@@dereksstupidmusicchannel yeah with enough time spent editing, you can do a hell of a lot. nobody's downplaying his achievement. Jim knew he'd reach the most afflicted audience by just focusing on guitars, it's also his primary instrument. gearheads and guitar nerds online at large are by far the most susceptible to marketing, if you want to try to change their mind you have to start somewhere critical to their belief. Jim did it with ample evidence and presented it in a way that's actually convincing to someone who's lost in the sauce.
@@dereksstupidmusicchannel Specifically _electric_ guitars. Obviously, acoustic instruments actually rely on the resonant properties of the materials they're made from.
Also make sure to first store spaghetti bolognese in that container. The orange stain the never goes away is what gives tupperware that signature djenty sound.
What brand of rubber band should I buy? Does the color of the rubber band affect tone? Should I cut a port hole in the tupperware? Should I get standard clamps or locking clamps? Is frettless more difficult to play than fretted? BTW, I play mostly heavy rubber. 😁
Great chemistry between you both. Never saw you before but the little conversation we could see was very wholesome. And of course, awesome video, great sound
After two rounds of the riff drop the bass by an octave 🤘 I wonder if there's a way to imitate a bit of string rattle for a low tuned bass, maybe have another clip loosely attached around the string so it rattles against the other clip a bit while you play? Might be too much
I was listening to Meshuggah and this popped up in my recommendations. I paused Meshuggah, watched this video, and I can safely tell you that this does indeed djent
Pink Floyd once talked about how they attempted to make an album using what I believe was just home sounds (presuming kitchenware too). This man just did what Pink Floyd did not. Call David gilmour ☎️ right now
Considering there wasn't a single palm mute in the guitar riff... Nah it didn't djent. But it was one hell of a metal song made with a tub and a rubber band.
I'm inspired to start a rubber band 🤟
lol
GOGO RUBBER BANDS!
Rubber band camp when?
OH GOD VENJENT IS HERE
Glory awaits
lmao i just thought "oh fuck yea that's what Venjent used in his buckets of fun video!" and here you are. :P
everyone out here worried about which gear to use. Meanwhile....
Lol exactly what I was thinking.😂
Agree, tho technically he used advanced gear just emulated rather than original hardware (NeuralDSP).
meanwhile this guy using modeling software, daw and an expensive microphone. ye i think i see what you mean
It's djent dude. Did you think they used instruments from mamlsteens collection?
@@spy6terdudes computer likely is $4000 with cables alone. That's if he couldn't afford high end
Completely destroyed the tonewood argument lmaoooo 10/10
TRUE
Jim Lill did it a while ago, but sure
@@dedompler No disrepsect to Jim Lill, but he destroyed it only for guitars. This guy did a whole band mix just with a rubberband and tupperware.
@@dereksstupidmusicchannel yeah with enough time spent editing, you can do a hell of a lot. nobody's downplaying his achievement.
Jim knew he'd reach the most afflicted audience by just focusing on guitars, it's also his primary instrument. gearheads and guitar nerds online at large are by far the most susceptible to marketing, if you want to try to change their mind you have to start somewhere critical to their belief. Jim did it with ample evidence and presented it in a way that's actually convincing to someone who's lost in the sauce.
@@dereksstupidmusicchannel Specifically _electric_ guitars. Obviously, acoustic instruments actually rely on the resonant properties of the materials they're made from.
-I play the djent band.
-You mean you're in a djent band?
-No.
Mom: We have djent at home…
"...but don't you dare go near my Tupperware, you hear me????!!!!"
I'm mostly surprised at the cymbals tbh, did not expect that to turn out this good
Vocoder saves the day
Tuppershugga has entered the chat
Hahahahaha
This made me laugh out loud. Thanks!
Also make sure to first store spaghetti bolognese in that container. The orange stain the never goes away is what gives tupperware that signature djenty sound.
Loving the faded spaghetti-burst finish on that, too
That's how he gets that saucy sound.
damn, I'm feeling underdressed around such a djentleman
Hahahaha nice!
Best comment 😂
What brand of rubber band should I buy?
Does the color of the rubber band affect tone?
Should I cut a port hole in the tupperware?
Should I get standard clamps or locking clamps?
Is frettless more difficult to play than fretted?
BTW, I play mostly heavy rubber. 😁
Cut a hole in the lid towards one end to adjust the tone a bit
Slightly extended version? YES
As long as
You are a wonderful sound designer and Engineer, props this is the cleanest* and most proper drums Ive seen from field object recording
Thanks so much!
@@fountane You deserve the compliment so your welcome
tupperware sales about to explode when this vid blows up 🔥
Unintended ad!!! Wow!
It is actually quite upsetting how F'n good this sounds! Great job!
Huge Born in Dissonance vibes
That is the song!
Good job, man, glad I was recommended this.
that was absolutely ridiculous. the sound design on the drums was actually insane.
oh it djent brotha
This got in Guitar World. Congrats, bro!
Damn! Can someone link to story?
Does it Djent?
y e s
@@NeuralDSP No waayyyy official Neural DSP?
@@wingsoficarus1139 way
Djent? It fucking DJONTS
It indeed does。
Great chemistry between you both.
Never saw you before but the little conversation we could see was very wholesome.
And of course, awesome video, great sound
Wow djents like crazy!!! I should try it in hip hop
Anything can Djent if you put your mind to it
This blew my mind, shouldn't have watched before coffee. Super-inspirational, dude!
You’re blowing my mind with the drums. Had I not known better, I would have thought you sampled an actual kit
Goated.
Also, if my wife doesn't walk into the garage absolutely baffled I'm not making music right. But this is a whole new level of gold 😂
Ok this is crazy sound engineering
Never knew I would headbang to Tupperware. Thank you
I play golf and this sounded dope as hell. Really makes me want to bash balls. Not sure that’s a compliment but there you have it.
Bro this is not what I expected. Very bad ass my man
That guitar tone is legit.
BORN IN PLAAAAAASTIIICC
Love the single open chord for an entite song. Very Djentle.
This is rad as hell
What instrument do you play?
Me: its complicated 😂
that snare is better than 90% I hear today tbh
i love that you can still hear the rubber band come through lmao
That "like and subscribe" sounded like Bruno Powroznik classic
This is art
Fantastic buddy. Really inspiring
You make better mixes with a Tupperware and and rubber band than i do with a real guitar and Bias FX2
I’m always looking for a new ways to add new sounds to my music and this is definitely going to be a strong influence. Thank you so much!
so pleased to be reaching a level of mix skill to be able to do this sort of thing
Absolutely incredible
OMG! Give the man an award! That sh1t is heavy as Hades my man! Clips like these restore my faith in metal. Liked and subscribed!
So, now where is grandma going to keep the rest of her leftovers when she runs out of Country Crock tubs?
That was awesome haha. I love these kinds of vids.
i like music because its where there is sounds
Bro, hell fucking yeah
Wow, that's a power of effects
Great mixing, well engineered.
Cool! Where I can download the tabs?
okay now do elastic by meshuggah
After two rounds of the riff drop the bass by an octave 🤘 I wonder if there's a way to imitate a bit of string rattle for a low tuned bass, maybe have another clip loosely attached around the string so it rattles against the other clip a bit while you play? Might be too much
*my mom searching her Tupperware*
*Me in my room trying to join to messhuggah with the Tupperware and a rubber band*
FINALLY after 65 years CZcams recommends something good
I was listening to Meshuggah and this popped up in my recommendations. I paused Meshuggah, watched this video, and I can safely tell you that this does indeed djent
That old spaghetti dish totally dgented
This goes to show good the gojira plug-in is.
Pink Floyd once talked about how they attempted to make an album using what I believe was just home sounds (presuming kitchenware too). This man just did what Pink Floyd did not. Call David gilmour ☎️ right now
Well this is gonna go viral
🤞
Fuckin genius
The Edge was doing this in the 1980s
0:02 Gotye - Somebody that I used to know
Would like to see processing in more detail. Want to be able to make something like that by my self
Could make a video like that! Probably will
@@fountane that gonna be awesome, good luck with that
dude just rocks a tupperware while i read music forums with ppl that claiming they need millions of dollars for gear.
Got em
Band in Dissonance
Ah, i see you've stored pasta in that tupperware atleast once ever.
Anything can be an instrument, more proof ☝🏻
YEA!!!
So fucking incredible
that tupperware has seen more spaghetti than eminem.
Tuperware beast
If you want to come up with a good djenty riff, throw the Tupperware down the stairs and use that as the rhythm
Born in dissonance is a very nice choice! mein respectugent
Just imagine what this could sound like if he found the lid.
a typical mick gordon day
Somebody could use this idea for a sound engineering thesis.
That sounds amazing
Chop that time signature in half, add some saxophone and bike horn, and you've got a Clown Core original.
Could this be performed live? A whole set of Tupperware maybe?
A Tupperware AND a Djentleman
[Edit: Oh damb. Slight change for an alt title - 'a tupperware and a djentleband']
Don’t you dare call this container Tupperware.
Broke: Tupperware parties
Woke: Tupperware moshes
YUP ... great impro
See you all guys in a couple of years when YT algorithms bring all of us together here again, when this video has several million views 🙌🏻
Djentleman Tupperware Experience
🔥🔥🔥
Way better than St Anger mixes
if you squeeze the box longways so it expands in the middle does it raise the pitch? you could do both and play some melodic stuff
Did that with bleed by Meshuggah on a short form vid!
Rubbershuggah: Tuppermaid Apocalypse Vol I. The Wares of the Lich King.
Considering there wasn't a single palm mute in the guitar riff...
Nah it didn't djent.
But it was one hell of a metal song made with a tub and a rubber band.
Dude just made a lot of gear nerds mad
Some ones would pair nicely with your zeros 😎🤘
*begins to headbang*
Trying to sneak in a little Born In Dissonance on tupperware huh?
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Original thought 👍👍 kudos
Well, it definitely djent !!