Heaviest Riffs: Alternate Tunings (BADGBE, A 

I don't know if there are other bands that use it but definitely check out Karnivool, Babgbe 😜

I don't know of any bands that use this tuning but you should try doing a video in BFBFA#E tuning

Can you make a cover video of song greatest generation of band all that remains.

The karnivool tuning! Lifelike, Fade, Rquefort and Set Fire to the Hive would be sick (should totally do covers of all these)

Does this mean the next video is Periphery time?

Nickelback the OG djent band 😉😉😉😉

@@sidgar1 OG Melodic Slamming Djentcore band

Thought the same

@@sidgar1 You stupid hombre? it's noise too fast for grindcore good growl vocals thou

Jokes aside, that riff is actually cool btw

Me too, I've actually used them a ton in this series

It's not *that* weird, just more of a... Utilitarian tuning? For lack of a better word. Periphery sort of does the same thing. If you look at the tunings closely, they show what they really are. B ADGBE & Bb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb So, the top 5 strings are just from the same old E & Eb standard everyone knows and loves, and the bottom string is just a B or Bb. You know what else has the same B & Bb on the bottom string, and standard tuning on the high strings? A 7 string guitar. BEADGBE & Bb-Eb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb It's just standard tuning or half step down of a 7 string guitar, moved onto a 6 string in a slightly different way. All that's happening is they're taking a 7 string guitar, and cutting off the low E string... So that you can have low chugs and high solos, just as a 7 string would be, without having to purchase a 7 string guitar and adjust to it. Essentially, they could just use a standard tuned, 7 string guitar for these songs and no one would be able to tell the difference in sound alone. It's not weird or experimental at all, it's just finding a way to get on a middle ground between a 6 & 7 string guitar.

Yeah, they have. They pull it off really well too.

Such a sick band

Pretty much

@Dexter Hynes no u lol

Amen! 🙏🙏

Tremonti is no doubt a beast but don't forget Jasen Rauch

Lmfao

That would be Andy McKee, Michael hedges, or Mike kinsella. Creed sucks

@@ProbyWaN1337 do you have any ideo what you are talking about?

I'll be doing multiple of these since there are literally dozens of alternative tunings, so I'm sure they will be in one of them :)

@Psyche I would guess invent, animate

@Psyche infant annihilator

@@jmanredbull1 lol no its infant annihilator

@Psyche sometimes they use EAEADGF#E i think, its called drop E/A or something

Aha yeah, like in the original the guitars aren't very prominent but live it sounds solid af which is why I put it in

I was surprised to see a Muse song and had to go check out the original. Nice adaptation!

Soon

I want to see Drop Q#

Reflections tho 🤞🏻

I don’t think I’ve ever seen him use an 8 string in these videos

@@davidallen3360 that's what baritone guitars are made for. The only reason why many use an 8 string for instance is the longer scale so... Basically a baritone.

Machine head is the 1st band I think when I hear Drop D

HateCreation from what I’ve seen he doesn’t have anything that surpasses a 26-27 inch scale, you’ll need more like 30” to get down that low without it sounding like a dumpster fire

There are more like this! Neon Ballrom and Diorama are the best shit eveeeer

That is a great album

One Way Mule is another song off of Diorama that is in this tuning! Another heavier from is Spawn (Again)

Awesome song hahha

Some songs on the last album Feed The Machine are really good and heavy. Check out Feed The Machine, Coin For The Ferryman and For The River.

Yesssss!! 👏👏

The hevvy

ROS uses open A?

theinfinityscout yes

@@theinfinityscout3289 no they use drop æ get it right dude

They actually have some decent stuff, just gotta crawl thru the music to find it lol

Nickelback actually writes decent songs, they just have a douchebag vibe to them.

I'm not a huge fan but some of their songs seem incredibly well mixed.

Yeah that nickleback riff was actually quite Cool.

They have a lot of solid riffs on their older material

Glad you enjoy the vids!

I know man! I was super surprised to see them in here, very underated band.

;)

They have a lot of solid af riffs

@@NikNocturnal Couldn't agree more! Love the videos brotha!

That might be next

imjusttoogood where do you find this track???

Yummy Cupcak Blackbird

How about Damage Done???

Yummy Cupcak Damage Done is a Blackbird b-side and Come to Life is the second track on Blackbird.

Sorry for the multiple replies but where can you listen to bsides version?

Thanks! They're a solid band

@@NikNocturnal they really are

@@stevestevestevesteve6466 Alright, my comment made me out to be captain obvious. Don't need to be sarcastic about it. Good god.

Tehnoobbrothers it’s just a really silly thing to point out when it’s so obvious just by glancing at it. It’d be different if it was like oh wow this is drop C# with an A# for the low string but it wasn’t that lol it was oh wow it’s “drop everything half a step” tuning except up half a step... it’s a pretty meaningless observation to point out that it’s half a step up from AGCFAD.

Love them!

Ty

I can only think of To Carry You Away by After the Burial and 4D by Northlane

Oh damn I actually never did that tuning. I don't think many bands use it though tbh

@@NikNocturnal falling in reverse did it for the breakdown in popular monster, northlane did it in their song 4D, I think messugah used it before, and after the burial used it on to carry you away. Are you planning on doing heaviest riffs in Drop D#. I think if you drink 10,000 more water bottles you will remember some bands that have used it.

Psyche I used High Drop D# On a paramore song once “Decode” and also linkin park “A place for my head” (I know that’s not really metal) you tune up a half step from E standard so it’s f standard and then you Drop your F to a D# (D#,A#,D#,G#,C,F) so like a drop D tuning tuned up a half step

Their older material yes not hating on nu metal I love nu metal

This, soooo much this

i second this but it might be hard to make it into a video though as what other songs are in open c minor add 9 ?

Isn't periphery's song Scarlett in that tuning also it would make sense because they both had riffs by Mark holcomb

@@halfunder9712 Scarlet is in a very similar tuning, but instead of C Minor Add 9, it's C Major Add 9. :)

Thanks for the clarification!

Same

Glad to see someone mention that! The new 2010 version of ZAN is also in that tuning.

Many sox

LMAO

I'm almost scared to do that one since I have to include SOO many amazing solos. It'll prob take me DAYS to finish it

@@NikNocturnal you'll have to include at least *one* Falling In Reverse solo and *one* Black Veil Brides solo since both bands have some pretty sick solos in drop C

*Luck As A Constant intensifies* also Absomomb!

Josua Stangl and marigold, can't forget to destroy his pinky

@@watorimelon_ I don't have any problem with my pinky playing Marigold, for me it's the consistency of my picking hand playing precisely after a few minutes of insane alt picking and string skipping.