The LOWEST Guitar Tuning Possible 

indeed

It is..

Sweep on it. Its gotta be awesome.

Even for you

Hatebreed should use G0 tuning. Would be interesting to hear.

Up this comment xD

"Glorious Valhalla awaits us brothers."

Gold

literally lol'd xD

What has a heavier tone than the low note vibrations put out by a supernova which fuses together atoms into Heavy metals.

Album dropping when?

Album dropping when?

album dropping when?

Album dropping when?

Album dropping when?

If the strings weren't blocked by the frets, you woudl actually be able to see and here the higher armonics of such not. Guitar strings do not simply generates pure sinusoids

@@spite_beeekilled3643 f'n fauci

@@Sadix99 this guy strings

we need the subest woofer

@@Sadix99 any wave is decompasable into pure sinusoids (fourier transform)

I see what you did there.

I will die on the "D Standard should be the new "Standard" tuning" Hill

That's why Metal is dead.

@@kairqka3543 Whoever says that has been unaware of the amount of metal releases in the past 2 years. And also, bold of you to call bands who play this low "metal".

@@digitalmortality2001 modern Metal sucks. Guitars with 200 strings but they all only use one of them.

@@kairqka3543 what? 0_0

ULTIDJENT

This is just TENT, literally, being moved a bit with the wind lol

Metal in 20 years is just going to be fart sounds.

@@W0B0N yeah

So DJENT it just became DJON'T

Yeah some of it sounded like the motor/grinding sounds in Mind's Mirrors by Meshuggah

@@colerougas5137 For example

that’s what i was thinking. i can see this as making sense for technical effects, but if anyone tries to make it genuinely musical they’re being silly lmao

@@evinberube8616 yeah there's no way you can make audible notes with such low frequencies

Quite literally! 😅

@@thelonewolf7443 thx bro the joke was a lot funnier after you explained it

Funne

God… God damnit

What are you? Some kind of a smart smart?

just what I wanted to say👍🏼

Explain it like i was a 5 year old.

@@rolig9303 Here's your crayon 🖍

@@rolig9303 Well there really isnt that much to it like you might expect. The octave is present in every music culture although the tones inbetween might be distributed differently (e.g. in old indian music culture over 40 tones where cramped into an octave), just because its the most basic frequency ratio of 1:2, which is simply the most pleasant to hear. Thats why every music culture kinda anchored around it. The Fifth is the next most basic ratio of 2:3 and also used by (pretty much) any music culture (?). On a side note: Distributing the rations of our european tradition 12 semi notes along an octave is slightly imperfect ("pythagorean comma"), which is why different tunings evolved. Until baroque and Bachs famous well tempered clavier, keys further from the tonal center, like F sharp or e flat sounded wildly different from C or a and couldnt really be used without sounding like a honky tonk piano out of tune. But this subject gets crazy complex at one point.

Same.

Same

Straight out of Doom Eternal

Is that a real song?

9:08 riff somebody use it pls

*rumbler

He actually likes Veil of Maya and this was a brief controversy back in the day.

Oof, I dunno... I've "challenged myself" to listen through quite a lot of his back catalogue, and *I WISH* they were this quiet lol.

i didnt knew the artist, went and check out. Its really torturous for my ears at least. But yea its pretty much static with an unsettling beat.

​​@@velhinho_91 It's called noise music - it's surprisingly popular in the underground scene.

I'm glad i found this comment *i'm deaf now*

Jesus fucking christ. That’s an amazing idea.

Its very cool but damn the practicality is non existent lmao

You probably wont get the best effect from something like that in a recording (maybe with post processing) but imagine being physocally around that. You would feel it all just being next to it

His channel is criminally underrated. Been watching SaidTooMuch for a while.

Holy Stromboli, they've gone too deep

You mean drop Z

I'm guessing then that the "wub wub" sound we were hearing was just the pressure from the individual sound waves, then?

@@Metal_Auditor Exactly

It's delta rhythms of human brain

Tuning things that low, infrasonic-sensitive animals will headbang

@@Metal_Auditor nah, your speakers won't even be able to produce sounds that low, because they are only really built for what hbumans can hear

I've read the lowest note most (treble) guitar amp's can produce the fundamental of is about A1 (55Hz). I wonder what it is for bass amp's-maybe about A0 (27.5Hz).

I'm sure the fish would not appreciate that.

@@773Spair I tested it on mine some years back and I remember watching the membrane move at frequencies below human hearing

Davie504's gonna call the police

@@TankleKlaus So they can produce pretty low frequencies.🔈

the wobble you hear are the oscillations

Me

Rob Scallon could do it for sure

dew it

I guess that would sound like a weird percussion song

I could see it in a break down, the drums just slow, burts of blast beats on a floor tom, static guitar noise crackling randomly, band in debug mode, head banging so low theyre half way into the floor

I just looked them up it rules as much as it is hilarious

I fucking love Floor so much, I was just thinking of the song Sneech about halfway through the video

Thank you so much

Underrated comment

Listen to hell below by periphery. That's what you're looking for.

Just a bunch of glurgs and warbles.

the sounds you can't hear are playing all the time

Nah this the Taupe Brown note 💀

he often talks about using the Digitech Whammy pedal, but I remember watching a video by Gary Hiebner where he shot out many pitchshifters against one another and determined that the Poly Capo shifter from the Line 6 Helix software was the best in most cases.

@@FairyCRat thanks man!

I don’t know which one he used but I use the electro harmonix pitch fork and I’m very happy with it, it also goes down 3 octaves for some weird reason lmao (oh and it has a downshift and upshift switch if you wanna go up 3 octaves too)

I feel like after A/g# it gets too low, anywhere between there and e standard is what I like to play in, it feels like the bass still has a prominent role in the mix (for me at least)

Drop C is still goated imo

@@tuckerkrause5838 my all time favourite tuning

@@tuckerkrause5838 I play d standard, drop c, a# standard and drop g#. I have a baritone and a normal length jabroni. Those are me favs

The lowest acceptable for me on 7 & 8 string or baritone guitars is F Standard/Drop Eb

I think you used the frequency for A0 rather than A#0. It should be 29.14 Hz, then A#-1 is 14.57 Hz, and A#-2 is 7.29Hz. Your frequency for E-3 is correct.

You know what? I think I did too... That was dumb.

your headphones or speakers aren't producing much below 40hz lol it's all harmonics

Brown metal

Even more impressive than composing that low is being able to actually mix a track like that so that it sounds good. Buster, outside of being a songwriting genius, is an absolute master at production. Vittring is such a unique, incredible track.

@@static_motion by all mean my man..... It's my phone alarm song😂😂😂

He used DROP E in Termina track

@@thecrazzxz3383 but not Drop E-3

in my experience, when pitch shifting you have to adjust eq to fit it, usually for me it's turning bass down and treble uo

Axe FX 😂 sorry had to do it 😂

Agreed. I end up resorting to pitch shifting in post, since recording with real-time options always sound like ass with anything that's more than one note

One thing I’ve found with really low pitch shifted guitars is that it sounds a lot better if you pick really close to the bridge. It makes it difficult to palm mute that far back but it will sound a lot less muddy. Also I feel like single coils work better for super low tunings (like anything below drop E). When downtuned that twang turns into a djenty snarl. For Loathe type stuff, rather than a 7+ string or baritone guitar I just I use a Telecaster in Drop C# and then a Whammy DT to pitch shift it an octave down and it sounds surprisingly good, and you don’t have to deal with ridiculous scale lengths or bridge cables for strings.

@@Sergio-nb4hj the DigiTech whammy dt or drop pedal works great for me. August Burns Red uses them live and uses them in the studio to record anything lower than Drop C. There are a few other bands that use them too, Humanity’s Last Breath is another one off the top of my head. Of course it may not be the solution for every player but I’ve been pretty shocked how well it works unless you go super low or you have it at such a low volume that you can still hear the strings acoustically in another tuning.

Lol me too 😮