People often forget that it isn’t the city that is the base for civilization. A city is just an economic and defensive hub that houses population centers. The real base for civilization is the farmer and his family, everything else comes afterwards.
Very wise words! Yes and the farmer thanks his Creator that provides all the farmer needs to produce. I know this because I live in a farm community. The root source is God Almighty the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit. When we recognize this and go to HIM no matter what happens in our lives HE always provides and is with us. Praise HIM!
Let us not forget that the cultivation of the earth is the most important labor of man. When tillage begins, other arts will follow. The farmers, therefore, are the founders of civilization. Daniel Webster
Actually the city is the base of civilization. Those first three letters "civ" mean city. You can have agriculture without cities. Your right in that a city depends on farms although go find a farm today which isn't also dependent on cities. They didn't plant lamp seeds and grow one outside. Mutual relationship. Farmers cash in their surplus crop at the market for complex manufactured goods and specialized services. A bunch of people all getting malaria in a rice paddy 10,000 years ago wasn't civilization it's when they sent someone with rice to Ur 7500 years ago to contract a witch doctor to rub mud on their face to make them feel better.
@@rmacd7373SO. Here's the thing. Regardless of what your made up literary definition and mental gymnastics from not even an Internet search, but your comfy idea of what a civilization comprises of is trying to say, civilization starts with the cooperative cultivation of the land around a specified hub decided almost exclusively on if there's nearby fertile soil or access to the sea to support a population growth of more than a handful of people. In instances where civilization springs up without that, you get raider colonies who are too busy struggling to stay alive because education and science gets put on the back burner along with nobody being willing to trade with them for them to gain outside knowledge. You're bringing up planting lamp posts probably laughing to yourself while ignoring all the steps it takes to MAKE that lamp post happen. Find land, survey resources, establish hub, cultivate land, grow population, engage in trade, learn of medicine, GROW ANTIBIOTICS AND MEDICINE SINCE MOST COME FROM PLANTS/MOLD COLONIES, allow population to engage in more dangerous advancements like mining/metal working regularly with less risk, refine into wiring and filaments for lamp. Cities can get nuked. Government can crumble. But as long as farms exist and people to protect them, there's civilization, commerce, and growth/regrowth. Stay in school kids. And remember that phone you're typing on is possible thanks to some farmers that didn't give up thousands of years ago and kept putting out food and medicine to allow that invention to happen.
"I was born in the cargo bay of a class 3 Star Freighter to a pair of illegal space immigrants looking for a new life far away from their home world, Terra. Terra, a world I have never seen but have only heard of in stories, and one that haunts my dreams like a specter of space. I dream of tall fields of browning grass and walls of old growth trees reaching up towards the sky as if crying out for me to come home, to come home to a world I have never known." These are the stories I hear in my head when I listen to your music. Thank you for all the great tunes and inspiration.
"That's why you volunteered for duty in former Kytiin Empire space? To maybe stumble upon the ol' homestead? Terra is long gone by now. You been in stasis so long it's a wonder anyone found you. Look, this boat of mine ain't much to look at but if we have time....we'll take a peek into some history books and see what we can find. Wouldn't get your hopes up though. Lots of things gone by past hundred years been lost forever now."
In the quiet countryside, far from the blaring cacophony of the battlefield, a soldier of the First Cavalry of took refuge in a dilapidated, long-forgotten house. The structure had seen better days, its walls scarred and its roof partially collapsed. It was a temporary respite from the relentless chaos of war, a haven where he could catch his breath. As he carefully entered the house, his weary eyes scanned the abandoned remnants of a life that had once thrived here. His gloved hand brushed against a rusty tin box hidden among the debris. Curiosity piqued, he picked it up and pried it open, revealing an old music tape within. Dusty and forgotten, it seemed like a relic from a bygone era. Without hesitation, he inserted the tape into the port of his wrist computer, which was linked directly to his space helmet's headset. The technology was a stark contrast to the rural surroundings, but for a moment, it transported him to a different time and place. The hauntingly peaceful notes of a banjo began to play, resonating through his helmet. The soldier closed his eyes and allowed the music to wash over him, bringing back memories of his youth, a time when war was not his constant companion. He remembered the simple joys of life, the laughter of his family, and the innocence of childhood. He had never liked the war, but to protect his home and loved ones, he had willingly donned his armor and stood on the frontline, a sentinel for those he cherished. With a heavy heart, he took out a worn picture from his pocket. It was a photograph of his family, a cherished memento that served as a constant reminder of why he fought. As he gazed upon the smiling faces in the picture, a single tear rolled down his cheek. Suddenly, the tranquility of the moment was shattered as a blinding red laser shot pierced through the soldier's chest. The deafening sound of the blast echoed through the ruined house. He fell to the ground, his life slipping away, but he clutched the picture tightly in his bloodied hand. The haunting banjo melody dwindled into silence, mirroring the fading life signal of the man. Minutes later, a young soldier from the United Colony cautiously entered the crumbling building. His expression was tense, and his weapon was at the ready. The scene that unfolded before him was a haunting one, as he discovered the lifeless body of the First Cavalry soldier. His eyes fell upon the picture clutched in the soldier's cold, lifeless hand. As he picked it up, a wave of recognition washed over him, and tears welled up in his eyes. In the photograph, he saw himself as a child, a little boy, carried on the back of the First Cavalry soldier, who was his uncle. They were both beaming with happiness, surrounded by other members of the family. The young soldier's heart sank as he realized the truth. He had just killed his own flesh and blood, the man who had carried him on his back during his early years. The weight of his actions bore down on him, and he crumpled to the floor, sobbing uncontrollably. In that moment, amidst the ruins of the old house and the tragic loss of two lives, the futility and senselessness of war became painfully evident. Family ties and love had been torn asunder by the merciless conflict, leaving only heartache and regret in their wake.
My god dude this is gold. I could feel every line of that. Completely forgot I was even reading a comment on TH-cam. Thank you AGAIN for blessing my videos with your writing. Much love.
@@SpaceBanjoMusic Your music helps me drift into sleep after my night shift, where falling asleep is a constant struggle. It truly sparks my imagination and inspires me.
I remember the day the planetary atmospheric purifiers arrived, feels like yesterday that I was finally able to walk outside the habitat without a helmet on.
Im out camping right now in the middle of no where but starlink and a blue tooth speaker made this moment absolutely jaw dropping. See you around space cowboy
Keep at it man! loved the singles, though listening to them on repeat was a bit of a struggle. THIS however, I could listen to an hour long version where the 6 songs repeat. Again, keep at it. this is an untapped genre at I DESPERATELY need.
Really cool homie. This weekend I picked up my Banjo again for the first time in 7 years. Feels like having to learn to walk again. Haha. I'm also a carpenter in addition to a bee keeper so I'll have to send you some tunes once I take the training wheels. 🪕
I listen to this music while digging a trench on my property and while driving to/from the stone yard for materials. It’s perfect music for that type of work.
I love this music! It reminds me of the summers in the mountains of MD PA and upstate NY where my family is from. These places are DRASTICALLY different than the cities that seem to control those states!
Recently hit up your Bandcamp. Bought the whole lot for a bit over asking price. Get yourself a fresh set of strings or something else nice. Still keeping an eye out for tabsheets if they ever come about. Will dust off the strings again this weekend. Keep on plucking.
@@SpaceBanjoMusic Happy to see your replies! I hope that life has been improving on your end since last we spoke? Things are slowly picking up for me, but I'm a very impatient person, haha. You know what, I'll listen to this album and remind myself that any growth is good growth whenever I get frustrated. 🌱💞
Love your music. I've been playing the banjo for about two months now and your music is an inspiration! I've been learning the clawhammer style as I find I enjoy the style and type of songs more.
Hey, I just wanted to let you know I've been listening to your music and your playlist on Spotify and I really enjoy your contributions. Thanks for creating such a wonderful vibe. I hope you keep creating cool stuff!
Hi Jared! My 3 year old loves your animations about how things work and was talking to me about our salad spinner... can you do an animation on how the oxo good grips push button salad spinner works? Thanks, K & Tommy
Really love your playing boss, are you using clawhammer? I'm looking to learn banjo and wondered if you had any tips or tricks. Thanks for the music ^^
So freakin good man! Nailed the vibe/name of each song. Very happy to see these on Spotify. Look forward to seeing more! I’ve got so many questions: do you do the cover art yourself? How old are you and how long have you been playing banjo for? Have you thought to incorporate any other instruments? So many questions…
Thank you! Really appreciate you saying that. :) Yes, I make the cover art myself using ai. Some folks knock on the ai part but it allows me a lot of freedom in building my brand. Plus I enjoy it! I'm 32, and have been playing banjo since I was 20. I shall be incorporating more instruments, fiddle and guitar. I already have a few pieces written with both. Thank you for watching my videos! Really appreciate your positivity. Happy to answer questions.
@@SpaceBanjoMusic Thanks for answering! Ai is an incredible tool, absolutely worth utilizing. Plus it makes some super cool stuff. Awesome, I thought I’d heard some other instruments in undertones, but I wasn’t too sure. Music production is fascinating to me, so I’m always looking to learn different processes and peoples artistic flairs. I grew up playing a handful of instruments, banjo was always on my list of “someday I’d like to try”.
Hi there!!!! I really love your music!! I love it so much!!! I was wondering if it was possible to contact you for some questions i had in regard to playing your music in a VR Roleplay that im in!
Hey! Do you play clawhammer style by any chance? I'd love to see you play like actually watch your hands. I feel like i'd learn a lot from watching you play!
Hi! Look up Jack o' Diamonds by Greg Gibson here on TH-cam. I'm capo'd way up the neck but still clawhammer. It's 3/4 timing too so a little different than normal
Hey man, great stuff! I was just wondering what banjo you're playing, and what tuning you're using. I'm a relatively new banjo player, and I think that this style of picking would be really cool to pick up. Is there a specific style that this is known as? It sounds like clawhammer or two finger to me, but I don't know if it is something that haven't heard of.
Hey thank you! I've been recording with a 5-string resonator banjo. I played these songs in triple C tuning (but tuned down a step or two, so maybe triple B). The structure of the tuning is gCGCC. Some of it I played clawhammer and the other parts I play in a style similar to 2 finger style, but I use 3 fingers (w/o picks). I've had a lot of interest in providing tabs so I hope to have that available somewhat soon. Thanks for watching my video!
Hey space banjo man I would really like to learn some of these songs for my own, do you use a banjo with an extra low string because i cant seem to get that low note on some of these songs without turning my low string into a rubber band.
Ha yeah it's a rubber band for me too. You get used to it though. Probably would be easier to just buy a baritone banjo, but I like making it work just on a normal 5 string.
AI doesn't touch the music. Just the images. I recorded myself playing a 5-string resonator banjo with an sm57 mic and created the effects/ambience in Ableton.
Nah out for drinking just yet I gotta go tomorrow anyway but for diner and groceries I'll go Wednesday I'll just let muck build up from random crap again in the mean time and study and chill - willly 0
It might be more annoying than anything but i wonder if you tried incorporating ambient ship noises. Like using it as a metronome, a melody to play over or even second instrument. Beeps, three note pings, really anything slow, echoed and adjusted to sound spacey. "I can't cut it off so I'll make a song out of it" kind of thing.
Robot and drone workers that automatically do yard and inside work Chores being done only long term leaves time for more work its good for life expectancy chores were good for physical fitness but not as much as fitness or having a trade or job or education or otherwise busy with wealthier patterns of life - willly 0
After that most of the mind stuff will be gone seemingly normal but when isnitngine how long how much is truly gone because it's black blood infection in the lung native American usage and euphoric self healed mind set -willly 0
![Scuzzlebutt - Bergtatt [Full EP] [Clawhammer Banjo, Dark Folk]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/F6PdxpHl33s/mqdefault.jpg)
People often forget that it isn’t the city that is the base for civilization. A city is just an economic and defensive hub that houses population centers. The real base for civilization is the farmer and his family, everything else comes afterwards.
Well said. Food doesnt come from factories, it comes from a farm.
Very wise words!
Yes and the farmer thanks his Creator that provides all the farmer needs to produce.
I know this because I live in a farm community.
The root source is God Almighty the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit.
When we recognize this and go to HIM no matter what happens in our lives HE always provides and is with us. Praise HIM!
Let us not forget that the cultivation of the earth is the most important labor of man. When tillage begins, other arts will follow. The farmers, therefore, are the founders of civilization.
Daniel Webster
Actually the city is the base of civilization. Those first three letters "civ" mean city. You can have agriculture without cities. Your right in that a city depends on farms although go find a farm today which isn't also dependent on cities. They didn't plant lamp seeds and grow one outside. Mutual relationship. Farmers cash in their surplus crop at the market for complex manufactured goods and specialized services.
A bunch of people all getting malaria in a rice paddy 10,000 years ago wasn't civilization it's when they sent someone with rice to Ur 7500 years ago to contract a witch doctor to rub mud on their face to make them feel better.
@@rmacd7373SO. Here's the thing. Regardless of what your made up literary definition and mental gymnastics from not even an Internet search, but your comfy idea of what a civilization comprises of is trying to say, civilization starts with the cooperative cultivation of the land around a specified hub decided almost exclusively on if there's nearby fertile soil or access to the sea to support a population growth of more than a handful of people. In instances where civilization springs up without that, you get raider colonies who are too busy struggling to stay alive because education and science gets put on the back burner along with nobody being willing to trade with them for them to gain outside knowledge. You're bringing up planting lamp posts probably laughing to yourself while ignoring all the steps it takes to MAKE that lamp post happen. Find land, survey resources, establish hub, cultivate land, grow population, engage in trade, learn of medicine, GROW ANTIBIOTICS AND MEDICINE SINCE MOST COME FROM PLANTS/MOLD COLONIES, allow population to engage in more dangerous advancements like mining/metal working regularly with less risk, refine into wiring and filaments for lamp. Cities can get nuked. Government can crumble. But as long as farms exist and people to protect them, there's civilization, commerce, and growth/regrowth. Stay in school kids. And remember that phone you're typing on is possible thanks to some farmers that didn't give up thousands of years ago and kept putting out food and medicine to allow that invention to happen.
Probably the best channel I've found to replace the Outer Wilds shaped hole in my soul
This is just what I wanted to see when I got up, Good morning everyone.
"I was born in the cargo bay of a class 3 Star Freighter to a pair of illegal space immigrants looking for a new life far away from their home world, Terra. Terra, a world I have never seen but have only heard of in stories, and one that haunts my dreams like a specter of space. I dream of tall fields of browning grass and walls of old growth trees reaching up towards the sky as if crying out for me to come home, to come home to a world I have never known."
These are the stories I hear in my head when I listen to your music. Thank you for all the great tunes and inspiration.
Sounds like a story you could write in between star ports. Keep on keeping on Space Jockey!
"That's why you volunteered for duty in former Kytiin Empire space? To maybe stumble upon the ol' homestead? Terra is long gone by now. You been in stasis so long it's a wonder anyone found you. Look, this boat of mine ain't much to look at but if we have time....we'll take a peek into some history books and see what we can find. Wouldn't get your hopes up though. Lots of things gone by past hundred years been lost forever now."
A compilation is exactly what we needed. Now I can listen to all of them on loop
Thank you for sharing. It is progressive banjo playing like this that has inspired me to pick up my banjo again after nearly 35 years.
Happy to hear that! 🪕
In the quiet countryside, far from the blaring cacophony of the battlefield, a soldier of the First Cavalry of took refuge in a dilapidated, long-forgotten house. The structure had seen better days, its walls scarred and its roof partially collapsed. It was a temporary respite from the relentless chaos of war, a haven where he could catch his breath.
As he carefully entered the house, his weary eyes scanned the abandoned remnants of a life that had once thrived here. His gloved hand brushed against a rusty tin box hidden among the debris. Curiosity piqued, he picked it up and pried it open, revealing an old music tape within. Dusty and forgotten, it seemed like a relic from a bygone era.
Without hesitation, he inserted the tape into the port of his wrist computer, which was linked directly to his space helmet's headset. The technology was a stark contrast to the rural surroundings, but for a moment, it transported him to a different time and place. The hauntingly peaceful notes of a banjo began to play, resonating through his helmet.
The soldier closed his eyes and allowed the music to wash over him, bringing back memories of his youth, a time when war was not his constant companion. He remembered the simple joys of life, the laughter of his family, and the innocence of childhood. He had never liked the war, but to protect his home and loved ones, he had willingly donned his armor and stood on the frontline, a sentinel for those he cherished.
With a heavy heart, he took out a worn picture from his pocket. It was a photograph of his family, a cherished memento that served as a constant reminder of why he fought. As he gazed upon the smiling faces in the picture, a single tear rolled down his cheek.
Suddenly, the tranquility of the moment was shattered as a blinding red laser shot pierced through the soldier's chest. The deafening sound of the blast echoed through the ruined house. He fell to the ground, his life slipping away, but he clutched the picture tightly in his bloodied hand. The haunting banjo melody dwindled into silence, mirroring the fading life signal of the man.
Minutes later, a young soldier from the United Colony cautiously entered the crumbling building. His expression was tense, and his weapon was at the ready. The scene that unfolded before him was a haunting one, as he discovered the lifeless body of the First Cavalry soldier.
His eyes fell upon the picture clutched in the soldier's cold, lifeless hand. As he picked it up, a wave of recognition washed over him, and tears welled up in his eyes. In the photograph, he saw himself as a child, a little boy, carried on the back of the First Cavalry soldier, who was his uncle. They were both beaming with happiness, surrounded by other members of the family.
The young soldier's heart sank as he realized the truth. He had just killed his own flesh and blood, the man who had carried him on his back during his early years. The weight of his actions bore down on him, and he crumpled to the floor, sobbing uncontrollably.
In that moment, amidst the ruins of the old house and the tragic loss of two lives, the futility and senselessness of war became painfully evident. Family ties and love had been torn asunder by the merciless conflict, leaving only heartache and regret in their wake.
My god dude this is gold. I could feel every line of that. Completely forgot I was even reading a comment on TH-cam. Thank you AGAIN for blessing my videos with your writing. Much love.
@@SpaceBanjoMusic Your music helps me drift into sleep after my night shift, where falling asleep is a constant struggle. It truly sparks my imagination and inspires me.
Thank you for posting this, left me wanting more.
I cannot believe I never stumbled on this style of style before. Now I am fully embracing the rhythmic style.
aye, this is the vibe that I like. Hopefully more EP and Albums are on the way
Yes, more on the way! Thank you🙏
Ahhh nature, our mother, the original inspiration for everything. How have we strayed so far?
Thank you for sharing.
I remember the day the planetary atmospheric purifiers arrived, feels like yesterday that I was finally able to walk outside the habitat without a helmet on.
Joyce Kilmer isn't that far from me. Nice to see some local artists. Hope you go far.
Please make more of these, these are getting me through RN school
Im on a slow job in a tower crane and this soundtrack fits the vibe perfectly. Thank you so much for posting
This beautiful track inspired me to get my own banjo,my goal is to play this on the front porch.
That makes me happy. You can do it.
Im out camping right now in the middle of no where but starlink and a blue tooth speaker made this moment absolutely jaw dropping. See you around space cowboy
This is so dang good. Helps my ADHD brain chill out and focus while I'm working. This is sick!!!
Perfect for cruising around space in a game like Space Engineers.
Appreciated.
I love banjo and the combo with the space atmosphere make it feel like firefly. Keep up the good work ! 👍
Keep at it man! loved the singles, though listening to them on repeat was a bit of a struggle. THIS however, I could listen to an hour long version where the 6 songs repeat. Again, keep at it. this is an untapped genre at I DESPERATELY need.
I totally get that man. Really appreciate the comment, helps me hone my art/craft!
Glad you're enjoying the album. :)
this while playing starfield is immaculate
Exactly
That forest is a place that gets under your skin and refills soul. Thank you for creating this.
What a perfect time for you to release this, just headin up to the redwoods so this is perfect for just vibing in the forest, can’t wait for more.
That's awesome! Enjoy your trip.
This is what I have in the background while playing Outer Worlds. Makes the whole sarcastic space cowboy role play thing so much more real
YEEEEES MANY AT A TIME. Got kina tired of the ones on a loop.
Really cool homie.
This weekend I picked up my Banjo again for the first time in 7 years. Feels like having to learn to walk again. Haha.
I'm also a carpenter in addition to a bee keeper so I'll have to send you some tunes once I take the training wheels. 🪕
I'm glad I read your about
On a hunting trip in colorado, this is great.
Awesome dude. Enjoy your hunt!
@@SpaceBanjoMusic thanks, It’s going well, brought my left handed banjo too, trying to learn how to play.
I listen to this music while digging a trench on my property and while driving to/from the stone yard for materials. It’s perfect music for that type of work.
I love this music! It reminds me of the summers in the mountains of MD PA and upstate NY where my family is from. These places are DRASTICALLY different than the cities that seem to control those states!
Wow.....just wow, man. LOVE IT!! ❤️🖖⚜️
Glad you're enjoying it :)🖖
I need to learn how to play like this
Thats some good stuff here
Awesome work. Thank you for making an album!
Happy you like it :) Thank you for listening!
@@SpaceBanjoMusic For Halloween: Spooky Space Banjo
For traversing the dangerous swamplands of Louisiana 5(of the Creole Cluster)
Good stuff great tunes to sit around the fire and loom at the stars.
I love putting these on whil scanning planets in Starfield. It was especially fitting on Montara Luna. Thanks for the uploads!
Oh this is good. Moon Base Bluegrass.
I need more of space banjo
Once again you have exseaded my expectations Buddy GGs please do not stop. PS Harvest is a great track!
❤❤❤❤❤ keep up the good work
your active background freaked me out man! LOL, thought I smoked to much for a second.
Recently hit up your Bandcamp. Bought the whole lot for a bit over asking price. Get yourself a fresh set of strings or something else nice.
Still keeping an eye out for tabsheets if they ever come about.
Will dust off the strings again this weekend.
Keep on plucking.
Greatly appreciate it. 🙏 Currently working on my next release and plan to start on tabs in the next couple weeks.
Greetings from the old Smokies
Grew up in east TN. I don't live there any more but the Smokies will always be part of home for me
Just when I needed it most! 🌻❤
:) Always happy to see your comments.
@@SpaceBanjoMusic Happy to see your replies! I hope that life has been improving on your end since last we spoke? Things are slowly picking up for me, but I'm a very impatient person, haha. You know what, I'll listen to this album and remind myself that any growth is good growth whenever I get frustrated. 🌱💞
This music feels like home, or at least... I'm heading in the direction of home.
Emitting vibrations into the infinite void 🪕
Love your music. I've been playing the banjo for about two months now and your music is an inspiration!
I've been learning the clawhammer style as I find I enjoy the style and type of songs more.
Hell yeah. Keep it up.
Cool! 😎
I love and am inspired by your work. It's making me want to try writing a story based in this world or something similar to it.
Hey, I just wanted to let you know I've been listening to your music and your playlist on Spotify and I really enjoy your contributions.
Thanks for creating such a wonderful vibe. I hope you keep creating cool stuff!
Glad you're enjoying it! Thank you for the kind words.
Damn this shit kicks.
Outer wilds vibes.
Merry Christmas 😊 - willy 0
Genial,de dónde sacas la música de banjo 🪕🪕,yo estoy aprendiendo a tocar y me gustaría aprender estás canciones gracias 🪕🪕🪕❤️
Me playing legos terraforming my room.
Hi Jared! My 3 year old loves your animations about how things work and was talking to me about our salad spinner... can you do an animation on how the oxo good grips push button salad spinner works?
Thanks,
K & Tommy
Hi there! I think you might have commented on the wrong video. This is Space Banjo :)
Really love your playing boss, are you using clawhammer? I'm looking to learn banjo and wondered if you had any tips or tricks. Thanks for the music ^^
Amazing job with the music. Do you think you will ever release your music on Apple Music?
Thank you! Here's a link to Apple Music:
music.apple.com/us/artist/timbr-zeal/1707777796
So freakin good man! Nailed the vibe/name of each song. Very happy to see these on Spotify. Look forward to seeing more!
I’ve got so many questions: do you do the cover art yourself? How old are you and how long have you been playing banjo for? Have you thought to incorporate any other instruments? So many questions…
Thank you! Really appreciate you saying that. :)
Yes, I make the cover art myself using ai. Some folks knock on the ai part but it allows me a lot of freedom in building my brand. Plus I enjoy it! I'm 32, and have been playing banjo since I was 20. I shall be incorporating more instruments, fiddle and guitar. I already have a few pieces written with both.
Thank you for watching my videos! Really appreciate your positivity. Happy to answer questions.
@@SpaceBanjoMusic Thanks for answering! Ai is an incredible tool, absolutely worth utilizing. Plus it makes some super cool stuff.
Awesome, I thought I’d heard some other instruments in undertones, but I wasn’t too sure. Music production is fascinating to me, so I’m always looking to learn different processes and peoples artistic flairs. I grew up playing a handful of instruments, banjo was always on my list of “someday I’d like to try”.
This triggers a sense of nostalgia that doesnt exist
Hi there!!!! I really love your music!! I love it so much!!! I was wondering if it was possible to contact you for some questions i had in regard to playing your music in a VR Roleplay that im in!
Happy to hear that! :) Sure! timbrzeal@gmail.com
Hey! Do you play clawhammer style by any chance? I'd love to see you play like actually watch your hands. I feel like i'd learn a lot from watching you play!
Hi! Look up Jack o' Diamonds by Greg Gibson here on TH-cam. I'm capo'd way up the neck but still clawhammer. It's 3/4 timing too so a little different than normal
Hey man, great stuff! I was just wondering what banjo you're playing, and what tuning you're using. I'm a relatively new banjo player, and I think that this style of picking would be really cool to pick up. Is there a specific style that this is known as? It sounds like clawhammer or two finger to me, but I don't know if it is something that haven't heard of.
Hey thank you! I've been recording with a 5-string resonator banjo. I played these songs in triple C tuning (but tuned down a step or two, so maybe triple B). The structure of the tuning is gCGCC. Some of it I played clawhammer and the other parts I play in a style similar to 2 finger style, but I use 3 fingers (w/o picks). I've had a lot of interest in providing tabs so I hope to have that available somewhat soon. Thanks for watching my video!
Hey space banjo man I would really like to learn some of these songs for my own, do you use a banjo with an extra low string because i cant seem to get that low note on some of these songs without turning my low string into a rubber band.
Ha yeah it's a rubber band for me too. You get used to it though. Probably would be easier to just buy a baritone banjo, but I like making it work just on a normal 5 string.
Hey man, what tuning are you using here any long neck banjos involved?
Cuz right now is a good time to test I just type into the wilderness and study what my mind even splice s up - willy 0
Is there anywhere I can find the sheet music so I can play these songs?
And that's exactly another reason your more sober here increased price as well -willy 0
We should collaborate on a track - i do bass guitar primarily - our styles are similar i feel
Tabs please!
Can you make more mixes but different melodies? Right now it sounds all kind of the same. Not bad but similar
Are you using ai to generate the music as well as the images?
AI doesn't touch the music. Just the images. I recorded myself playing a 5-string resonator banjo with an sm57 mic and created the effects/ambience in Ableton.
@@SpaceBanjoMusic I like the sound. I dont want to see ai generated images in my feed though. Hire an artist. It will look/feel better.
Shaving my body and going out monday and meeting someone be nice - willy 0
I wonder if Elon Musk has a poster just like this above his bed. ? Dreaming of his dreams. . . .🤔
Coffee o clock i slept so much my hours are all fuckey even on Christmas but i still had dinner - willly 0
Nah out for drinking just yet I gotta go tomorrow anyway but for diner and groceries I'll go Wednesday I'll just let muck build up from random crap again in the mean time and study and chill - willly 0
Wealthier pattern then beers - willly 0
It might be more annoying than anything but i wonder if you tried incorporating ambient ship noises. Like using it as a metronome, a melody to play over or even second instrument. Beeps, three note pings, really anything slow, echoed and adjusted to sound spacey. "I can't cut it off so I'll make a song out of it" kind of thing.
If ya know what your doing breathing works wonders after your done - willly 0
Robot and drone workers that automatically do yard and inside work
Chores being done only long term leaves time for more work its good for life expectancy chores were good for physical fitness but not as much as fitness or having a trade or job or education or otherwise busy with wealthier patterns of life - willly 0
Which works wonders - willly 0
After that most of the mind stuff will be gone seemingly normal but when isnitngine how long how much is truly gone because it's black blood infection in the lung native American usage and euphoric self healed mind set -willly 0
Square but definitely there aand active with some well rounded not give a fuck but behaved common sense kinda guy - willly 0
Should be some zero abuse bango roomie hilly billy that plays to much - willly 0
Via overtime getting worse adapting like a frog to bad oxygen to free tem as rapid as possible - willly 0
I can't get enough of this!!! I can't wait for more! Please keep making music.