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Okay, I'm just curious and I didn't want to start a whole new thread for this... But what would be the best scales I could use to write some Whitechapel sounding riffs? More like from their This is Exile album or their New Era album? Like besides Natural Minor and Harmonic Minor?

I think I might have misunderstood your first post lol. after reading it again I got what you meant. Anyway, thanks for the help guys I appreciate it! :D

Can you please explain to me a little more in depth? I'm still kind of confused.

Hey, my friend showed me this song from the game Diablo 3 earlier today and I thought it sounded very evil and dark, which fits the type of music we play which is deathcore. We are heavily influenced by the band Whitechapel and I was wondering if anyone could help me by telling me what scale(s)...

This is what my vocalist tried explaining to me, he took one of my riffs in 4/4 and added a few extra notes that threw it off, but when he explained it he took the tempo I usually play it at, which is around 140, and he sped the metronome up quite a bit and played it with the additional notes to...

Well honestly I would, but he's been playing guitar and writing riffs longer than I have in another death metal band. So I just kinda went with it and agreed with him.

Okay, so my vocalist said that our band kind of sticks to 4/4 time quite a bit and we started to catch on to that. So he told me we need to start working with different time signatures. My problem is I don't really know how to do that, I listen to quite a few bands who use different timings, but...

Alrighty, so it will just take a lot longer to memorize than 'regular' stuff as I call it? Thanks for the tip!

Hello everyone, I've been recently learning some djent songs because I like how groovy a lot of them sound or because of the difficult techniques. I've started some songs by Periphery and Veil of Maya and I can get the songs down up to speed while the music in front of me in tabs, but...