Was about to mention he looks just like Feisal

lmao

Thank you 💕

Thank you so much my man 💕

Feel the same feel listening to this album. It's a weird feeling of nostalgia, dark and uplifting vibe. It almost feels like a hug 🤗

They're quite a bit different to loathe but you should check out the French blackgaze band Alcest. Their song Souvenirs d'un autre monde literally means just what your were describing, "memories from another world".

Gracias por la buena onda mi brooooo. Un abrazo 🤜🏽💕

Thank you ♥️

101st. Literally got the exact same guitar as him too 😂

Thank you so much bro. Yes, all by ear. I saw they play this song in Drop G# but I just downtuned a half step my baritone. So the tuning I figured it out this song is Eb G# Eb G# C# F from low to high

Just to put out correct info on this song's tuning, Loathe actually played standard 25.5" scale guitars for this, Screaming and Is It Really You?. This song in particular is tuned to G# D# G# C# F# A#. It's little higher than their baritone tunings, but they also use octave effects for certain parts giving it that ultra low tuned sound. All that being said, the way it's being played here still works because it's still all essentially the same notes and I really love the way it sounds on that Gretsch! 😌

@@DJENTISNTNOTAGENRE Thanks for clarifying! PS love your username xD

what a sad statement

exactiliiiii. Y la misma octava también

He used the standard Loathe tuning EAEADF# , but half step down

Thanks. She's an ol' orange Wolkswagen Beatle

You'll need longer than 27" for chord clarity and spot on intonation above the 12th fret. 28" would be the absolute minimum.

@@joshuabeckwith7906 I don't plan on going lower than drop G# on a 6 string so 27 will work. I'd like closer to a 30 for anything F# or lower.

@@joshuabeckwith7906 that said, I'm glad someone finally understands that you NEED a longer scale for a guitar to intonate properly.

Yeah man, it took a lot of trial and error to realise that my 8 string wasn't cutting it, so I got a 30" 6 string instead

@@joshuabeckwith7906 what do you tune to? I'm trying to find a 27.7 that fits my needs

Thank you so much! The original song is tuned in Drop G# on 6 string guitar. But I transposed it to Drop Eb

Tuning (1 octave down) Is Eb Ab Eb Ab Db F

I used drop G# and Eb on the 6th string

Thank you so much bro. Loathe tune their guitars in Drop G# for this song. But I tune my baritone in double Drop Eb/G# (Eb G# Eb G# C# F from low to high)

Ayeee bet! Thank you, I appreciate it 👏

Hola compa. Primero que todo, muchas gracias por tomarte el tiempo de ver mis videos. Llevo del 2005 tocando guitarra eléctrica, y siempre por gustos musicales, solía bajar de afinación mis guitarras. Fui variando de instrumentos pasando los años, me gustaron bandas como Periphery, Karnivool y Monuments y tuve mi primera guitarra de 7 cuerdas allá por el 2018. Probé por primera vez una guitarra barítono el 2020 con la Gretsch que ves en los videos. Ha sido el instrumento más icónico en mi sonido este último tiempo y la razón de dejar de usar guitarras de 7 cuerdas. El sonido es fascinante, la claridad de las cuerdas afinadas tan bajas fue algo que me dejó paralizado la primera vez que lo escuché en estos discos de Loathe. Las guitarras barítono fueron de la mano con otros elementos de mi equipamiento, pero cambió mucho la forma en que compongo música (también en cómo la disfruto). Si te interesa probar una, puedo recomendarte a ojos cerrados la Harley Benton JA Baritone. Son económicas y no necesitan muchos ajustes para hacerlas sonar bien. Recomiendo ir por un encordado no tan grueso para que sea disfrutable adaptarse al instrumento. Espero te sea de ayuda. Un abrazo bro

@@romnz Gracias por responder hermano de verdad creo que me ire por una de esas Harley Benton , la verdad es que yo también toco guitarra desde hace años , y tengo una guitarra de 7 cuerdas de escala 27 ¨ , pero de todos los videos y demostraciones que he visto la verdad el sonido no es igual de ¨cremoso ¨y definido como el de estas de 30¨ de verdad lo encuentro fascinante y siento que también de alguna forma me inducirá a dejar de tocar con 7 cuerdas , que en realidad yo soy mas de texturas y riff que de leads , un abrazo hermano !

It's a custom gauge made by Stringjoy. But I also use Ernie Ball 20-90s gauges. I recommend replace the 20 for a 17.

im dying to know

Eb G# Eb G# C# F

I use a chorus, compressor a little of reverb

@@romnz thank you for replying. What tuning did you use? I think this one's something like G#C#G#C#F#A#

Thanks bro. The original song is tuned in Drop G# but I transposed to baritone (Eb G# Eb G# C# F from low to high)