be large simply because 2000 bands sound identical to you, kind of depressing.

@@Owtyg23 Yo can you name some of those 2000 bands that sound exactly like Arch Echo? Cause I haven't found many and I want more.

@@Escensei You rock for this comment. 🙌 When you get an answer, let me know. 😜

@@Escensei periphery, sikth, animals as leaders, and any band with the word interval or textures in the name. or just lookup videos of headless kiesel guitars.

@@sqlb3rn Yeah I am familiar with all of those (in fact I even play a headless Kiesel guitar lmao) and they really don't sound similar at all IMO, especially compared to Arch Echo. There is a lot more to these band than the amount of strings and scale lengths their guitars have.

Exactamente igual? Me gustaría saber que grupos tocan exactamente igual que Arch Echo, que quiero encontrar mas de este estilo y no lo consigo

@@DEM94 HAY QUE SABER BUSCAR MATERIAL. LA MAYORÍA DE LOS GUITARRÍSTAS RONDANDO LOS 25 NO SÓLO ESCUCHAN CON LOS OJOS CUANDO VAN A COMPRARSE LA GUITARRA SINO QUE SE HAN EMPACHADO DE GUTHRIE, DE HOWE Y MESHUGGAH, EN EL MEJOR DE LOS CASOS DE LO CONTRARIO HAY OTRA LEGION DE HENSON QUE NI DA PARA HABLAR.

@@DEM94 EN ESTOS ULTIMOS AÑOS YA HE ESCUCHADO POR LAS REDES A CERCA 40 PERSONAS RESOLVIENDO MUY SIMILAR TODO LO Q TOCAN, NO ES UNA CASUALIDAD, LO LAMENTO SOY OBJETIVO. LLAMALO LIKS, CHOPS, DA LO MISMO, TODO COPY-PASTE. lOS INVITAS A IMPROVIZAR Y SE PIERDEN LA GRABACIÓN POR NO SABER COMO.

@@nanoareva83 pues exactamente igual que los de 40, que escucharon Hendrix, Van Halen y 4 mas. Las influencias funcionan así.

@@DEM94 las influencias son una cosa y la madurez otra. Antes de tocar una frase de otro, busco una propia. Todos se estàn dando la cabeza contra la lampara como una mosca. Los buernos solistas de guitarra escuchan saxofonistas por eso hacen la diferencia. Esto se queda en el comùn.