Novelists - Under Different Welkins ( Tab + Playthrough video ) 

This is how every guitar video should be done. Great editing and playing, and even tabs. That way no one has to ask for tabs. It kills me how many people use "Learned by ear" as an excuse. If you are at the point where you can play a song for video, which requires repetition, you can take 5-10 minutes to make tabs. Hell, i even helped someone out and typed one up in a comment lol Subscribed just for the lack of laziness.

SKDK lolled at "10-15 minutes to make tabs". Sorry if I misunderstand you but it takes fucking ages to write accurate and useful tabs. What kills me is people who watch a video they like and 2 mins later write "tabs?" in the comments section. As a kid learning guitar I spent hours trying to learn songs by ear - definitely worth giving it a go yourself first.

it does not take long to make them unless you are trying to make them with all the symbols for mutes, sustains etc. None of that was necessary for the song i was doing because you could clearly hear when and when not to do it. By ear may be easy for some people but not all, especially if they havent taken lesson. Doesnt mean its impossible but if you dont know the guitar like the back of your hand, trying to sit there like "and this note here sounds sorta like this note here" takes a hell of a lot longer than looking up numbers on lines provided by the veterans of the community. The whole thing about listening doesnt work well for me personally because i learned from a game. It got me to the point where i can just find tabs and learn a song, but im still only a few months in. My point is, if you know the song well enough to play it back repeatedly for a video, then just help someone else out who may not know it. If you do it early, then you wont get spammed with comments. Not all songs are on ultimate guitar or songsterr. But that's just my mentality to help others i guess.

NovelistsMusic this is amazing👍 Very well done! What is the tuning used? Keep up!

NovelistsMusic nice vid man what kind of 7 is that

Can you pin this comment so people would see it

Is the heavy string the A. Never seen a 7 string guitar with the lower string be the extra string

@Alexander zzz Thats not Fair! I love this song. I would really love to play it. I Only have a Eadgbe set up. Is their tabs for that. This is a song really worth playing and admiring

Thank you so much

I'm confused.. like low A is the only string which ain't in my guitar.. I have a 6 string... shall I tune the low E to Low A ?

*couch* what's so good about oceans ate alaska *cough*

GreedASSASSINs If you think about it, their songs are only technical because of their tempo changes and how fast they chug in certain parts. You'd get a tab that's like 95% x's for chugs lol.

Seriously! This does make me want to pick up a 7 string now 😮

is this sarcasm? 95% x's? how?

@@Androssverse he's talking about including strolling tabs.

But then again, there's always that one guy...

Epic

Man not even a text file lol haha

The tabs isn't accurate though 😑

I'm after the other kind of tabs.

Wilson Jimenez what brand is it?!

@@zukioh aristides

Manages to fill in every piece of music that is needed. Doesn't overdo it either.

Someone already said this but the brand is Aristides. They are not made out of wood, but they sound amazing, and have some REALLY cool finishes available.

florestant est vraiment doué

You're LEGEND

Do you know ERRA? check out their song "Snowblood"

pos que verga we, un tirito limpio, te veo aqui en la miguel hidalgo

So did you get to see/meet the band?

lol

SPOOLY Wage War new album has got great riffs too.

SPOOLY Oceans Ate Alaska has AOTY

SPOOLY I dunno man. Novelists always have goodies but check out quietkind new album. Some amazing riffs

lol shut up and enjoy the damn song

SPOOLY check out Wage War if tou want better riffs

goopah clever comment.👍🏿

u got me in the first half ngl loooool

Zendreax buy an affordable 7 string and learn as much as you can. You can pickup some Ibanez 7 strings for around $200. Learn some material in the genre you like and get better versed. Should help in your approach to composing! Well, it couldn’t hurt atleast right?! Ha, good luck man you can do it!

If you dont have a 7 string, then I'm guessing you arent actively learning songs by bands you like in this genre that use them so if you arent learning their songs and how they fit togethor and flow then obviously it would be hard for you to make that kind of music. If all you try to play and learn is classic rock, it would be hard for you to write a death metal song even if you listen to death metal all the time(obviously this isn't a death metal band I'm just using that as an example). I'm sure you know that and are beyond it after 12 years but I'll put this out there for others too I guess. Also you can get a 7 for like 200 bucks, or a really decent one for like 4 or 5 and I'd imagine you have plenty of 6s that are way more than that so

Definitely agree with what these two are saying. I've been playing since I was 12 and got into Periphery a little bit before they put out their first record. For the longest time, the only Periphery song I could actually play was Facepalm Mute. I quit trying anything from them for a long time. About 4 months ago, I decided to try it again. I stumbled and failed many times. Now, I can play some songs by them that I never imagined I could. Literally just don't give up. I had to practice a bunch and be determined despite my failures along the way. You'll get there. Just requires patience. Taking the time to get to that point definitely helps writing music like this. Also, there are plenty of songs by Periphery and bands like this that use only 6 string guitars so keep that in mind. Hope you get to where you're wanting to be! 🤘

See Ollie Steele's videos on geargods channel he does some stuff on writing progressive riffs that really opened up my fretboard.

I know I'm super late, but it helps to know a little theory or just have a physical piano/keyboard to help learn songs and compose with. Personally, having that visual representation of the piano helps me find the key/scale they're playing in more easily, rather than having to mess around on 6 or 7 strings where most of the notes are not unique and the hand shapes aren't obvious. Once you know the key you're playing in, you would know which notes are correct as well as your relation to other keys if you'd like to switch or if you need to change tuning. Finding the notes on the piano and putting them together on the guitar helps me find the bigger picture of what hand shapes are happening quicker. As someone who can't play or write this sort of stuff without practice, that's what has helped me begin to learn some songs and improve, without needing tabs.

The tabs are in the video

xD

Idk

+Aryaman Kashyup r/whoosh

Idk. I search 4 them 2

And thats a nice Aristides guitar!!! (Aristides fan here!)