Fian Villaranda랴무 honestly that's pretty accurate. They just play a lot with non-major modes and scales, and most newer songs seem to be around the same key since usually that seems to be the trap aesthetic (given that sub bass parts usually only hit the hardest at certain frequencies/in certain keys). They also use faster hi hat and drum patterns that reference both metal and trap music, so really it's a melting pot of genres that it's awesome they've found. Earlier stuff of their's was pretty straightforward, and so was the image they put out with it, so it's great to see them embrace something that includes so many different styles to create a unique one
@@kateonkeys1414 I've been practicing his G.O.A.T. riff and I have it memorized, and can play the the first 4 measures pretty well. I've been practicing every day, and by this rate I should have it down around the first week of January. If you remind me I'll come back and report my progress :)
@@kateonkeys1414 This is my first time learning a song that sounds... ANYTHING like G.O.A.T. I m mostly focus on fingerstyle guitar. As a result I fingerpick all of G.O.A.T. as opposed to hybrid picking. Edit: As a result it's gonna take me a bit longer to learn than most songs. Still waiting on that rush of dopamine we all get when learning a song and then you hit "The click". God you feel on top of the world for a few seconds there.
Tim is a fantastic guitarist. That being said he writes hiphop beats on the computer and takes bass notes rhythm and melodies notes that he programmed for the beat and plays those notes on guitar. Very creative sounding...very fun. But if you think he just sat down with the guitar and this came out after messing around on the neck..you are delusional. The playing is impressive. The sound is impressive. But the writing process is...eh. I don't want to say its cheating...let's just say he didn't write these epic riffs on the guitar. He wrote them on the computer, and then he transcribed it to guitar.
@@castle6660 wait, so you're telling me he's taking a different approach to writing music? WHAT?! How dare he go away from traditional ways of writing riffs for the guitar! is that why he sounds so different than everyone?
@@sandermatthijssen264 I'll try and keep you updated right now I have been practicing the first 6 seconds and I find the harmonics to be the hardest. This songs is quite challenging to play but I'll get there some day
@@sandermatthijssen264 I haven't been playing too long I have been playing for just over two years. I am determined to learn this song. How long have you been playing?
I'll be the first person to say that I've never heard of Tim Henson but what I saw him do in the shred collab was amazing to the point that I've now watched every video on his channel. During this short endeavor I gleamed that he's in a band called Polyphia and after watching a few of their videos I went and bought their latest album called New Levels New Devils and I've gotta say that I'm quite floored by it. This was yet another awesome thing that I will now associate with Christmas and I'm very much looking forward to what Tim and his band do next.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Polyphia. They meme and fuck around a lot, but they're good dudes lol. Check out their song, "Look But Don't Touch." I've listened to them for a long ass time, and that's probably my favorite.
Tim on his own is on a whole new level of shitposting and memeing but him and Scott (his band mate) are MONSTER guitarists. Really glad y'all enjoyed it as much as everyone else did now we can all wait for the next album :DD
I've played guitar for decades, since I saw Yngwie live in '84. I've seen all the techniques -- but this is the coolest thing I've heard since I don't know when. The technique is the means to an end. That's what everyone says it *should* be, but it so rarely is, and Tim actually embodies it here. The notes, the timing, the tasty mix of muted and ringing, etc. Wow. A+, 10/10, as cool as it gets. A little gem of musical art to be admired for eternity. He has another video where he walks through how to play it, but I bought the tab anyway just to toss him a couple of bucks in appreciation. Take pity on the musically hopeless, soulless creatures who downvote this video.
Yeah it's sick. I'm learning the GOAT riff rn and it's amazing how many techniques he uses... First chord is hybrid picking, then there's a note sliding up, then an harmonic, then a *gasp* normal note, then an harmonic, then a hybrid picking chord, then taping, then an harmonic... It's a mess but it sounds so good
@@furiousmat Yeah it's called the Tim Henson effect. Tim's so good that guitarists on instagram have to speed up and pre-edit their music to keep up with Tim's guitar skills. I'm not a huge fan of the genre itself, but damn, Tim is clearly a virtuoso, and there's clearly people who are literally "miming" his style. I really have my theories on this.
@@toro6466 There is plenty of room in the human soundscape for individuality which doesn't necessarily require this level of shred talent. Please don't let Tim's greatness deter you from reaching out to find your best.
I’m back to listen to this again for the millionth time and it gets better every time. How can someone play so technically proficient, almost bordering on robotic, but with so much feel that it’s near superhuman?
Biggest shred collab was my first introduction to polyphia and it has been the most life changing video I have ever seen. This remains one of my absolute favorite riffs.
I always thought the evolution of guitar was pretty much settled by people like Shawn Lane, Greg Howe, Daniele Gottardo, Guthrie Govan. I truly thought playing couldn't get more technical because of these for mentioned players. Then this kid comes along with a clean compressed sound and simply reinvents the instrument with technique for days. And the speed is absolutely mind-boggling.
You said it man. I'm 43 years old and just when I thought I've seen it all on the guitar.... These damn kids swoop in and save the day. Crazy to think about what the next mind blowing shit is going to be and how this can be topped...... But I guarantee you it will..... Somehow although it doesn't seem possible right now.... Wow!
First hes 28, second he edits and pre-records a lot, he takes inspiration from so many computer generated melodies and hooks, third he has the equipments for that extreme comfortable gear, that is not a clean compression its such a heavily processed presets that these guys are using. Comparing him to gilbert, lane, guthrie is an insult.
@@TheTF2Pianist Can you tell what harmonies he's using? I know you can use a pitch shifter to get the harmonies, but I can't really tell whether he's using a fourth, or fifth above (it seems like he's playing a lower note but the effect plays a higher note, if that makes sense)
It's my first time here and also definitely my last time. Not saying I dislike this, rather that I do like this, but I don't see myself re-watching a video like this again,
Came by from Jared's shred collab. Just wanted to let you know, your sound is so unique and killer compared to the rest on that collab. The technicality and passion in those licks were just what I needed to hear. Thanks for your content, looking forward to what is to come.
This particular part from this particular shred is the most bespoke shredding that still completely melts faces... Like my face was melted, but at a nice soulful black tie event. This track was how I discovered polyphia and completely altered my understanding of how a guitar could be used to make music...
In a world.... Where guitar virtuosos surface every 5 seconds... A dude with a penchant for musicality leveled the playing field with some gorgeously melodic trip-hop shredzy-malone phrasing... Music would never be the same...
this is where I discovered Tim, out of the whole collab it was apparent this was the best part, i had to see more. Man was I not ready. Greatest guitarist of our generation. My ears are blessed to live in the era of Tim. i'm not even a guitarist but i could listen to this man all day. Doesn't take much to see and hear his talent. sorry if this sounds too fanboy-ish but i love this man.
Son: dad, why is my sister called rose? Me: because your mother loves roses Son: ok, Thank you dad Me: no problem, Tim Henson | Jared Dines’ Biggest Shred Collab
0:33 the beginning of the simple end to such complex playing is incredibly effective. a way to relax and digest what we've just heard. the sudden shift to something more poignant in tone is beautiful beyond words. great job.
Back when this was release in the shred collab, I was about to sell my old guitar and just give up cause I grew bored of blues and classic shred. Then I heard this. Since then, I bought a new guitar and learned so much. So thank you. I hope the new album does the same to many more people
This is my ringtone and i like this so much that when the phone rings, i don't answer it cause I'd want to hear it and i miss many calls due to it. worth it!
He's abso-fucking-lutely great, but many people don't realize that the backtrack of the riff plays a massive impacts for the riff to be this cool. But eventually to be able to compose something like that is so out of this world
I sold my electric guitar last year, now I'm here with my acoustic. Managed to learn G.O.A.T, The Worst and Goose Riff. But this is a fucking monster. I'm gonna get this, no matter how long it takes
I didn't know Tim untill i saw the shred collab and i gotta say well it was fun to watch all of the shredders there and there was Tim, he was the ONLY ONE who gave me goosebumps and i don't get often goosebumps lately because of music because there isn't a good enough music these days so thank you and i hope you will eventually make a song out of this piece of heaven
Tim's part was, in my opinion, far and away the best one. I can't stop re-listening to it. The fact that his part stands out so much in a vid with so many amazing musicians is a testament to not only his talent but how original his style is. Saw Polyphia in Montreal last month, what a great show!
I would describe the feeling as having the most amazing day ever then driving back home or laying on your bed knowing you feel content, happy, and have the potential to do it all over again
Idk. Personally I love Polyphias style because it's unique but so familiar almost like a lullaby. A lot of there songs are on major pentatonic scales but they just make it sound so euphoric and feel like your sipping on some champagne and a 40 oz. (no pun intended 😎)
This is what happens when Jimi Hendrix and a robot have a baby, taught it some classical riffs, forced it to listen to Funk for a month, then fed it some LSD and turned on a video recorder.
This song/riff has inspired in so many ways. I’ve been playing for 15 years and the technically of Tim’s playing is honestly hard for me to comprehend. A true modern guitar hero
Well, if you’re talking about actual technical soloing... NOBODY shredded as excellently as Stephen Taranto. Not even Jason Richardson. Stephen has an unmatched flow of ideas where every note is seamlessly connected back-to-back. Easily the best technique and most imaginative technical passages. I did like Tim’s solo, though. This was a collab which featured a lot of variety that was exciting to witness, but if the standard is the usual technical display of prowess, then Stephen is undeniably the winner. For me, the proof is not only in Stephen’s superior tone to similar shredders like Richardson. It’s how difficult it is to seamlessly connect various areas of the neck and play passages that keep the listener guessing. He demonstrated the best technique and creativity within the shred paradigm.
Every time I see the thumb in the suggestions I feel an unexplainable need to listen to this song, than I play the video and start reading the comments til the song ends, than I put it on repeat and continue reading and do this like 10 times every single time, even after a year. I must have actually listened to it much more than a 100 times by now. It's weird because this has never happened to anything or any song. It actually confuses me a little.
This is beautiful. I am going to learn this no matter how long it takes. Definitely way to advanced for me but hey I'll learn some new skills. Ill check back with an update at some point
@@ThePanicAsylum Thank for this! I've definitely been getting frustrated trying to learn this but after reading this made me feel a lot better about my struggles.
This is really the best piece of music I’ve heard in m whole life. When my Guitar teacher showed this to me 3-4 Years ago i instantly knew, this guy is the #1. There is no one like him. He is the Jimmy Hendrix of our time
@@stipeplazonic8108 Just to be fair, I looked that up. I see what you mean in terms of the melodic style mixed with metal... Though I can't agree that they're on the same level as Polyphia. The way Tim weaves his melodies across the guitar neck is more technical and virtuousic than both guys from that other band combined... Even trying to put aside any bias because I genuinely liked the song quite a bit! I just don't think you can say the guy in that band is at Hendrix's level of innovation, Tim kind of is.
Tim this was the best solo of all the 2019 shred collab. Your playing is simply amazing! I did not know of you prior to the collab. You have a new fan! And so does Polyphia!
@@dm5802 I felt this way for so many songs by polyphia, but now I've listened to much and I've gained a tolerance. I need something stronger to get that eargasmic feeling again.
@@NahImBats lmao yeah i go through favorite songs sooo fast because i loop them like 24/7. Now I stop myself from overplaying them but this one's so goooood i can't stop myself
Make it into a full song or we riot.
Alain Daniel 💯
Fuck it, it’s been 3 days, we’ve waited long enough dammit!
Justin Zetzer Probably on new album/EP
Tim, if you are reading, this is the voice of the people
Yea we riot
Polyphia is a genre at this point
Beanos FrickoMode lofi trap guitar shred
You know theyre doing it right when people cant put a genre to it
@@Mrrandomthingsish just progressive trap would be enough.
or r&b/neo soul? I think?
dont judge me
Fian Villaranda랴무 honestly that's pretty accurate. They just play a lot with non-major modes and scales, and most newer songs seem to be around the same key since usually that seems to be the trap aesthetic (given that sub bass parts usually only hit the hardest at certain frequencies/in certain keys). They also use faster hi hat and drum patterns that reference both metal and trap music, so really it's a melting pot of genres that it's awesome they've found.
Earlier stuff of their's was pretty straightforward, and so was the image they put out with it, so it's great to see them embrace something that includes so many different styles to create a unique one
Those 2M views are just 40 000 people who ve seen the clip 50 times or more
And here we are, revisiting this video till the end of time
I've been listening to this for 2 hours now. So 120 of them was me and thats just today.
Lol
or 50 people watching 40k times to earn the tune eheh
Poor fools
I've practiced all day and I'm 4 seconds into the song.
Aye...not bad my friend. If you performed those first 4 seconds after a full day, you made an ungodly amount of progress. Shit is hard
I finally memorized it all after 5 days but I can only play it at .25 speed 😭
@@kateonkeys1414 I've been practicing his G.O.A.T. riff and I have it memorized, and can play the the first 4 measures pretty well. I've been practicing every day, and by this rate I should have it down around the first week of January. If you remind me I'll come back and report my progress :)
@@jacksonholt4594 I learned goat in 3 days it should click for you. you can play it fast once it clicks just listen to the song
@@kateonkeys1414 This is my first time learning a song that sounds... ANYTHING like G.O.A.T. I m mostly focus on fingerstyle guitar. As a result I fingerpick all of G.O.A.T. as opposed to hybrid picking.
Edit: As a result it's gonna take me a bit longer to learn than most songs. Still waiting on that rush of dopamine we all get when learning a song and then you hit "The click".
God you feel on top of the world for a few seconds there.
Has anyone else literally listened to this like 50 times in a row?
Christopher Weinstien play it 20 times at work today
yes
We should be friends. Over and over and over.
Yep love it much
Looped it for 3 days
It's one thing to be able to play this but to compose something like this pretty much makes you a genius.
Exactly what I always think, I've been trying to get the goose intro down for a week now. He wrote the whole discography 🙄 And he's like 4 😥
Exactly, it's incredible. This guy is a songwriting genius. I feel like he just lives and breathes this shit which is why he's so good at it.
Dark Glass some of the riffs in goose scott wrote, but the bridge riff (the one tim wrote) was fucking perfect
Tim is a fantastic guitarist. That being said he writes hiphop beats on the computer and takes bass notes rhythm and melodies notes that he programmed for the beat and plays those notes on guitar. Very creative sounding...very fun. But if you think he just sat down with the guitar and this came out after messing around on the neck..you are delusional. The playing is impressive. The sound is impressive. But the writing process is...eh. I don't want to say its cheating...let's just say he didn't write these epic riffs on the guitar. He wrote them on the computer, and then he transcribed it to guitar.
@@castle6660 wait, so you're telling me he's taking a different approach to writing music? WHAT?! How dare he go away from traditional ways of writing riffs for the guitar! is that why he sounds so different than everyone?
Almost forget to watch this today
Hope you're still coming back 👀
Lol
Impossible.
i felt that
@@kayliagarrett5262 I won’t
I will learn this no matter how long it takes
Updates pls
@@sandermatthijssen264 I'll try and keep you updated right now I have been practicing the first 6 seconds and I find the harmonics to be the hardest. This songs is quite challenging to play but I'll get there some day
This is my alt account
@@fishman733 I’m learning it as well, started yesterday! How long you been playing guitar?
@@sandermatthijssen264 I haven't been playing too long I have been playing for just over two years. I am determined to learn this song. How long have you been playing?
Future of guitar is in safe hands!
That's what I said! Lol
Factz!
I'll be the first person to say that I've never heard of Tim Henson but what I saw him do in the shred collab was amazing to the point that I've now watched every video on his channel. During this short endeavor I gleamed that he's in a band called Polyphia and after watching a few of their videos I went and bought their latest album called New Levels New Devils and I've gotta say that I'm quite floored by it. This was yet another awesome thing that I will now associate with Christmas and I'm very much looking forward to what Tim and his band do next.
Glad to hear he's getting attention, a really unique and creative guitarist.
I have just done the same... Fricking amazing
Welcome to the wonderful world of Polyphia. They meme and fuck around a lot, but they're good dudes lol. Check out their song, "Look But Don't Touch." I've listened to them for a long ass time, and that's probably my favorite.
Tim on his own is on a whole new level of shitposting and memeing but him and Scott (his band mate) are MONSTER guitarists.
Really glad y'all enjoyed it as much as everyone else did now we can all wait for the next album :DD
Buy all of their music! Polyphia is the sickest and best christian rockband ever
I've played guitar for decades, since I saw Yngwie live in '84. I've seen all the techniques -- but this is the coolest thing I've heard since I don't know when. The technique is the means to an end. That's what everyone says it *should* be, but it so rarely is, and Tim actually embodies it here. The notes, the timing, the tasty mix of muted and ringing, etc. Wow. A+, 10/10, as cool as it gets. A little gem of musical art to be admired for eternity.
He has another video where he walks through how to play it, but I bought the tab anyway just to toss him a couple of bucks in appreciation.
Take pity on the musically hopeless, soulless creatures who downvote this video.
The down votes came from eukileli players and Skrillex fans.
Yeah it's sick. I'm learning the GOAT riff rn and it's amazing how many techniques he uses... First chord is hybrid picking, then there's a note sliding up, then an harmonic, then a *gasp* normal note, then an harmonic, then a hybrid picking chord, then taping, then an harmonic... It's a mess but it sounds so good
Wow... yngwie, henson, your taste in music SUCKS!!!!!!
can you play it yet? im struggling hard, not even getting to half the tempo he is playing
@@rainingman338 oh, the baby can't play?
I love how "most replayed moment" is literally 0:00 because of the amount of people who just loop it endlessly
People are stuck just trying to learn the first seconds, that's why
Actually Im looping the song exactly as davepatois said
@@hotpenguin607same
Probably the most hypnotic riff i ever heard.
Best riff for at least the last three collabs in a row. 2017, 2018, 2019. By far outshines ALL the others on the videos
@IOTM2011 bloodmoon is sick, but i vibe to this.
Naah, G.O.A.T introduction riff is the best and most incredible riff ever
It sucks
@@jellyrollmorton2051 i want to see you doing better
The sweeps are just so tasteful. Not overdone and obvious like a lot of guitarists like to do it.
@@jellyrollmorton2051 ok chud
@@jellyrollmorton2051 Holy shit, 239 comments from this channel? That shit’s embarrassing dude lmao
ikr, and the hybrid picking is so perfectly utilized. never seen someone use it as much as him
I concur. It totally feels like the sweeps are part of the composition (and executed in a most musical fashion!), rather than used for flash. Kudos!
Its tim
I could literally loop this for hours
i did
I made it into a ringtone with an audio extractor app. It's so good when people call me I never pick up and just listen until it ends lol
Just pulls those nasty sweeps outta nowhere damn
Seamless
I’m honestly just obsessed with how this guy plays. I’ve literally listened to this same clip no lie at least 30 times.
You should listen to Ichika Nito I Miss You as well!! He has a similar vibe to this
He is in a band called Polyphia
@@feliksdzerzhinskij800 Yeah Ichika's compositions are good but I'm mad annoyed by the fact that he undeniably speeds up his clips.
@@furiousmat Yeah it's called the Tim Henson effect. Tim's so good that guitarists on instagram have to speed up and pre-edit their music to keep up with Tim's guitar skills. I'm not a huge fan of the genre itself, but damn, Tim is clearly a virtuoso, and there's clearly people who are literally "miming" his style.
I really have my theories on this.
furiousmat Ichika does not speed up his clips. If he got good enough at post processing then he could do it but his body is to time set and natural.
Everyone were almost the same shredding with speed and then comes Tim with his beautiful shit. Best solo in there.
Ola Englund solo was best imo but yeah this guy had some flavor
I would argue ichika and Stevie t sisters solos were better but that’s just my opinion
This is way more difficult than the generic shredding out there tbh, yet it sounds so sexy and original
And also sounded like most of his latest songs.
The Doo was the best
I genuinely think Tim has the potential of being the greatest of this generation .... if he isn’t already
I'd say it's a tie between him, ichika nito, and Manuel gardner Fernandes
Matteo Mancuso absolutely no competition
Gotta throw Mateus and Yvette into the conversation along with all the names mentioned
@@gavinreinhart8925 I think its Tim vs Mateus vs Ichika, 3 very unique play styles. They are the best of our generation.
Remember Steve Vai?
wrote a riff I thought was cool and sent it to my drummer and he sent this back. thanks for ruining my life.
Imagine being the drummer of your band and destroying your guitarrist's selfsteem sending him something like this lmao
That's the most drummer thing to do
“Shut the fuck up you suck -presses send-“
@@toro6466 There is plenty of room in the human soundscape for individuality which doesn't necessarily require this level of shred talent. Please don't let Tim's greatness deter you from reaching out to find your best.
@@downtownbillyandthenewjivefive I agree, use it as inspiration instead, practice until you get as close as possible to your goal.
My dad said polyphia was “super fast jazz rock”
Basically an overexaggerated term for Math Rock
@@klyderain8817 basically
It makes sense in some way if you think about it!
Yeah that’s pretty much what math rock is
@@klyderain8817 tim has said it isn't math rock because everything is still 4/4
I’m back to listen to this again for the millionth time and it gets better every time. How can someone play so technically proficient, almost bordering on robotic, but with so much feel that it’s near superhuman?
i swear this gives me chills everytime
still...
So I’ve memorized like 21 notes in the tutorial and realize I have to play that within the first 2-3 seconds of the riff...
Never related to anything more
Don’t worry within about ten months we will be able to memorize half of them, hopefully.
Hahaha yes :(
I learned everything until the tapping part. Damn it, that part is difficult to play.
@@GaboGilbert really ? The tapping is pretty easy for me but the sweep pick is killing me
Davie back to back Tim back to back Ichika was way too much for me
Name a more legendary trio, I'll wait
Bro they should start a band/side project
@@willtrautman6243 replace davie with kmac, done
i really felt that.
@@miyawa21 Sadly Kmac was too busy to join. Dude been working hard on his album tho, so it's understandable
Biggest shred collab was my first introduction to polyphia and it has been the most life changing video I have ever seen. This remains one of my absolute favorite riffs.
He is the 21 century's "Guitar Mozart." What a genius this young man is.
cringe
I'm not gay but I'm questioning things after seeing Tim
He's a cutie.
Tims a snacc
Same here dude. Hahahaha
Tim is just pure sex appeal, plain and simple
I thought he was a woman at one point
Shit, I thought I was straight
lol w8
Same dude
Same
No one is straight for Tim, my friend.
What's Kraken? Lol it’s true, I’m straight as a ruler but this dude? He’s an exception
Tim Henson has very, very quickly become one of my favorite guitarists this dude is really something else man
Bro, I keep coming back to it. This is one of dopest melodies ever. This, and whatever you did for that plugin demo ad.
Tim Henson feat. the rest
G Medi don’t disrespect Tosin Abasi like that
LOL TRUE
Said little but said shit.
@PotatZo bruh.
@PotatZo speakin straight facts rn
Easy best solo on there
no question
Definitely. Everybody killed it, but tim is just so unique
If you think hybrid picking is easy then fam you need to teach me lol
@@PursuitSk8 True. i mean i really like Nito too, but this 0:33 just resonates with my soul, like godanm
Fuckin right
damn, you really remind me of a guy named Tim henson.
damn, yeah, they have so much incommon
Yeah bro this guy and Tim Henson should collab some time
@@crowwithinternetservice yoo true
when god says u have 50 seconds to live
i've probably listened to this more than 100 times by now
This just doesnt get old, no matter how many times you listen to it lmao
@@probablyenzoh 1 month later...it's still awesome XD
@@hello_nomi yep, still go here to put it on repeat lmao
Tim’s part should’ve been at the end of the collab. There’s something about his piece at 0:33 that says “boom.. drop the mic...”
That would have been an absolutely bad ass outro tbh
I always thought the evolution of guitar was pretty much settled by people like Shawn Lane, Greg Howe, Daniele Gottardo, Guthrie Govan. I truly thought playing couldn't get more technical because of these for mentioned players. Then this kid comes along with a clean compressed sound and simply reinvents the instrument with technique for days. And the speed is absolutely mind-boggling.
You said it man. I'm 43 years old and just when I thought I've seen it all on the guitar.... These damn kids swoop in and save the day. Crazy to think about what the next mind blowing shit is going to be and how this can be topped...... But I guarantee you it will..... Somehow although it doesn't seem possible right now.... Wow!
I'm still struggling to comprehend how he makes the guitar sing like he does? I've listened to this so many times, it blows my mind.
@@terrycolletti8645 he's 27 lmao hardly a kid
First hes 28, second he edits and pre-records a lot, he takes inspiration from so many computer generated melodies and hooks, third he has the equipments for that extreme comfortable gear, that is not a clean compression its such a heavily processed presets that these guys are using. Comparing him to gilbert, lane, guthrie is an insult.
@@_azu7You're really envious of his playing, It shows.
One of my fav Henson riffs. Learning it now, super fun to play!
Almost a year that I watch it every night.
This is my bedtime story.
us true fan bois watching your video before the actual collab.
man i thought it was a snippet from the new album or sum i was hyped😂
@@JockbroGaming same bro :(
0:33 Polyphia tone in a nutshell
how do i get this tone thoooooo
It's just the same track but pitch-shifted into harmonies and layered on top of itself.
@@Frogentoad dude i want it so baddddddddd. i literally can't find it anywhere
It’s a Vocoder effect actually, Tim talks about it on his channel
@@TheTF2Pianist Can you tell what harmonies he's using? I know you can use a pitch shifter to get the harmonies, but I can't really tell whether he's using a fourth, or fifth above (it seems like he's playing a lower note but the effect plays a higher note, if that makes sense)
This is the sexiest solo I've ever heard
F*ck, i have hears this over 30 times and I still get the same freaking chills... it's ridiculously good
Let's be honest, it's not your first time here
And I bet it's not going to be the last :^ )
Yeah
It's my first time here and also definitely my last time. Not saying I dislike this, rather that I do like this, but I don't see myself re-watching a video like this again,
@@Gold0rion Pretentious opinion that nobody asked for
@@Gold0rion Your comment is a waste of youtube server data.
@@Gold0rion nice essay bro but it was just a comment, don't take it to hard
You kinda sound like polyphia
actually he is ? ?? is it suppose to be sarcastic or something?
@@authoraven dude this is an obvious joke)
Oh sorry I didn't know Tim Henson is a Polyphia member😂
Crimson Virtuoso oh you legit didn’t know lmao
@@astromiles no that reply was sarcastic as well... i think? how detect sarcasm on internet i am not know
We needed you in 2022...
0:33 onwards invokes strong nostalgia I cannot explain it
it's because it also plays in the background starting from 0:17
Came by from Jared's shred collab. Just wanted to let you know, your sound is so unique and killer compared to the rest on that collab. The technicality and passion in those licks were just what I needed to hear. Thanks for your content, looking forward to what is to come.
He have a band called Polyphia. Their latest album sounds like this. The album is "New Levels New Devils"
@Tr ae what lol
Lucian Rex you ever read something and your brain flatlines for a second and then all you can do is just go “lol what?” Cuz that’s what his comment is
11/10 best solo on the song
This particular part from this particular shred is the most bespoke shredding that still completely melts faces... Like my face was melted, but at a nice soulful black tie event. This track was how I discovered polyphia and completely altered my understanding of how a guitar could be used to make music...
In a world.... Where guitar virtuosos surface every 5 seconds... A dude with a penchant for musicality leveled the playing field with some gorgeously melodic trip-hop shredzy-malone phrasing... Music would never be the same...
this was my introduction to you and polyphia. Still gives me chills
How do you even make this in your head???? That sense of music is out of the world
Crazy man. Just insanely creative
You can hear how diverse his mind is through this song. An i like it.
He writes a lot of his stuff based on rap and hip hop which I find insanely interesting to hear how it translates with classical training.
This needs to be a full song chief. It's incredibly good.
this is where I discovered Tim, out of the whole collab it was apparent this was the best part, i had to see more. Man was I not ready. Greatest guitarist of our generation. My ears are blessed to live in the era of Tim. i'm not even a guitarist but i could listen to this man all day. Doesn't take much to see and hear his talent. sorry if this sounds too fanboy-ish but i love this man.
Son: dad, why is my sister called rose?
Me: because your mother loves roses
Son: ok, Thank you dad
Me: no problem, Tim Henson | Jared Dines’ Biggest Shred Collab
bro stuck in 2018
My man hahha
Ok, you win this time
Coeg😂😂😂
Anyone else can't stop playing it back ?
Me
ur not alone bro
Yessssssssz
Dude I’ve been playing it back for the past 4 weeks hah
I CAAAANNNTTTTT...!!! 🤣🤣
0:33 the beginning of the simple end to such complex playing is incredibly effective. a way to relax and digest what we've just heard. the sudden shift to something more poignant in tone is beautiful beyond words. great job.
seriously one of the most creative artists alive right now. there is nothing quite like tim's playing
Back when this was release in the shred collab, I was about to sell my old guitar and just give up cause I grew bored of blues and classic shred. Then I heard this. Since then, I bought a new guitar and learned so much. So thank you. I hope the new album does the same to many more people
This is my ringtone and i like this so much that when the phone rings, i don't answer it cause I'd want to hear it and i miss many calls due to it. worth it!
Where did you get this as a ringtone. I need it. Like,to live.
@@skylarmccloud4080 use any YT video downloader and convert to an audio to use as an Ringtone. Not sure, if this piece is on iTunes
I hope it doesn't ring when people are nearby
@@jellyrollmorton2051 why tf do you hope so
@@parag5734 cause their ears will bleed and they'll go deaf.
I NEED a new album Tim pls. This style is unmatched
He's abso-fucking-lutely great, but many people don't realize that the backtrack of the riff plays a massive impacts for the riff to be this cool. But eventually to be able to compose something like that is so out of this world
I sold my electric guitar last year, now I'm here with my acoustic. Managed to learn G.O.A.T, The Worst and Goose Riff. But this is a fucking monster.
I'm gonna get this, no matter how long it takes
post a video when you do, that would be sick
@@MaydupNem I did post a short of the first half, took me ages to get that sweep picking part :P cheers!
You have a lotta time to waste bro 😂
This is just so unique, creative and beautiful.
I didn't know Tim untill i saw the shred collab and i gotta say well it was fun to watch all of the shredders there and there was Tim, he was the ONLY ONE who gave me goosebumps and i don't get often goosebumps lately because of music because there isn't a good enough music these days so thank you and i hope you will eventually make a song out of this piece of heaven
VOCÊ É UM DEUS
do nada
Pintos
os br so zuando a parada KKKK
English pls
@@qizhi sai dae gringo kkkkkkkkkkk
i think the most impressive thing about that was the fact that he played that in a chair with armrests.
Tim's part was, in my opinion, far and away the best one. I can't stop re-listening to it. The fact that his part stands out so much in a vid with so many amazing musicians is a testament to not only his talent but how original his style is. Saw Polyphia in Montreal last month, what a great show!
00:33 until end
Evokes a strong emotion. Im not sure what kind of, but I listen to it over and over again just to chase that feeling.
Best part of the solo
I would describe the feeling as having the most amazing day ever then driving back home or laying on your bed knowing you feel content, happy, and have the potential to do it all over again
Idk. Personally I love Polyphias style because it's unique but so familiar almost like a lullaby. A lot of there songs are on major pentatonic scales but they just make it sound so euphoric and feel like your sipping on some champagne and a 40 oz. (no pun intended 😎)
Imo some of the feeling lays in the backing track in the last part. But that dosent make it less impressive.
It kinda evokes this weird christmas-y, nostalgic emotion for me. But that's probably just the diminished chord talking, lmao.
this video unironically changed my life
Same
This is where I go to everytime I purchase a new pair of earphones.
TUTORIAL: czcams.com/video/VRMf3JSrSGE/video.html
TABS + BACKING TRACK: w6rst.com
Tim Henson you should pin this bro
This is straight G $h!+. Hard af.
Yess
@steven Taylor yea he's not gunna hit you up😂
@steven Taylor has he hit you up yet?😂😂😂
Please make a full song of this
Everyone: Make this a song
Me: *Where the hell are his legs*
pls help me i cant stop my self from tapping the replay button
Me too. I've been listening to this for 2 hrs now
and it always plays in my mind 😂
Someone please make a 12 hour loop of this. This touched my soul so deeply. Thank you for making this.
The type of guitar playing is the vibe we never knew we needed
am I the only one who felt like I was being lifted up to music heaven listening to this
Me ❤ totally surreal
I made this Into a ringtone and now when people call me I never pick up, I just sit and listen to the epic riffs lol
Very wise choice
@@mrpreprio7570 it makes all the spam calls a little less annoying lol
@@ChipsA17 lol😂
This is what happens when Jimi Hendrix and a robot have a baby, taught it some classical riffs, forced it to listen to Funk for a month, then fed it some LSD and turned on a video recorder.
Everything he plays is 100% juicy lick with taste if it makes sense
Makes complete sense
*Sexy*
This song/riff has inspired in so many ways. I’ve been playing for 15 years and the technically of Tim’s playing is honestly hard for me to comprehend. A true modern guitar hero
That last part might be a good lofi sample 🤤 those chords sounded straight out of a tape machine
I cant get enough of this solo, currently learning it and jesus it's harder than it looks and I'm not even at the sweeping tapping part
Completely agree. It's harder than it looks, and I have learned just like 7 seconds at a very slow speed.
Best solo in the whole collab
Digo lo mismo, tbn kiko L
Exactly.
Well, if you’re talking about actual technical soloing... NOBODY shredded as excellently as Stephen Taranto. Not even Jason Richardson. Stephen has an unmatched flow of ideas where every note is seamlessly connected back-to-back. Easily the best technique and most imaginative technical passages. I did like Tim’s solo, though.
This was a collab which featured a lot of variety that was exciting to witness, but if the standard is the usual technical display of prowess, then Stephen is undeniably the winner. For me, the proof is not only in Stephen’s superior tone to similar shredders like Richardson. It’s how difficult it is to seamlessly connect various areas of the neck and play passages that keep the listener guessing. He demonstrated the best technique and creativity within the shred paradigm.
@@SurfingSerpent Calm down, dude. Aren't you tired of copying and pasting the same reply on every comment you don't agree with?
Shoulda had tim start then the do then jared
Tim henson is the guy that makes me question my self when i call myself a guitarist
Every time I see the thumb in the suggestions I feel an unexplainable need to listen to this song, than I play the video and start reading the comments til the song ends, than I put it on repeat and continue reading and do this like 10 times every single time, even after a year.
I must have actually listened to it much more than a 100 times by now. It's weird because this has never happened to anything or any song. It actually confuses me a little.
This was indeed the "Whoa, hold up now" moment in the collab... Got me right in the feels. Excellent work!
Your style is truly your own. A signature TH sound. Seriously the best out there!
This is beautiful. I am going to learn this no matter how long it takes. Definitely way to advanced for me but hey I'll learn some new skills. Ill check back with an update at some point
@@ThePanicAsylum Thank for this! I've definitely been getting frustrated trying to learn this but after reading this made me feel a lot better about my struggles.
This is really the best piece of music I’ve heard in m whole life.
When my Guitar teacher showed this to me 3-4 Years ago i instantly knew, this guy is the #1.
There is no one like him. He is the Jimmy Hendrix of our time
There has been music like his since at least 1993. Just listen to the song Textures by Cynic
Yo opino lo mismo.
@@stipeplazonic8108 Just to be fair, I looked that up. I see what you mean in terms of the melodic style mixed with metal... Though I can't agree that they're on the same level as Polyphia. The way Tim weaves his melodies across the guitar neck is more technical and virtuousic than both guys from that other band combined... Even trying to put aside any bias because I genuinely liked the song quite a bit! I just don't think you can say the guy in that band is at Hendrix's level of innovation, Tim kind of is.
This is so beautiful. I'm at loss for words. And he hands down destroyed everyone in that shred collab no doubt in that
Tim this was the best solo of all the 2019 shred collab. Your playing is simply amazing! I did not know of you prior to the collab. You have a new fan! And so does Polyphia!
This is by far my favorite on the collab. So incredible man. Thank you.
Sexiest thing I have heard on a guitar
I can’t stop listening. It’s the third day in a row.
Fourth...
Well... I’m not even counting anymore. I’ve accepted I’ll watch this until I hate it and it won’t happen.
@@dm5802 I felt this way for so many songs by polyphia, but now I've listened to much and I've gained a tolerance. I need something stronger to get that eargasmic feeling again.
@@NahImBats lmao yeah i go through favorite songs sooo fast because i loop them like 24/7. Now I stop myself from overplaying them but this one's so goooood i can't stop myself
Just to make sure you are still listening
That changed the entire mood of the collab and I love you for it
Your melodies are fantastic, totally love them, especially the part at the end!
Can't tell you how many times I've watched this since the shred collab.. Beautiful af! 🔥