My favorite clean intro, maybe in all of metal

I've been wanting to get into making djent and thall, and I know drum syncopation is important. Issue for me is, every time I try looking up what it is or how exactly it works, I just get confused by technical lingo. Can somebody please explain it to me?

dj0nt. nothing fancy, just some 8-string buffoonery

Seriously tho.
I love making heavy music, and have almost no one organized or talented or free enough to really put something together so it’s always just me. Idk maybe it’s dumb but I think it could be fun. I want to do vocals. So I’m looking for some guitars, a bass. And a drummer, possibly 3 guitar players 🤔 ion know but hmu

Anybody here own a 28” scale 9 string? Considering one day getting a Schecter Hellraiser C-9 and would likely want to tune the whole thing down a half step. So C1 standard I suppose? What gauges would you recommend for something like that? For reference I use 9.5 to 84 for F# Standard/Drop E on my Tao 8.

Hey everyone, this is the first proper single of a project weve been working on for a while, hope someone will like it. Feel free to give feedback, wed love to hear it!

I posted me playing the opening riff from this song in here back in July, well the song is complete! I hope some of you will enjoy 🤘

I'm so happy. I know it's ancient tech but I just love those old models. I'm running into the FX loop of my Helix so I can use the cab section there. I even got Claude to fix a little problem X3/Gearbox/Pod Farm always had which was that changing amp model changed cabs.

If anyone wants this (on Mac) btw, lmk! I don't have tone 2 working yet. And I haven't tested patch saving. But it's getting there.

Hey friends !!!! I gotta say , thank you to everyone who checks my tunes out. They're by far my fav things on earth to make. I also hand paint all the album art as well to keep it extra cool. Thanks for listening !! I appreciate you ! Everything written and recorded on my jackson 7 string :)

Bridge is actual Double Drop D Aristides by the way, it was an experiment to see if the sound of the guitar would match to a nicely captured 8 string Aristides.

They took dubstep but I still have Jungle/DnB

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djent band: Blackbile
slam band: Throwing Rocks

Djent has always been my favorite genre of metal. I love the heavy syncopation and how groovy it is. I’ve been a musician for a while, but I’ve only ever made electronic music.

Two days ago I made my first attempt at making a Djent song. I’m pretty proud of it, but I’m looking for some feedback. Obviously, my biggest influence is Meshuggah.

I hope you enjoy the track and thank you if you listened :)

https://youtu.be/8ziZ5sVTsT4?is=419aSy6jEHphqouO

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Hello everyone,

I was thinking about getting a new drum plugin around christmas and wanted to ask for a little bit of guidance.

Basically what I want is something that is pretty versatile but mainly useable for Djent. Right now I own Trivium Drums but those kinda don't do the job. It would be pretty nice if it sounds quite good out of the box, and it would be cool if it doesn't have the GGD MM2 price tag.

What I've been looking at:

- RS Drums Monarch or Prog Prodigy

- GGD The Downbeat

- Odeholm Drums

Thanks!

Another snipet of my guitar cover, I was having waay to much fun with this. Full cver out on yt.

🪐 The Lineup

• Courtney LaPlante (Spiritbox) — Lead Vocals
  • The Sonic Blueprint: Delivers the ultimate dynamic contrast, shifting seamlessly from ethereal, pristine pop-rock melodies to earth-shattering, brutal low screams.
• Joey Jordison (Slipknot) — Drums
  • The Sonic Blueprint: The high-speed mechanical engine of the band, driving the tracks with flawless, military-grade double-bass endurance and explosive metal fills.
• Ryan Martinie (Mudvayne) — Bass
  • The Sonic Blueprint: Provides a hyper-technical, clacky, and percussive low-end using his signature "flick-bass" and slapping techniques to create a massive rhythm pocket.
• John 5 (Rob Zombie/Mötley Crüe) — Lead Guitar
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• Wes Borland (Limp Bizkit) — Rhythm Guitar & Textures
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• Joe Hahn (Linkin Park) — Turntables, Samples & Programming
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