Gojira | Into The Storm | GUITAR COVER (2021) + Screen Tabs 

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If youve filmed it you can always post it on dropbox or google drive or smthn, if not your patreon :)

u could always just post it on Dropbox or Google Drive or smth and share the link to the reaction

Waiting for While She Sleeps new album Reaction🖤

Maybe you could ask the record label or band to get it unblocked... Key Of Geebz did that with his Amazonia reaction and it worked

Born for one thing is still my favorite

@@Ratmatia was just about to say that as well, Born For one Thing is my favourite 100%

@@joshforeman1648 i like the riff for into the storm more Makes me feel ALIVE

Well I liked Amazonia the most because it gives me some roots bloody roots vibes

took me a second

How do you know ?

@@alexi-alex1759 he’s talking about Nik’s Band, Termina, who released a new album recently called Dysphoria and it was great

Ah thanks ! I'll give it a listen

Gojiras best single is always the newest one They get better every song

@@V2ULTRAKill That's true haha

@@juheredia401 i dont even know how they do it How do they keep getting better, especially joe and mario

@@V2ULTRAKill That's how a wonderful band works.... Mario is the true example of a fantastic drummer.

@@juheredia401 also the true example of a shirtless drummer

Yeahhh One more, "waking the demons"

Room 409 is my fav!

I would have to agree with you there. Gojira may not have the most complex guitar stuff but I have learned that playing Gojira will obliterate your right hand lol. Some of their rhythms are tough to play well lol

Though I generally don't listen to this type of music. I just think Nik is a really talented guitarist...

Try discovering Meshuggah's time signatures, they're way weirder than 13/16

@@DevanArya i think most of them are actually 4/4 hahaha its just their guitar patterns and drum patterns that dont really match up that creates that illusion

If you listen to drums and snare hits you can hear that this part is in 4/4 (snare hit on 2 and 4), it's just that Nick doing his transcriptions does them from a guitarist point of view (with which I don't agree as guitar is not creating a pulse, so learning to play guitar part without a reference to drums imo is harded), so that it looks like the patter is repeating, but if you look at drums in 13/16 you're gonna see that the snare is put almost randomly (on first 13/16 bar snare hits on 13th beat etc.), and if you put guitar in 4/4 then drums (snare and hi-hats) gonna look normal, but the pattern of guitar and bass drum is gonna be shifting every 13/16, so at the second 4/4 pattern will start from the 4th note (16 - 13 = 3 notes of a pattern in first 4/4), at third 4/4 from 6th (13 - 3) note etc. If you sum up a total number of beats 13 * 8 and divide it by 16 you're gonna get 6.5 4/4 bars (13*8 = 16*6.5 = 104), so you're just gonna have six 4/4 bars and one 2/4, and a 13/16 pattern superimposed over it. Like if you listen to a song you're not gonna notice 13/16 because you'll hear 4/4 with strange rhythm over it that repeats quicker than 4/4. Also didn't Stravinsky had some crazy time signatures in The Rite of Spring?

@@DevanArya meshaggah plays almost everything in 4/4

Idk if you can read but it’s in 4/4 and 6/8 for heaps of it, which isn’t hard... even 13/16 isn’t hard

@@youtubesbichasspolicys5888 rude. nik had to figure them out, so idk what op being able to read has anything to do with that.

@@youtubesbichasspolicys5888 there's riffs in there that are 3/4 and 13/16 dude

@@youtubesbichasspolicys5888 The intro riff sounds like a 3:4 polyrhythm, just because it's a basic time signature doesn't necessarily mean it's easy to figure out

All my music is in 7/31 :/

I'm noticing that with the vocals imo. Nothing sounds punchy

I kind of got a modern melodeath type of sound out of it as well

You can found that riff on oroborus

Its in 3/4 but it has non standard polyrhythms making it weird

If you think that's fast, he learnt, recorded and posted guitar covers of an entire slipknot album the day it was released

That you're supposed to continue to strum them over and over again until the next note.

stick to the note until the next note hits, could be tremolo pick, or just strum, or anything.. just stick to the note.

It’s basically, top number is how many (beats) and the bottom is of what, so a 4/4 is 4 quarter notes per measure, the 4 being the amount and quarter being the bottom 4 which stands for 1/4