Cannibal Corpse: Scourge of Iron (Kevin Danneman) 

How did you type that out to sound so perfect 🤣

Pure energy ,a locomotive of sound crushing everything in its path

wait until you discover power electronics ;)

​@@paveantelic7876 And harsh noise :)))

@@lhzawk that's not even metal. there's not a drop of metal in there. we don't have time for poseurs.

@@guitarplayer1495 it's not metal, it's a genre of noise music

Once you learn it, you can't stop playing it

Gorgeous and brutal

Dude fuck yes!

newbie

What is the guitar tuning of this song?

@@froilanjasareno2532 I believe drop d

@UCNuB6vashXHTF40MW2aoAxw fuck off. I've been a fan since 1995 and it's one of my favorite CC songs too. Dont be an insecure pussy.

@@ComputerTech95 Hell nah it's G# Standard.

Thanks!

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@@Abasedbymygrief lol ikr. Some people get way to technical with this shit

Nothing technical was said. The axe fx has polyphonic pitch shifting. Meaning it shift the pitch of more than one note being played at a time. Thus dude keeps his PRS in standard tuning and uses the pitch shifter on the fractal unit, instead of tuning hus guutars up and down to match the song tuning. Thr axe fx pitch shifter is better than the digitech drop tune and morpheus drop tune pedals. That was my statement

@@mrhamburgler480 yeah, I use the Drop pedal when I wanna play this song, BUT it only goes down 7 semitones, so your guitar has to at least be in eb if you wanna get to Cannibal's tuning. (what is it like, gb standard?) its polyphonic as well but the tracking can get iffy when you go really, its most ideal that you use the lowest tuned guitar you have lying around, the thicker strings are easier to track. its much more affordable to if you don't wanna cut your arm off and sell both your kidneys to get a fractal. (even though I totally would if they accepted body parts as payment)

@@mrhamburgler480 Dont waste your time explaining shit to people that will never become more than m,ediocre at anything in their life, cause things are "way "to" technical"

I would probably thank you for that.

I decided it's excellent, you can thank))@@KevinDanneman

Thanks man.

@@KevinDanneman all credits to you. playing is flawless, and I'm always impress to see those 25' scale guitars tuned that low, sound that powerfull and intonate that well. can you please tell what size are the low strings please??

That's kind of you. So the strings I'm using here are actually Power Slinky .11 gauge. I've since moved to .10 gauge for all of my guitars. The secret lies with the Axe FX polyphonic pitch shift function. That's what allows me to keep all of my guitars with light gauge strings, but also achieve the low tunings without using so much tension on the guitar neck. Hope that helps! @@eddybouh2079

@@KevinDanneman oh ok, I never suspected this. that pitch shifter is good.. I guess there is no magic formula to make those bigass strings keep that clear of a pitch on a "normal" scale guitar!! thanks for your answers

Thank you, and yes those are stock pickups in the 2011 Custom 24.

By playing along with the actual song & having a Fractal

+PatientMental Axe FX II?

Shits sick!

@@patientmental875 Agreed. You gain a better ear when trying to match the tone

This tone is the right hand attack.

The pit is the best part of the show as long as no one is swinging

G# standard

Just standard.