*Smash like so I never have to do this again*

@pwntimejamboree8272

Жыл бұрын

Oh but see, now we’re gonna demand more. Youre a victim of your own success buddy.

@narrowaimed

Жыл бұрын

I’m lucky that im deaf

@user-eg6lu4sp4i

Жыл бұрын

I liked g4

@obv1teddy838

Жыл бұрын

I hope you brought your earplugs

@dracobaby5209

Жыл бұрын

Should have tried to sweep

YOU ARE GOING THE WRONG WAY

@VirtuosityGG

Жыл бұрын

Racing games be like

@salvagedmetal

Жыл бұрын

@@VirtuosityGG If I cant win I'm taking the field with me

@ixcchavez6889

Жыл бұрын

​@@salvagedmetal lmfao

@ixcchavez6889

Жыл бұрын

​@@salvagedmetalalso channel is dope af

@salvagedmetal

Жыл бұрын

@@ixcchavez6889 Much apricated man 🙏

This man did the unthinkable to us metalheads. WTF IS HIGHER

@jaronkurz1487

Жыл бұрын

Nah, the whammy Dt proofs you wrong

@MetalGuitarTimo

Жыл бұрын

most metalheads are high af xD

@RQ.140

Жыл бұрын

Being a guy who plays melodeath I've always liked high notes, I actually liked the first few tunings unironically up to that E3 low end.

@SlimJimJoey

Жыл бұрын

Another hit

@heck114

Жыл бұрын

Insert creed joke here

My man is pushing the limits, next video is going to be how far notes can go sideways

@nerdyoutube7847

Жыл бұрын

Is that slowing and speeding but keeping pitch

@chanahasnomana

Жыл бұрын

With the crab walk... Indefinitely sideways 😂

@LizordSword

Жыл бұрын

fucking pitch thing um occilassion?? woovwwoovwooooveowooo shit

@akyo_zynk

Жыл бұрын

​@@chanahasnomana 😂

@gloopmaster

Жыл бұрын

bending haha

This is like an elementary school hearing test. "Raise your hand when you hear the tone"

@dottydachicken8440

Жыл бұрын

i thought the same thing

@danfrye4289

Жыл бұрын

Same

Imagine in another distant universe there were such thing as music in this high of a frequency being played by aliens

@devcor

Жыл бұрын

And it would be considered heavy af by them 😂

"We're at E3" This man is the only man who went to E3 this year...

Fan theory: the hit album "ultrasonic pest repeller" is actually another one of nik's boundary-pushing projects

@anthonywick6890

Жыл бұрын

I was deaf the first five seconds

@i_want_my_shuggah

9 ай бұрын

THIS

If dimebag Darrel had this tho The pinch harmonics would be insane

@alexmakesmetalcore2983

Жыл бұрын

He did 😅

@dieguit0o

Жыл бұрын

a LoNg TiMe AgO i NeVer KnEw MysElF

I love how it goes from actually sounding kind of cool, to literally sounding like ear damage personified, and then inexplicably becoming interdimensional communication noises from beyond the colours of time

The next video should be "the MIDDLEST Guitar tuning possible". The trilogy will be complete.

@kazdangaming09PL

Жыл бұрын

Just Nick playing wonderwall in e standard for 9 minutes

@mexstrat96

Жыл бұрын

He has to pitch shift all the down , and add another to pitch shift it back up = middle

@heather2503

Жыл бұрын

Tune every string to the same note

@i_want_my_shuggah

9 ай бұрын

​@@heather2503E RUSH

Honestly, I think you hit the point where you were attempting to produce frequencies that your speakers were incapable of making lol Would love to see this on a huge powerful speaker.

@Chev427BB

Жыл бұрын

The maximum frequency of most speakers is around 15-20kHz, plus anything above around 20kHz is usually inaudible to humans anyways so it would make sense that that's around the range the sound just gives up

@ethantheenigma5513

Жыл бұрын

You also have to consider aliasing from most hardware not being built to handle such a high hertz input. Most can represent signals up to 22khz accurately but when your *funadamental* is like 12k-20k all the natural overtones are getting aliased. It's even worse when you're using distortion on top of that which produces even more overtones.

@ariiincolur

3 ай бұрын

not all pitch shifters are built equal, The pitch shifter that he’s using in the video (kilohearts pitch shifter) has a very grainy sound when it’s pushed to extremes like this

There’s a tuning higher then drop D?

@crownjewel555

Жыл бұрын

idk bro after he said the letter 'G2' I logged off.

@MiloOfTormentorBand

Жыл бұрын

Wait, there's a tuning higher than D standard?

@onick9250

Жыл бұрын

​@@MiloOfTormentorBand ha ha ha

@chief8825

Жыл бұрын

@@MiloOfTormentorBand THATS WHAT IM SAYIN

@chief8825

Жыл бұрын

@@crownjewel555 wait like DropG?

The A5 - A9 dissonence sounded actually really cool. I would like to put it in a song, but im scared the pets would go wild.

Thank you Nik. Without this I never would have known that my tinnitus is an A#7. I don't know what to do with that information, but it's kinda neat and that's all I can ask for

I am so glad I watched this with headphones on. Not connected or anything, just an extra layer between my ears and Nik Necromancer summoning ghosts.

My body is physically rejecting these sounds

I'm shocked that Nik didn't even play Higher by Creed even once when doing this experiment

I remember when downswing first hit the scene, I thought that their brand of "tuned up" metalcore was gonna gain some traction. At the time I thought the downtuning war was over. Evidently, the war was not over haha

@TheMultiVerse64

Жыл бұрын

The war has just begun

Let's all acknowledge what this man created. Everyone, Nik gave us AliEN metal. It's fascinating, very disturbing, ???, And funny metal. Nik make a song with this creation now! Lol

@BeetleBys

Жыл бұрын

There’s a band that tunes up but only a semitone called Vektor, they’re a space themed progressive thrash

Imagine a pinch harmonic on the highest note

I never knew Nik could get any HIGHER.

So that was an interesting journey from ukulele metal to alien ukulele metal in 9 minutes.

Somehow I found myself sitting through all 9 minutes and 15 seconds of agony. 🤣 And enjoyed myself the entire time.

Guitarists hate this one simple trick, but they can't stop you.

We so need song made of lowest and highest possible tunings

@aidanmahoney9865

Жыл бұрын

Forget chug chug bree, we need wub wub *alien communication*

We need a series update to this where you are putting audio out of speakers capable of producing those frequencies. So that we can truly hear how high notes go

@merijnbras8901

Жыл бұрын

Your phone/laptop or smart fridge would then also need to have speakers capable of producing them, and you have to make sure KZread doesn't erase them while compressing. What you hear in the end when watching the video is the weakest link in the chain.

@RedLtdGuitar

Жыл бұрын

@@merijnbras8901 💀

Sorry Creed we can not take you any higher then this

The notes went so high they became indistinguishable from my tinnitus

@Lilith_Reaver

Жыл бұрын

my ears bleed.

I always thought that super high could make some wacky ass noises. Basically contacting aliens is entirely possible we just haven't tried y'all 😂

8:50 is literally alien talk!

Once you started getting into the horrifically high tones I started getting PTSD from my childhood & dial-up internet 😂

8:18 "meow"

My dog was laying on my lap and 7:24 legit made her perk up and look at me

never thought i’d see the day when nik goes higher

the high notes sounds kind of like a hearing test sounds.

Nik waking up at 3am inexplicably because of the demon he summoned through the astral plane wants revenge 🤣

After watching Rob Scallon talking to Mike Batio about how the days when rockers wanted higher and higher notes and that’s why they started using 7 strings. To go higher not lower. They would have love this. Btw deffo recommend watching if you haven’t it’s quite wholesome

My dog has been searching around the house looking at the ceiling for the past hour trying to find the ghost making these sounds. Thanks Nik. 😂

Always love these kinds of videos, experiments in music are amazing to watch

5:45 sounded like a bag pipe lmfaoo

3:56 can i play wonderwall on this tuning? “Sounds just as bad as it normaly does”💀💀💀

Nik: "How much do I hate myself" Me: " how much do I hate myself to watch this on full volume"

from alien communication through ghostly transmissions and summoning demons then onward to the screams of anguish of the damned and finally conversing Cthulhu and the Great Unspeakable Horrors. Glad my hearing is already screwed through long term headphone use

1:21 king james - buckethead intro

This man went so high his guitar gave up and went to heaven

No matter how high it goes, it still doesn't sound as annoying as the dentist tool.

6:05 That's just a horror game at this point.

If you're gonna use a pitch effect, use pitchwheel if you're playing live since it sounds great with no delay, but for post processing I would use Elastique pitch since it sounds insanely clean, but it has plugin delay

I’m old so I’ve lost my high frequency notes from too many concerts, so this actually wasn’t too painful lol

3:20 sounds like lavender town

The E6 tuning shredding just sounds like the intro to an 8 bit Kirby song ^^ Would also be really interesting to hear a song that combines both videos, going between both min and max tunings

I feel like these higher frequencies can literally break glass and it sounds awesome

@sfzgyt

Жыл бұрын

the frequency is like 8.3 times higher than humans can hear so maybe.

My hearing is fine. My anxiety was through the roof. Even using a pitch shifter I still thought those strings were going to snap.

Sounds like a ghost got me 😂 love your new format of content! Can't wait for the next upload - quality stuff 🙏😍

Bruh, the notes got so high that they started sounding like OG Gameboy Pokémon. The notes hurt themselves in confusion

Vektor is a modern thrash band that tunes to F standard. I cant think of many bands that tune up. I kinda liked the A# tuning, and the octave up tuning. It could be used for a computer tech-y type thing.

3:29, radio is ~4 MHz which is around B16, and also literally a different kind of matter tho

tinnitus: the experiment

Gotta love how it literally started screaming in pain with a voice for the last ones.

Those high notes are like when you get hit in the head really hard and you just get that ringing noise.

For some reason the early low frequencies reminded me of the Offspring. And some of those really high ones were insane.

Went from electric guitar to dial up internet, thank you for the journey

7:10 sounds like a phone ringtone for some reason

@Goosebump837

9 ай бұрын

Yeah 😅

You ever think of doing a higher pitched song? There's a video of Pete Cottrell where he played Metallica riffs but tuned up and they sounded pretty awesome.

Some of the best Nik videos are the most terrible ideas I love it when we have goofy Nik videos 😂

Metal meets absurdity in the midst of Nik's mental breakdown.

I actually have meniere's disease so have lost a huge chunk of my high end so i lost you before you decided to see how bad wonder wall sounded. So now im just watching your reaction to silence in the high notes. If i had my hearing aids in it would probably be an awful experience to be fair

@deadinsidemcgee411

Жыл бұрын

Trust me, you don’t need your hearing aids. You heard enough poor child. I just wish my idiocy with animal deterrent flashbang grenades took more of my hearing so I didn’t have to listen to the bagpipe noises Nik eventually made.

This is absolutely hilarious. Even better than the low tunings video. Some of those pterodactyl noises might go hard in Ikari tho

@lethybridtheorygolucastheo2191

Жыл бұрын

Not related but great pfp. There Is a Hell is an amazing record and imo BMTH got better when they released it although Sempiternal is one my favourite albums from them and one of my favourite albums of all time.

I’m liking these high frequency sounds I’m a metal head but I love what’s happening

Would be cool to see this done analog. Actually get some really thick and really thin strings and see how high and how low you can get a guitar to actually play without any pitch shifting. Then of course you can throw a wammy pedal on it just to annoy the cat.

Riveting content as always Nik. Now I’m deaf though, you and your channel are going to be hearing from my lawyers soon.

I remember Dave Mustaine saying that if he were going to use a 7-string guitar, the additional string would be higher, not lower. That said, everything over about 8kHz sounded screwy through whatever youtube did + my headphones + what a long history of loud music have done to my ears. Even so, somewhere north of 20kHz, all of my earwax melted and dribbled out. I'm favoriting this video to save on Q-Tips in the future.

Hey nick this fun whilst watching made my day/night better 🤘🤘

I'm glad i chose to watch this without headphones

1:33 song name???

Considering the fact that human ear can only hear frequencies between 20 Hz and 20000 Hz, it's actually funny that we all heard every note played, even after going above the 20 kHz

lovely for my ears

THAT LAST PART SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD START TO A LINKIN PARK SONG

So on the highest note, we went from mandragora squealing to 56k router trying to connect to death screams from hell to baby alien trying to talk. Noice.

4:41 Nice 69 dodge

That dissonance at A#5 legitimately sounded like your guitar was screaming in agony

Fuckin' Scotty be out here hollerin' "There be whales here, Captain!" while he's looking through some transparent aluminum after Nik hit that E>13 high note...

Now this is metal for bats and dolphins

The part at 7:10 was legit sick

Every guitarist of the history of metal: "it's evolving just backwards"

Loved how it went from high to house hold appliance’s noises

My man managed to make the feeling of hitting your teeth while chewing and feeling it chip into a sound. Amazing!

Nik, I love these videos, even if it is purely for your reaction to the different sounds!!! 😂😃😂😂🤘🏻🤘🏻

The human ear can only hear tones up to 20,000Hz. And that’s like really young, pristine ears, not our ears that have been destroyed from years of thrash metal. Also, my dog hated this video.

So, human hearing caps out at ~20,000 hertz (and since we’re metalheads, safe to say we aren’t getting the full 20,000), which means everything past that is just the lower frequencies that also get produced, which is why it didn’t sound different, just quieter, because we can’t actually hear the full note (and chances are your audio system can’t play it. My earbuds max out at like 22,000, and they’re some good quality ones)

I love the sound you make at 8:47 hahahha

I watched this until I couldn't hear no more I've never had such an experience liked and subbed

I'm grateful to have the hearing I do, I have slight hearing loss but the main thing is that some frequencies cut out, some people's voices are hard to hear, especially with background noise.

Your guitar sounds like it’s desperately screaming and holding on for dear life Most metal thing ever

Nik: how high can we go Snoop: hold my blunt G

What I love about this is that I now know the exact pitch of my tinnitus.

I got through the whole video and I got to say it was very interesting

5:25 : Synths invented on 1960 People in 1959:

If your guitar was in the chipmunks: A Nik Nocturnal documentary.