Just awesome riffing Trond - so many cool ideas!
Very cool lesson! Good job Trond!
Killer sound!!
Now, thats some cool playing like always with you Trond! couple of great and even surprising tricks there.
Great lesson Trond!
Thanks!
Wow what a nice sounding lesson.
I have to tune my guitar to DROP D
Nice lesson
Great lesson.
Must learn this one. Thanks:)
Great lesson, Trond!!
Yes!!! You can never have enough metal!!
I want more!!!!!!!
Wow man.. Im no metal head, but I gotta learn this one!
Great lesson Trond! Awesome riffs and powerful sound!
brilliant Trond!
this lesson rocks :-)
Great lesson trond.
Thanks all
Exellent lesson and amazing playing !!
Awesome lesson, the riffs are just phenomneal!!
Great riffing Trond, lots of great stuff here! Excellent job!
Are you still friends with your neighboors after this? great lesson Trond !
Nope.. I'm not exactly the most popular guy in the neighborhood
nice riff trond .
Sooooo METAL
nice
Lol, when I saw this on the frontpage I instantly though: "Yes! Another Trond Vold lesson!". Cause I know what to expect by now xD!
Great lesson as always. You make up some really cool, heavy riffs, with a melodic touch as well. So awesome! keep it coming
Brutal lesson as always, my fellow metalhead!!
Had me grittin my teeth! Bookmarked for sure!
AWSOME Trond......Thanks.
Slick, Precise, Melodic, Hardcore & Awesome
Awesome Trond!
Cool riffs and perfect playing as always
can anyone say Inflames? love it.. more metal please
!
Amazing!
I love your lessons Trond!
This lesson is amazing (my favourite). Love these riffs here. Great BFMV and AILD influence.
Awesome lesson Trond! Great riffing!
awesome!
love the riffs.
Hey Trond, I'm having trouble with holding my pick facing towards the ground and getting the quick alternative picking. My downstrokes are working but my upstrokes are getting caught up on the string. For playing the bass notes is it a bad idea for me to make a habit out of just using the flat pick technique where it's not at an angle cause that is seems to work right now.. And also what thickness pick do you use? I'm switching between two picks, a medium and a .46mm. Do you think those are too light for this type of music?
I really love your lessons!
and one more question. Sorry for all the text..
how do you count the
[----------------3-]
[----------------5-]
[0-0-0--0--0--0----]
at the intro for example. Is it right to count "tri-p-let, 1, and, 2, and"?
NoPayneNoGain: Picking angles are very individual i think. I prefer an angle, but i know many that use flat picking.
Go for what works best.
I think .46 is a bit too light for metal. Especially when your trying faster alternate picking.
I usually use Jazz II picks (1.18mm i think), just right for me.
And yes, you can count it like that. But they arent technially triplet notes. The 3 first are 32 notes and the rest of the open string notes are 16th notes.
cool lesson.....love it Trond
Great riffs :
That sounds great
What amp or modeling do you use? Are those active EMGs on you guitar?
Love your lessons man !!! awesome
wow...Trond this is great
cool man!!!
Good reef!!
Awesome riffing trond! There's about a million awesome little riffs in this you could expand upon to make a song, which I think was your intention
Chep: I use the Marshall JMP-1. And yes, it's active EMG 81/85
Oh ****. This is insane. Love it.
(edited for language - Tony)
You have such a great style!!
What guitar do you use?
Lester: Thanks
It's a Jackson SLSMG
hey Trond!!!excellent lesson!!!
that riff starting at about 00:45 was awesome!
I love the fact that my right hand is tired after I get done practicing this... Great Lesson..
Thank Trond.
great job, trond!
i like that aggressive song
Wow ! Insane riffs ! Rock on, Trond !
I really enjoyed this, Trond. It's bookmarked! Really great sound, but I've come to expect that from you!
Okay... if that song was on a CD... Id buy that cd.. Then ripp the song off after headbanging like crazy!!
Okay... if that song was on a CD... Id buy that cd.. Then ripp the song off after headbanging like crazy!!
i love drop d stuff! this is cool! by the way, you oughta do some lessons with your guitar that has a whammy bar - the one that doesn't give you trouble. that would be cool adding some squealies and dive bombs for us! keep rocking!
whew! on #9 that's a big stretch on the second bar. I'm substituting it for a split chord that's right next to it and sounds the same. you got big hands to do that stretch!
Wow. Killer song man. Love the setup, love the payoff, love the combo of melody/harmony and crunch. Wicked.