Really impressive and really good show of what Black Metal sounds like. First riff is just on another level though. Most bands wish they could come up with something that good!
is that from a song or is it improvised? I mean with dyads it's so frickin easy to improvise some good shit when you know lots of chords by heart, but that specific chord sequence sounds tasty. I'd totally listen to the song it's from
Your observations are perfectly true! I also noticed the use of minor chords in a number of songs (e.g. Behemoth - Antichristian Phenomenon, Dark Funeral - The Secrets of the Black Arts)
If you can thrash and play some barre chords, you're 90% there. *Play through an 8-inch blown speaker recorded by a potato for maximum resvlts. Good riffage, BTW.
Awesome video. I have no knowledge of musical theory but always heard the differences. Moving the 5th is definitely Satyricon and the minor chords if slowed down is pure Burzum.
I JUST literally created some simple, Darkthrone inspired riffs today by simply playing your typical power chord but moving my ring/pinky finger to the left and to the right while strumming. So instead of just playing, say, the 5th notes of the E string and 7th note of the A string, I keep my pointer finger on the 5th of the E string note while moving my ring finger (or pinky finger) into the 6th note and then the 8th note of the A string. This allows for melody while maintaining dissonance. The other thing I did was tremolo pick single notes of a chord (Varg does this all of the time). If you combine the two approaches you can get a raw, minimalistic Norwegian black metal vibe rooted early Darkthrone and Burzum style music.
I wish i had this a couple of years ago. Took me forever to figure out that i was looking for Diatonic Dyades. Didnt even know what it's called til today^^ But short and to the point. So good job on that^^
beautiful tone. I love that Ibanez put out those Destroyer and Iceman models again. I have my first real guitar which is an Iceman I got a long time ago. Love those guitars. Nice job analyzing the riffs too. EDIT: just realized it was a Dean. Woops! I thought it was a Destroyer.
Very cool. Have you ever thought about publishing backing tracks/tab with your examples or a book about how to play black and death metal guitar? That would be very useful for many students worldwide to play these amazing styles!
The first riff is amazing. So atmospheric and melodic!
thanks man
you might like Axis of Light, most of their riffs are extremely melodic and a lot of the time even triumphant. They're pretty awesome
Full song?
It instantly reminded me drudkh
Really impressive and really good show of what Black Metal sounds like.
First riff is just on another level though. Most bands wish they could come up with something that good!
None of these were played in a forest or wearing a wizards hat.
Not true black metal
Im so trve that i dont have a guitar, drums or bass i just hit logs and stones in the dark forest where i live...
Bathory maybe?
*trve
I’m disliking this he said true instead ov trve
So f**king lame to see these riffs being played in the woods.
Dude, the guitar sound is awesome! I really need to promote you. I'll just post this video on my channel. Hope it helps!
Oh nice to see you here Farvann, love your channel :)
Thank you!
yooooo its farvann
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You are on every black metal video lol
Not trve kvlt recording quality too good
Palm muting isn't kvlt either, I want my sacrifice back!
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I AM DEATHWISH playing with mittens is always good to get that perfect black metal guitar sound!
He's indian
@Cvnt _ so is black metal racist or?
0:36 is the most brutal black metal riff
"Marduk do this a lot" as he stated,.. And that's why it's called "Brutal" Black Metal
Try nordjevel or negator
This is more used in Blackened Death Metal.
@@ZechsElI would consider it more blackened death metal or bestial/war black metal
Riff 4, minor chords: *COUGH COUGH DARK FUNERAL*
They're really good at it.
yes
Diatonic Dyads are probably one of my favorites of black metal since their basically just two note riffs.
Diatonic Dyads is The Best !!!! My favourite...
is that from a song or is it improvised? I mean with dyads it's so frickin easy to improvise some good shit when you know lots of chords by heart, but that specific chord sequence sounds tasty. I'd totally listen to the song it's from
I like these:
Phrygian Powerchords
Minor Chords / Diatonic Dyads
In a equal manner.
Please recommend some bands or songs that use diatonic dyads, would like to hear them. Thanks
@@comrademod4503 +1
Comrade Mod listen to the sun no longer rises by immortal.
This 2.5 minute long video helped me better than most lessons. Thanks dude
Stay tuned my dude more videos like this incoming + more in depth videos
ok are we not going to talk about his giant fingers?
That really helps with guitar
Your observations are perfectly true! I also noticed the use of minor chords in a number of songs (e.g. Behemoth - Antichristian Phenomenon, Dark Funeral - The Secrets of the Black Arts)
If you can thrash and play some barre chords, you're 90% there.
*Play through an 8-inch blown speaker recorded by a potato for maximum resvlts.
Good riffage, BTW.
Awesome video. I have no knowledge of musical theory but always heard the differences. Moving the 5th is definitely Satyricon and the minor chords if slowed down is pure Burzum.
I learned more in 2 minutes than I learned in 2 months.
The Marduk riff is dopest dope
everything about this video is great. definitely subscribing, just keep up the quality work and I definitely will not be the last one to sub
was expecting this video to be lame but was pleasantly surprised, Awesome!
I JUST literally created some simple, Darkthrone inspired riffs today by simply playing your typical power chord but moving my ring/pinky finger to the left and to the right while strumming. So instead of just playing, say, the 5th notes of the E string and 7th note of the A string, I keep my pointer finger on the 5th of the E string note while moving my ring finger (or pinky finger) into the 6th note and then the 8th note of the A string. This allows for melody while maintaining dissonance.
The other thing I did was tremolo pick single notes of a chord (Varg does this all of the time). If you combine the two approaches you can get a raw, minimalistic Norwegian black metal vibe rooted early Darkthrone and Burzum style music.
This video is excellent. It explains some of the musical theory in bite-size form. Gave it a thumbs up.
Thank you very much!
All those riffs are so well done, great job dude
This is a great video honestly... every band you said the specific style sounds like was the band in immediately thought of. Especially Marduk.
I bloody loved the riff 2, it was awesome
I love listening to these riffs. Especially the first and fourth ones.
Holy crap. That first riff. Goosebumps.
Video lesson is BEAUTİFUL I AM BLACK METAL GUİTAR PLAYER AND I LEARNED NEW BLACK METAL TECHNİQUES AND REPEAT THE OLD ONES THANK YOU
Accurate and explanatory. I really wish I had bumped into this video when I was starting to play
Love the Guitar Tone bro :)
Part 1: Riff 3 and Riff 5 (before the first part) hooked me!
Part 2: Riff 1 hooked me too!
Maestro maestro maestro,el hombre llega y toca los temas no pone la carita y empieza con explicaciones a dar la lata.de una a tocar, práctico.
this is a great black metal tutorial
tutorial for kids.. fuck you!
@@tb90hm fuck you too.
Excellent summary and examples of the different styles.
The diads and triplets are my go-to. That, and swapping between 3/4 and 6/4 grooves. Great video
Nice one! Thanks man
Great breakdown with to the point explanations.
Dude i just learned alot from this. Thanks man!
Great video! Quick and efficient! Thanks!
Nice! Very concise and informative. Thanks for sharing :)
1 and 3 are pretty sick, ill make sure to give them a try
Whatever you did with the 5ths was sick.
Type 6 -- minor chord arpeggios using two chords over a half step interval (preferably E minor and F minor).
RJC 72 accurate
Well done. Very fascinating and thoughtful.
Awesome video, super helpful!
Awesone stuff! Keep it coming!
This is really helpful, well done!
Dude thank you so much for that! Cheers 🤘
Very educational and well thought out video
Riff IV is my alarm to wake up to. Or when I'm out drinking and I don't want to listen to what's playing in the bar so I'll put this on repeat. 🤘😎
this was really helpful, thanks :)
Awesome job thanks for the tips! 🤘💀🤘
I wish i had this a couple of years ago. Took me forever to figure out that i was looking for Diatonic Dyades. Didnt even know what it's called til today^^ But short and to the point. So good job on that^^
This is awesome, thanks a lot!
Nicely done!
Absolutely wonderful dude!!
That's a sick guitar you got there man.
Your tone sounds amazing
Thanks a lot, was informative.
Very helpful video, thanks dude
The triplet part was fun to loop and harmonize with. Thanks duder!
-Tim "The Fresh Prince of Darkness" Ficker
Man, your tone is heavy and clean at the same time, sick as fuck!!!
This is great and all but hast thou considereth ye 144p for trve kvltness?
That first progression is dope
Wow. Just the "theory knowledge" someone needs to compose black metal riffs. Thank You!
My man here needs more subs, for real
& always remember to tune up instead of down & turn the bass down to zero on your amp. Stealing melodies from Disney films is also essential.
Disney lol
Thanks this is helpful!
This is, beyond beautiful!!!
Riff 3 Moving the 5th Nachtblut does it a lot
Oye que buena salió la torrá de ayer, hoy he repetido para almorzar. Mañana te llevo la chaqueta a la glorieta. Morcilla y chistorra forever!!
0:10 The Dissection vibe is strong here
Damn, the second example is hell of a badass!
Awesome demostration. \m/
minor chords = Dark Funeral
=every norsecore band ever xD
@@ivangushkov3651 Norsecore isn't a word. It doesn't even make sense.
@@ivangushkov3651 Emperor
The riff he used as an example reminded me of Unhallowed by Dissection
the first riff was awesome
Very cool, great reference video
Thank you very much
Great video, thanks
Excellent video !
that first riff sounded killer!
Very helpful 🖤👍🏼
great mate i suscribed .... hail dev gohil
beautiful tone. I love that Ibanez put out those Destroyer and Iceman models again. I have my first real guitar which is an Iceman I got a long time ago. Love those guitars. Nice job analyzing the riffs too.
EDIT: just realized it was a Dean. Woops! I thought it was a Destroyer.
Real. Thanks!
Nice video, I really enjoyed it, I love Black Metal specially because of Gaahl!
Are you gay?
(No offense intended)
Very cool. Have you ever thought about publishing backing tracks/tab with your examples or a book about how to play black and death metal guitar? That would be very useful for many students worldwide to play these amazing styles!
I have, but people would much rather watch youtube than read books, so that's why I haven't
I love Black Metal just for great riffs...
Adelram Wolfrik same
I loved the 3rd and the 5th riffs! Are they inspired on any song or band in particular? I'm always looking for that kind of vibe.
Riff III - Inspired by Taake. Riff V - Verdelet
It really helps.
AWESOME !
I didnt understood everything but one day i will haha, cool tutorial, short and smart!
check out the channel - lots of info here
awesome riffs
It's best to discover and understand classic speed metal riffs to make black or metal riffs, also 1st wave of black metal
Dude, that was fucking SICK! \m/
Awesome, thank you
You're welcome!
Love that guitar.
Fucking hell brother. Insanity. Really great BM riffage
riff 4 sounds so thrash. FUCKING AWESOME
Amazing video! Hails!
The riff before the last riff is unbelievable is there any band that plays like that
think svarttjern have similar riffs
it's been fuckin ages since i made this so i cant really remember who inspired riff 4
@@DevGohil thinks 😊
This video is real GOLD
Second riff is so fucking great and full of destruction
Really cool! Thank you! Inspiring! And Evil :-)