Q&A for How to Djent

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

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

Sure!

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

Of course.

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

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

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

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

Any number of strings will work! You can use a guitar pedal to shift the pitch or manually pitch shift in recording software. Alternatively, load it up with distortion, tune really low, and start riffing.