"Floral and Fading" by Pierce the Veil Full Guitar Tutorial 

Ethan finally!! trying to figure out the song in Drop B tuning but everybody's playing it in Drop C# and Drop D

that's right, i found in songster the tuning used c#

Ethan yeah, Tony Perry has said that before also. "Been using this in drop B lately. Y'kno for songs like, 'king for a day' and our newest track 'floral and fading.'" when you look up his guitar equipment on RU-vid he mentions that when he was asked about his backup ESP Viper

Is it just the same thing higher on the fretboard?

Max James Most likely for Rhythm. The solo would most definately need to be looked at though.

haha thank you :P

I'll add that one to my list of requests! And awe i'm glad I've been able to help you learn these songs. It's an honor :)

I'll add it to my list! It will take a while because I have so many, but I'll do my best to get to it :P.

My pleasure!! I'm so happy I could help you learn a song you love so much :)

Thank you so much for your support, man. I'm going through a lot right now so it's hard to get the time to post a video but i'm not giving up on it. Just may take a while for me to post something. Working on a song now, just gotta find the time to record it.

I'll add it to my list of requests for you :P. Happy I have been able to help ya!

I do not know the acoustic version, but I can add it to my list of requests if you want. It may take a while, though. And thank you for the support! :D

Thank you :). Happy to help!

I can add it to my list of requests if you want but it's probably going to take a while

TunedUp please do!lol I only have acoustic for now but I love acoustic songs!

haha okay. I mean you can play on acoustic what I played on electric too if you want :P.

TunedUp will do!Pierce the veil makes good music and thanks for replying so fast BTW:)

No problem :)

Already on my list of songs I will do :)

I mean you could or you could play the first fret on the 4th string and not go to the 5th fret. I dont think it would sound really bad, but it won't be quite as accurate. But I mean make it your own! Have fun with it. I do recommend practicing that stretch, though. It'll help you in the future. But above all, have fun!

thanks for responding so fast, I'll try to practice the stretch lmao this is the first somewhat challenging song I'm playing, this video helped a ton

Well I'm glad I could help! It's okay to struggle. Just stick to it and take it day by day. You can do it if you put your mind to it and don't give up.

I'd love to do a tutorial on that song for you. I was hoping someone would request a BVB song cus their guitar parts are always very advanced. And lol that's cool that we have the same strap! KOL!

Yeah sure! I've added it to my list of requests, but it may take a while before I can get to it simply due to the amount of requests I have received. But I will definitely do it for ya!

Unfortunately I do not :/. But if you have any questions on any parts based off of the video, just comment and I will respond asap. My girlfriend and I learned this by ear and we didn't make tabs and I don't really have the time to make them. I'm sorry :/. In the future I may end up asking someone to help make tabs for me to give to subscribers.

I taught it in drop C#, but I've had subscribers tell me it's supposed to be in Drop B.

I'll add it to my list :)

Yeah sure i'll add it to my list! :)

TunedUp Thank you 😊

Yes but you would be playing the notes in completely different places than I am. They would still be the same notes, but in different spots on the guitar. If you are good at music theory then it shouldn't be hard for you, but if you aren't so good at music theory (like me) then it would be kinda difficult. All the notes i'm playing should be right, though.

Of course! It's on my list now :)

+TunedUp thanks:)

Well are you looking for an acoustic or an electric? I'd say acoustic is better to start off with. You can get a pretty good quality acoustic for $200 or even $100. Fender, Ibanez, Gibson, and Taylor are pretty solid brands, but there are dozens of brands to choose from. My first guitar was a $100 Fender Starcaster acoustic guitar. It was a great guitar for the price, but after a year the neck started to bend (happens in a lot of guitars over time, but some can re-adjust the necks and others can't. I don't think the starcaster can). If you have any more questions please don't hesitate to ask. I'm no expert but I can offer my opinions and help where I can. Hope this was helpful :P

I had a first act guitar that was acoustic but it was small.I want to learn electric guitar first because most of songs I want to learn to play are on electric.I am hesitant at first to play because whenever I was messing around with the old first act my fingers hurt a bit. Why do you suggest acoustic is better to start with? just wondering

I say acoustic is better to start with (in my opinion) for a couple reasons. One reason is that it is generally cheaper. Electric guitars usually cost more and you would need an amp to hear it well. Acoustics you can play anywhere without an amp. The second reason is that it honestly is a little harder to play acoustic. The strings are thicker and you have to press down harder to play. While this may seem like a bad thing, I think it is great to start with that and get some good calluses first. It also builds the muscles in your hand because you have to press down a little harder. That way when you play electric it will be a lot easier and you will be able to do more right when you start playing. The reason your fingers hurt a little (and they will hurt a little with electric too, just not as much) is because the skin on your fingers is pretty soft and fragile. Pressing them down fairly hard and sliding them on metal strings kinda damages the skin, but when you play fairly often, your skin begins to toughen at those spots. This creates calluses on the tips of your fingers. While this might sound bad for you, it really isn't. It's like building muscle. When you lift weights it tears the muscles, forcing them to rebuild stronger in response of you lifting more weight. So don't be scared if you fingers are sore, but of course don't play till they bleed. I've done that once and I had to stop playing for a couple days so my fingers could recover. But I got some great calluses! hah. Don't be scared to play. It might hurt a little at first, but once you get calluses after a couple weeks it won't hurt anymore. It's worth the little bit of pain. If you still want to go with electric then by all means go with electric! The brands I listed in my last comment make great electrics too. Let me know if you have any more questions. Hope this helped!

thank you so much! :)

No problem! Happy to help :)

I appreciate the tips and support. I will definitely keep that in mind for future videos. I will be making more videos later down the road, but i'm taking a small break for now to focus on school and my company. Thank you again for your support and I hope to get more videos out there for you as soon as possible. Keep on Livin!

Fender, Ibanez, Gibson, and Taylor are my favorites. But there are so many good brands out there.

TunedUp ok I'll look at those I have a friend that plays guitar and it looked pretty cool so I thought I'd try it and then I stumbled upon your channel so I'll look at those great job on the video it really helps

Well I'm really glad I could help and I hope I can continue to help in the future. Best of luck with your guitar journeys! Just keep at it and practice. Practicing, even if it sounds bad for a while, will eventually make you better. Just gotta commit, and I know you can do it. Keep on Livin! :)

TunedUp your definitely helping me I will keep practicing

Awesomesauce! Happy to hear that :)

I didn't use one. I just used the gain and effects built into my amp. I used a Line6 Spider IV 15w

distorshan lmfao

You let that last note I play ring for four beats, and then you go into the solo part that I teach. Does that make sense? Not sure if that is the part you were wondering about. Let me know. I'm here to help!