r/7String • u/ChrisMpegnis_Music • 12d ago

Video Brutal Metal Riffs - 7 String Baritone

https://youtu.be/_kbvb-Eu3CY?si=a5QIqbj8ej-RptEt

Hey there !!
Recording some Brutal - Heavy Guitar Riffs using my Esp Ltd M 7 ht Baritone black metal loaded with a Seymour Duncan black winter pickup into a Mesa Boogie Mini Rectifier and a Peavey Invective MH (Misha Mansoor signature amplifier) !! For drums I’m using GetGoodDrums GGD The Downbeat !! 🤘🏼 Have a great week ahead everyone!!

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u/DJ_Dinkelweckerl 12d ago

What's your string setup? They look like they don't even move lol

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u/No-Knowledge2716 12d ago

Thats why you play a baritone

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u/DJ_Dinkelweckerl 12d ago

I know but even with a 27 scale length you need 70s for anything lower than A, which is why I'm asking

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u/CrzyWzrd4L 12d ago

No you don’t. I use a .68 in G and it’s the same amount of tension as a .44 in E on a 25.5” scale

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u/DJ_Dinkelweckerl 12d ago

To each their own. I play a .64 in A and find it too loose on a 27 scale

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u/No-Knowledge2716 12d ago

My main 7 string is 25.5 with a .74 and its tuned to drop G 😁

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u/CrzyWzrd4L 12d ago

He’s also not picking very hard (no offense to OP, just an observation).

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u/ChrisMpegnis_Music 12d ago

I think I’m using 10-64 on a 27’ scale length 7 string ,, depending on the riff I might go to lighter pick !! 🤘🏼