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Playing drob g on a 6th string is even harder

Put a gauge like .15 .20 .32 .42 .54 .70 or something close

Der Misanthrop a baritone 6 will solve that problem

@@dantesaliba8533 7 string are more fucking common than baritones and almost more fucking common as strings

This is metal... but yes... it's amazing🤩

@@user-sy4ec3em5o this is death core but yes its amazing

@@ShredTurtle i know it is deathcore...was just saying it actually lies in the metal genre in response to the guy who said it was rock 🙆‍♂️

@@user-sy4ec3em5o its actually djent

If we need to get that specific it’s Djenty deathcore but I think leaving it at deathcore is just fine.

yaaaa

Yeah, gdgcfad. It's like korns tuning except tune the low A down a step to G.

Yes

Full step down except the lowest string which is normally b in standard 7 string tuning. Black Tongue play in double drop D so it's drop D but a full octave down.

Chris Valentine black tongue are in a tuning I didn’t know existed until this year lmao.

iNattty Not relevant as you can get greater scale length 6 strings. Main reason a lot of these bands like 7 is because of greater range, and flexibility with these lower tunings. I would also guess that convenience plays a part, as greater scale length 6 strings aren't always at GC for the casual player; or for sale on most websites without going custom (Agile/Rondomusic being an exception).

Baritone Guitars most be a very new concept to you

What the fuck XDDDD All 3 r using 25.5" guitars XD

Scale length has nothing to do with the number of strings. I have several 7 strings with 25.5' scale lengths, that's still the standard. Anything longer is "extended scale". 26.5", 27", 28" and so on.. So they just need a 2 string, extended scale length guitar. Done.

7 string are great, but im broke asf so I just juse thicker strings

Dude, I just realized this after your comment.

Looool

nice

SAVAGE hahaha

yeah didn't Wes Borland have a 4-string guitar at one point? That's all he needed. lol

Did you not see Alex play more than just 2 string. You are an idiot.

They have 3 guitarists only one solos

Uncle Ben writes a lot of their solos too

Ben isn't in the video? Lol did you mean Alex?

Yes that's Alex Wade he is the king of heavy riffs. 👍

Ben was my old teacher for 2 years. Cool dude

You gotta think about the fact that not all three guitarists are there playing the song

+Logan Wood okay? bring all 3 or bring 1 and the one who actually plays the solo. It's a boring play through.

+Brian Sisk Ben plays the solos mainly

+Logan Wood I know that homie hahaha I'm just saying why not bring Ben up there? if Ben was busy why didn't one of them learn the solo and do it? The only plausible explanation I can think of is that something happend and either A. Ben couldn't make it or B.One of the two in the video didn't learn the solo but still wanted to hop on a play through. It feels rushed.

+Brian Sisk Oh I get what you mean. Shit, I don't know. Ben might've not wanted to do it or something like you said.

music doesn't have to be technically challenging to be enjoyable

+Bohboh Fellone bo, but at least it should be kinda interresting, and not the most generic and overplayed riffs

Bohboh Fellone I agree, but there's more interesting things going on in the guitar parts that aren't being played and the guys don't look very into what they're doing. I'm just saying that if it's a 3 guitar track, they shouldn't grab both rhythm parts for a video dedicated to showcasing the guitar work of the song. That said, this isn't really the kind of music I listen to anyway so I was already sort of "meh" about it so take my opinions with a grain of salt haha

+balltopleft Let us know how many records you've sold bruh!

totally irrelevant "argument"

they have 3 guitarists, the lead player isnt there.

The person playing the solo is ben eller

he switched to aristides

You're not going to Find Alex's or Ben's either. They must not have sold enough models. Although, I was glad that they went to a 26.5" scale with their last models. That Koa Alex had/has looks nice and have been looking for it, can only find the 25.5" bloodburst model.

Technicality and groove are not mutually exclusive. You can have both, if you have any talent. These guys are just lazy and suck. Look up Anup Sastry if you want to hear what I mean. Brutal low tuned guitars, technicality and groove. And the guy cant even fluently play guitar, he just records one note at a time and arranges them in a DAW. Blows this garbage out of the water.

they have three guitarists in their band

Goddamn, The Elitist Ones.🤘🏼😂

Ltd is the cheaper brand of esp...like epiphone related to gibson

They have LTD sig models since the market for LTD's is much larger as they are cheaper. Obviously, White Chapel and LTD will sell more sig models than an ESP model. So they play "LTD''s" which I'm sure are hand picked and sent through the ESP USA custom shop before the artists receive it. This makes LTD seem "legit" and thus, they sell more guitars. $$$$$$

Jacob Claus honestly. They have a few good riffs but i just listen for his vocals. They need some baller ass guitarist.

spoiler alert, they have 3 guitarists, one of which wasn't in the video. the other one plays lead.

Been wondering the same thing since I came across this band a few years ago... 3 7 string guitars but the bassist only plays a 4 string too.

and ppl always get their panties in a bundle too... sensitive subject lol but nobody can explain to me the purpose of 3 7string guitars... i seriously want to know why lol

Songs are usually recorded with a left panned rhythm guitar part, a right panned rhythm guitar part (played to harmonize the left in some spots for musicality) and a lead guitar panned in the center. Having 3 guitarist allows a band to play live all the sounds recorded in the studio effortlessly. So the sound on the CD is the sound you hear live. However, Periphery would be better example for this, as they actually have different parts for all 3 guitarists. Whitechapel really only needs 2 guitarists as most of the left and right rhythm are duplicated.

+Logan Wilder I don't get it. It's the same beat. lol

Good question, they've just always had 3 guitarists. Some songs they have do take advantage to this but mostly it's Ben Savage, the guitarist not present in this video, that does most of the main leads. Best way to put it.

Ben wasn't there so they used playback. he's the best guitarist in the Band and often working on other projects in his freetime, he most likely didn't have time to show up at GW

The solo was actually recorded by Ben Eller. Who isn't in this video.

+Frank Homma Yo, Uncle Ben himself?

+overlorrd53 yeap. He discussed it on an episode of weekend wankshop, not sure which one.

+Frank Homma Awesome, his videos taught me a whole heap of stuff

Yeah, but the other guitarrist (yea they have three) plays the solo live. Not sure way they didn't include the lead guitar player in these videos.

You know who else is successful in the music industry? Justin fucking Bieber. Your argument is tragically flawed.

It does say Whitechapel in the title 🤔

Jose Valles Until the last moment I hoped that it is cover :D

me too , i thought it was a Sodom cover

snipergurke 1005 they've 3 guitarists actually 😂

still better than your comment

+Bohboh Fellone I didn't know this was a comment contest :0 woow... what an idiot

Better things you could have done instead of posting a negative comment, and insults, on YT: - everything

+Bohboh Fellone the damn option for commenting was made for negative and positive comments, you must be a Fanboy of Whitechapel 'cause you can't accept the reality.

I'm just a dude with a positive attitude in life, keep spending your time on stuff you don't like if you wish :)