r/nextfuckinglevel • u/ViktorSwimwell • Jan 26 '23
Guy drills his guitar
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u/AverageDoonst Jan 26 '23
Watched without sound. I anyway know what he is playing.
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u/GoldenKickz Jan 26 '23
Sounds like black eyed peas - pump it
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u/volleyballcrocodile Jan 26 '23
The song has a sample of Dick Dale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4eEqN4HY7Q
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u/Miguel-odon Jan 27 '23
Not just a sample.
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u/volleyballcrocodile Jan 27 '23
What do you mean? That's what you call it when you take a song and use it in another song, regardless of how much of the song you're using.
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u/Cr0key Jan 26 '23
Work smarter not harder lol
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u/meromeromachine Jan 26 '23
There are also machines that play the songs all by themselves without any hand movement
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Jan 26 '23
"The Gizmo, also called the Gizmotron is an effects device for the electric guitar and bass guitar. It was invented in 1969 and patented by the English rock musicians Kevin Godley and Lol Creme in 1975, whilst they were members of the British rock group 10cc.
Taped or permanently attached to the body of an instrument, the Gizmotron uses small, motor driven plastic/rubber wheels to make the strings vibrate, yielding resonant, synthesizer-like sounds from each string.
The Gizmo's ability to create a wide range of sounds was central to the production of Godley and Creme's first post-10cc project, the 1977 triple concept album, Consequences. Godley and Creme left 10cc to create Consequences which was intended to be a promotional album to market the "Gizmo" "
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u/AlexHimself Jan 26 '23
I don't think the Gizmotron was used to create either of these effects?
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Jan 26 '23
Dunno mate, just clipped that off wiki. I have the Consequences album, it's quite good.
"Mechanism:
The device, a small enclosure attached to the guitar, consists of small motor-driven wheels with serrated edges to match the size of each string. The continuous bowing action is activated by pressing one or all of keys located on the top of the unit. Pressing a key allows the wheel to descend against a motor-driven shaft and bow the corresponding string, while the other hand remains free to fret single notes or full chords."3
u/volleyballcrocodile Jan 26 '23
Cool info, but the song in the clip was played by Dick Dale, not using a Gizmo.
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u/earthmover535 Jan 27 '23
came here to comment about this. lots of cool gizmotron sounds on the godley/creme album “consequences”
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u/deftdabler Jan 26 '23
When he holds it up so you can see how he’s doing it.. cos I was at a loss til then
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u/YouJustLostTheGameOk Jan 26 '23
Lol does he not know that heavy metal exists??!! You can pick that fast and faster!! But I guess why not eh
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u/polloconjamon Jan 26 '23
Wow, so many salty twats in this thread, lol! Kid is funny and did a creative, funny thing. Don't overthink it.
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u/vietec Jan 26 '23
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u/pmai91 Jan 26 '23
Me trying to explain to you 3 times who the person on the pick is and it's wrong every time 🤣
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u/HammerHorrorWhore Jan 26 '23
Any of you fucking pricks move, and I'll execute every motherfucking last one of you!
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u/GhxstTurbo Jan 27 '23
Not sure if it's real or not he seems to be going on different strings perfectly which I feel like would be impossible
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u/meanjean837 Jan 26 '23
Dick Dale didn't need a drill