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Love the musical commentary fr. Is there a chance that we can get a unscripted, no reaction musical talk?

He's singing in F major - the only note he intentionally sings "wrong" is the F. Singing the whole thing in F# would really be difficult when the accompaniment is F major.

Tim pretty much learnt to play by ear. He's sometimes cheeky & playful creator and if you see the full version of this song there's a small chat he has about the song at the end about how various people respond to this specific song. I recommend reacting to "Lullaby"

F sharp has always sounded awkward to me.. maybe this is why he chose it because it really does stand out and it’s quite a challenge to pull off. I note he has ear plugs in perhaps ! Great reaction.

Glad you watched it Jayden! Good isn't it!

What an excellent reaction. You are so articulate!

6:50 It's called "multiplying by the reciprocal" You do that to divide fractions

very nice thumbnail. music sure is something

How does all of this apply to guitar or any other instrument where the same string is used to generate multiple notes instead of each note having a dedicated string? In the two examples of the Gmajor chord, the second sounded much more pleasant to me. I could hear the beating in the first example which, as a guitarist, tells me something is wrong.

I clicked hoping for the full video, but it was just this musical part, and it felt really really nice to watch it with u, nice react

youre not off beat, everyone else is off your beat

Always loved Victor. He always makes me laugh out loud.

Cool reaction video! I was just messing around with Benedetti's puzzle in 34-tone equal temperament which does not temper out the syntonic comma (81/80) as well. By going through 6 iterations, I was a whole tone higher from where I started (6 steps of 34-TET is a whole tone). I tried lowering the A sustained in the treble clef by 81/80 to keep the pitch from drifting, but I ended up creating a wolf 5th (40/27) with the D in the first beat. Comma drifts can be annoying at times but they can be used for interesting modulations that I plan to exploit :)

It's actually very interesting. Using the tempered scale, to raise a pitch by a semitone, you would multiply its frequency by the positive twelfth root of two, i.e. the number which when multiplied by itself 12 times becomes two, approx. 1.059. That's an irrational number which means you cannot precisely write out the frequency as a decimal number; there will always be some error involved. I checked this by Wolfram Alpha-ing (like googling but with Wolfram Alpha) "is the 12th root of 2 rational". So if the pitch of A4 is 440 Hz (it's not always), the pitch of A#4 would be 440*2^(1/12) Hz; Wolfram Alpha gives me around 50 digits starting 466.16376 for this number, but that's still not fully precise (but good enough for most purposes of course). Is music that does not use the tempered scale "bad-tempered music?" :D

"I only know two pieces; one is Clair de Lune and the other one isn't" The difference between a violin and a viola is that a viola burns longer

A440 hertz and a447 hertz various raise or lower for a brighter sound.chromatic harmonica etc.

To break your "tuning brain" on an even higher level, check out Zhea Erose on one of her hour long discussions on tuning systems. Have mercy!

He also does some original songs too. Check out Hardware Store if you don't believe me

You know what? Credit to you for realizing you'd left off the 's' at about 5:00 and taking the moment to add it. I appreciate people being self-aware.

Actually, less than half of the songs on Weird AL's 14 studio albums are parodies. Al is an incredible songwriter. He also writes songs for movies, tv and I know he wrote a song for a commercial for the Sundance Channel. I've seen Al 6 times in concert and he's amazing live.

Such a cool guy!

If it were possible to tune a piano perfectly (perfect fifths with a ratio of 2:3 and major thirds with a ratio of 4:5 ) then piano tuners would do this. But sadly it's not possible. It's like the leap years. A year does not have exactly 365 days. And an octave does not have exactly 12 fifth (if you play alternating 5th up 4th down 5th up 4th down etc.)

I’m not a fan of these types of “reaction” videos where you just sit and show us another person’s work for long periods of time without giving us some useful input. It feels like we’re both learning at the same time, when you’re supposed to be teaching us.

or maybe a lot of people have unrecognized perfect pitch because it does not match the modern system

so glad we can share Australian talents with the world. Thank you for showing. respect

My favourite is: Victor Borge Franz Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody 2

These shows were from the 1960s.

This was his normal style. But he did, one night, play a classical piece.

I watched Victor on TV many times before he ever played something. I was thinking he only knew a few cords to use as an intro to his comedy routine. But then, one night on TV he actually played something, and I realized he was a pretty good piano player.

That look when he said the further West you go the closer you get to the Far East. Classic, loved this guy.

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2:20 - That 3rd leg joke was so unexpected LOL

There are dozens of TH-cam videos of him, have a look for more...

It's written "Borge" but pronounced "Borg uh" Victor 'Borg uh' And he's brilliant BTW! i've cried laughing at him so many times!

With those specific people in a room together it's not really a musical performance but more of a musical conversation. They show each other harmonics ideas they have and they converse through those ideas together. Those guys absolutely know what they, and the other one, are doing! You should watch the entire episode. They also speak about leaving out the 'butter notes'

Nicee… can i have that video link?

Hiromi is so out of the world - she's just a class of her own. :)

Haha Running bass

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Tim has just announced an American tour, so you should look out to see if he'll be performing somewhere close to you.

Love this reaction vid Jayden, Bobby's licks are insane!

cool channel Jayden!

my favorite part of producing music is writing it. after that... 😅

google the show "Upright" watch Tim at his best..

I heard Beyoncé's Texas Hold ’Em would still make the cut

Songs with slurs in it. I know its common vernacular for some but passing 8 vibe-checks per minute is a little ridiculous.

tbh i agree with c# major but tbh i like triplets and syncopation they're kinda fun

Amazing. As I remember, one of the early experiments done on visualization as practice was with basketball players. They were simply asked to IMAGINE they they were practicing making a basket, and the researched found that the people who visualized shooting hoops actually improved their skills and made more baskets. OR they made just as many baskets as people who practiced in real-life (without the visualization).

Good video, I think like that about all types of art. Thank you!

Jayden, this is very important. I associate a color for each note (interestingly, Adam Neely here actually calls it pitch CHROMA!). Each note just has a different texture to it. Like red is always heavy warm. Robust. Love songs are often written in C. Whereas A-flat sounds detached, distant, and cold. Blue. (I’m talking about the note itself.). Adam Neely once made a video where he insists that it doesn’t make a difference what key you play the music in. Claiming It’s just merely “higher or lower.” He even goes on to make fun of the original old-school cellist Pablo Casals, reading from some old notes where Casals explains why the key of E-minor is so tragic. Casals, very poetically, explains how the key of E minor FEELS! // And, Yet, Neely goes on to literally dismiss and laugh-off Casals (one if the greatest cellists who ever _lived)_ saying that there is no emotional difference from E minor to F minor. Etc. But what he doesn’t understand is that Essence and even mood if the melody changes depending on what key you play in. And it’s based on the energy or “coloring” of the root note used. In many ways, Adam Neely does not understand the art of music itself . He’s also an atheist, so he will never acknowledge The Spirt in music! It’s almost like he’s too nerdy for his own good!