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Working on Roots this evening. I am not sure there is another metal song with more permutations of 1-0-1-0 riffs anywhere in the history of recorded music :oops: :LOL:
 
Working on Roots this evening. I am not sure there is another metal song with more permutations of 1-0-1-0 riffs anywhere in the history of recorded music :oops: :LOL:
Opeth's "The Moor" off of Still life has a killer riff that's mostly 0-1-0-1 goodness lol at the 4:14 mark. Is Roots the In this Moment song?
 
@JiveTurkey Need to add this to the setlist as well:


Max realllllllllly swears a LOT in this one :cuss:rofl


Related thought process; trying to figure out an "easy" Slipknot song we can throw together. No matter which way we go; we'd either be depriving the singer and/or drummer of oxygen or requiring boosts for our boosts to consistently nail pinch harmonics ever 3rd note in "Duality" :cry::rofl
 
Bass player and I chatted and he wanted to have a few more runs at home with the songs under his belt before showing up to practice. Had a good jam with everyone else. At a point where we need to hammer some small details and probably drill the songs a bit more to be tight.

Went through Roots and Machine Head without vocals and they were surprisingly banging. Keep circling back around to what physical tuning I want to settle into. FAS VC is great but I would really like to just play a guitar tuned to the key at hand without any additional murkiness from digital latency. Ideally a guitar in C# standard and one in drop C# would be the way to. I don't want to lug that much gear. Transposing songs from drop D to drop B seems like too much of a sonic stretch as well. Moving things like Roots and Machine up to drop C# seems the same. Food for thought for 6 weeks from now :LOL:
 
Bass player and I chatted and he wanted to have a few more runs at home with the songs under his belt before showing up to practice. Had a good jam with everyone else. At a point where we need to hammer some small details and probably drill the songs a bit more to be tight.

Went through Roots and Machine Head without vocals and they were surprisingly banging. Keep circling back around to what physical tuning I want to settle into. FAS VC is great but I would really like to just play a guitar tuned to the key at hand without any additional murkiness from digital latency. Ideally a guitar in C# standard and one in drop C# would be the way to. I don't want to lug that much gear. Transposing songs from drop D to drop B seems like too much of a sonic stretch as well. Moving things like Roots and Machine up to drop C# seems the same. Food for thought for 6 weeks from now :LOL:
Robotuners. Definitely.
 
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