Ed Seith

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Sieze the Day Solo

I don’t usually play solos note for note, and this is not QUITE an exception, but it’s such a wonderful, tasty and emotive place that I had to put some of my...
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  • Ed Seith
    Haven't watched it yet, but Johnny released a cover of Iron Maiden's Aces high with some friends today. Check it out.
    Ed Seith
    QUICK TIP if you play with those piss-yellow Ultex picks. Blacklight makes em glow bright if you can't find it on the carpet!
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    Imactuallyadrummer
    Imactuallyadrummer
    Oh funny I just lost one of those. Guess I gotta see if i have a blacklight lying around :ROFLMAO:
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    Ed Seith
    Ed Seith
    We have a blacklight flashlight because in Arizona this is how you find scorpions at night!
    Imactuallyadrummer
    Imactuallyadrummer
    Lol I was thinking about your status update last night. I dropped a pick and my floor ate it... but while looking for it I found my piss yellow Ultex pick! Now, any tips for finding a brown pick on hardwood floor/carpet?
    Ed Seith
    Left the blue Ibanez in today. It's the one I put the Syn pickups in. Lots of frets lifting out and there's a dip in the fretboard around the 15-18th frets. As a result, it needs a refret. The refret will cost as much as I paid for the guitar. Oh well, at least it will be BUTTAH when I get it back in a few weeks!
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    Donovan Etue
    Donovan Etue
    @William Byerley Yeah it's definitely possible. I'm not sure to what extent you would want to mess with the string gauges but yeah it's definitely possible. During my second to last string change on my Schecter I accidentally broke the high e string which was a part of a 10-52 set. I didn't have another pack of 10-52's on hand and I didn't want to break into the three pack of 10-46's I had on hand. So I looked through my drawer that's got loose packs of strings from times before I learned about how to effectively change the strings on my guitar without locking tuners. I found a 9 gauge and threw that on. That worked like a charm for 7 weeks or so until it broke when I was down tuning it of all things haha.
    William Byerley
    William Byerley
    @Donovan Etue I always break my low e string, near the bridge. Usually when I'm trying to play hard and fast. I'm not so great at upper fret stuff so I meant end up breaking many in the future while bending.
    We might be spamming Ed with alerts :/
    Ed Seith
    Ed Seith
    Ed Seith
    I've now had two hour-long deep-tissue massages to relieve the built up stress poisoning my body. Like Shrek, I've got layers like an onion. It will be one or two more sessions to work it all out (very sore and lots of swelling) but I feel better - a lot better - already. I had no idea I was in this bad of shape, stress-wise. It was noticeably impacting my playing and practice to.
    Ed Seith
    I have a serious knot in my shoulder (strap area) that's new, and one in my left bicep that's been around for months but getting worse. Definitely time for some deep tissue massage, and maybe a chiropractor. Call made. Waiting for appointment #GettingOldSucksButItBeatsTheAlternative
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    Jak Angelescu
    Jak Angelescu
    Hit up Holly on Instagram! She worked in a chiropractor's office and is working towards her corrective exercise/therapy certificate! Until you go she can talk to you and figure out what you're doing and give you relief treatments and exercises🙂 she worked wonders on my shoulders!
    Ed Seith
    Ed Seith
    I may do that if the appointments are too far out. Thanks, Jak!
    Dominik Gräber
    Favorite song off City of Evil and The Crusade??
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    Ed Seith
    Ed Seith
    CoE probably changes, but I might just have to say The Wicked End. I think Matt hit a writing and performance peak on that song.

    The Crusade, it's probably To the Rats. It's not perfect, but that opening riff and most of that song are what I think of first when I think of that album.
    Dominik Gräber
    Dominik Gräber
    Don't think I've actually conciously listened to To The Rats. Gotta give it a listen!
    Nocturne
    Nocturne
    I don't know The Crusades, but in City of Evil it may be M.I.A., but it's so hard to pick only one.
    Ed Seith
    I realized it's time I accept that I really don't enjoy playing at tunings lower than Drop C#. I had m oldest guitars set up in Drop B (Black Ibanez) and B Standard (Red Ibanez). I've brought the red one up to EB standard and prefer it. Other one coming soon.
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    Ed Seith
    Ed Seith
    I certainly enjoy LISTENING to it, with your Parkway Drives and your Periphery and your Five Finger Moose Knuckles and all that, but I just don't get into PLAYING it really. Just still learning and accepting things about my own style and taste. That's kind of a newer exploration of things for me.
    Dominik Gräber
    Dominik Gräber
    What I don't like with lower Tunings is that the lower you Go the more you rely on the Drums to give you that kick and tightness
    Lindsey
    Lindsey
    There are a few songs I like that are in drop B, but for my own playing I don't go lower than drop C. Maybe I'll also put it back to drop C# soon.
    Ed Seith
    I've been really lacking in keeping up with posts here on the site. Not just riffs, but POSTS. I apologize and will try to do better. I used to read through EVERYTHING and I'm just so far behind right now.
    Ed Seith
    If u know me, u know I don't do note for note solos. Every time I try to change that, I give up. Going to try again. Loaded Beast and the Harlot into Amazing Slow Downer and worked on getting notes and phrasing under fingers and into memory at about 55% speed. Let's see how I do this time.
    Dominik Gräber
    Ed, haven't heard your opinion on "What the dead men say". Really curious to hear your thoughts especially after you were afraid this could be a Silence in the snow 2.0!
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    Dominik Gräber
    Dominik Gräber
    It IS amazing how you listen to music at different volumes. Glad you're Into it.
    But I peeked at some of Matt's Tutorials and Nick Nocturnal's playthroughs and Most Songs are actually on a 6 String in drop C#!!
    Ed Seith
    Ed Seith
    I may wind up digging into some of it then. I'm realizing that a lot of the really heavier stuff I like to listen to, I really don't enjoy playing as much anymore, so that may be part of why I never even looked into TSatS at all. The most recent Trivium track I jam to is Through Blood and Dirt and Bone. I think that's on Vengeance.
    Dominik Gräber
    Dominik Gräber
    Gotta give this one a listen! But it's really funny what you mentioned because I remember a couple of months ago I was listening to TSATS and found it was boring and didn't listen to it in a while. But that was because I listened to it at rather Low Volume in the Car. Next time I put it on I loved it again!
    Edward John
    Ed, I just learned the main riff from your first song. I kept playing it, eventually my friend said, "Ed, is that Van Halen"? My response was yes, of course. :)
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