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Can I still djent with just a ukulele?

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No, in order to properly djent, you must have 15 strings or more, 4 strings are useless.

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I'm gay and white, can I still djent?

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Of course, nothing should stop you from doing what you want to do.

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I'm black and Indian: can I still djent?

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Sure!

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What are the minimum and maximum string requirements? Also, is there any certain tuning I need to know of?

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The minimum is 7 strings, but the max so far is 18 (as shown by Jared Dines). The tunings you should know are drop Q, Z, and Y.

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I'm from Mexico and am hated by Trump. Can I still djent?

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In this case you clearly should djent. I'm sure it would help you to get out some of that frustration.

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Can I still play djent if I broke my foot?

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You play guitar with your hands, not your feet, unless you are using a pedal. So yes, you should be able to play djent.

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Are there any Christian djent bands?

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Yes, there are some Christian djent bands, but satanism and atheism is more common.

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Is the last E string on lower or higher octave?

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Lower octave, always lower. Never have any high frequencies that aren't synth.

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I listen to Justin Bieber music, can I still djent?

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Not in the traditional sense. Djent refers to a certain style of music and guitar riff that Justin Bieber music likely doesn't provide. That said, you can certainly make a style of djent that fits the music you like. It is you own personal preference.

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Can I djent with a one-string guitar?

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Yes, as proven by Jared Dines's djent stick and the shovel guitar by Rob Scallon.

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Any tips on using suspension cables as strings?

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A lot of pressure is needed. I would say at least a 20 foot fretboard on the small side, with cement holding the tension. Use a forklift to pluck the strings.

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Can any race and sexual orientation djent?

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Of course.

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If my guitar is lower than my bass, do I really need a bass?

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Yes, you have to tune your bass an octave lower than your guitar or use a octaver/down-tune pedal.

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Can I djent with a bass?

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Indeed so; there are even some djent bands that use only bass.

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Who was the best djenter?

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Steve Terreberry is the best djent artist, but Rob Scallon and Jared Dines come close to Steve's artistic talents.

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How do I djent with an 8 string guitar?

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The guitar automatically djents more for you the more strings it has. Palm mute and pick hard = djent.

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