Jacob Collier is a polyrhythm GURU !
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Time Consuming Ep #18:
Jacob Collier is a phenomenon. He has mastered such high musical abilities at such a young age and his songs demonstrate that thoroughly.
In this song, I break up two different sections that use two different aspects of polyrhythms.
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This video is obviously just the beginning of these concepts, and there's a lot more to it. If you'd want to dive deeper, feel free to contact me at gabayyogev@gmail.com
'With the Love in My Heart' original song:
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And lastly, thanks to Omer Gabay, my brother, for all the tremendous production help!
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Intro by Sharon Renold (@sharonrenold on Instagram) and myself
Intro music by Shwesmo (@shwesmo on Instagram)
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Still on top of the "explaination while entertaining" game.
Those drawings/animation are really effective.
Looking forward to see your next analysis.
Toda raba
Oh thanks!
I always found visuals helpful when explaining these kind of things, so yeah!
Wow. Never seen one of your videos before. Really terrific breakdown for civilians like me to better understand what's happening, while giving an even greater appreciation to the level of sophistication that Jacob is working on. Very well done.
Thanks a lot!
That's one of my goals, explaining difficult concepts, as simply as I can.
Fantastic as usual. I really appreciate the time you’re putting into these videos. The visuals are so helpful. Keep it up, Yogev!
youre so good at fundamentally breaking things down. and explaining them
Your channel is beyond amazing, I'm so happy David Bruce has recommended you.
Welcome aboard! Thanks a lot man!
Loe your videos, keep it up! It's great to see that you're analyzing my two favorite artists (Jacob Collier and Tigran Hamasyan), I learn a lot! You did an amazing job collabing with Tigran and the Berkley Middle Eastern Fusion ensemble btw!
Oh man I appreciate that! thanks!
Very interesting! I'd love to see a full video on Dilla Beats :)
So cool. Love the look and effort put into it. Super unique while also being insightful.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yep... “Intense stuff”. Equally intense - and impressive - is the way in which you’ve taken a song of such rhythmic complexity (the very idea of analyzing it made want to tear my hair out and fall into a coma all at the same time), broken it down and explained it in a way that manages to be as clear and accessible as it is thorough. Also, the graphics are an excellent touch, rendering your presentation both entertaining and informative. The degree of preparation and effort required to make a video of this caliber must have been prodigious and, well, time consuming. 😁
Many thanks and keep them coming! 🎶🔥🔥💯🙏🏿🦁☀️
Oh man thanks!
I'm so happy you like it !
Man, PLEASE do more Jacob Collier
Oh man, your editing is killing! Congrats for this amazing content!
wicked vid! loved it.
its 1:30am and now i want to play bass and mess around with rhythms
That intro summary of JC alone earned my like.
Holy poop, time to start a new phase of my educational journey. Thanks for the leg up to get started yogev!
My pleasure Aamil!
well produced man, thank you for making this
Awesome Yogev! Typo in title^
hahahah yeah, fixed!
Just watched yr performance(s) that you did for Bruce’s channel (the classical composers composing for metal), and it was great. Bravo for both the playing and the sight-reading! Seems like it would have been a fun project.
Oh man it was intense! I love reading though, so it was fun eventually.
Thanks!
"Berklee" C of M , maximum creativity , very good exp............................ you deserve much morew followers , still , keep up this very good work !
Thank you so much 😀
I'm already loving you Yogev! I enjoy seeing the little signs of the people who help you
hahahahaha yes I love including those!
סחטיין ממש אחי, ערוץ ברמה גבוהה והתוכן איכותי ומעניין...
Great video sir!
Amazing video man! Love the color effects!!
Really great content, sweet illustrations, excellent analysis! I just love it!
Haha, that intrusion at 3:00 :D
Incredible video.
thanks! is amazing the time and skill you put into this. so many amazing musicians skiping being teacher and you can be both of them!
You're very welcome! Happy you like these vids!
Amazing video - have always wanted to know why he said it was in 7 when I kept counting in 5! I wonder how his band count it. Excellent vid production too. Bravo and thanks!
nice vid, i've been wanting to see an analysis of this one :D
This is really well explained. Awesome!
Great video!
Superb work, as always ! Thank you ♥
Thank you too!
This is incredible. Just subbed. How in the world did you figure this out?!
You know trial and error? So the error part? A lot of that.
Thanks for subbing!
intense stuff!
intense indeed
Fantastic as always :)
oooh wow! i just discovered this channel and I'm watching all of them in a row and writing everything down and practising at the same time, I love it. thanks for the huge work :)
Welcome aboard! Happy you like it!
Fantastic stuff! Great way of breaking down and presenting one of the most confusing tunes out there!
Glad you liked it!
Gracias por explicar esto magnificamente!
You're extremely underrated!!. Your explanations are incredible, thank you!
Thanks Taylor!
Or Jonathan? What's your first name hahah
@@YogevGabay it's Taylor 😁
I have a random question, when did you start playing drums/getting interested?
@@wrytte I started when I was 8, but stopped after 2 years. Then around 14 I started again!
Jacob is a wizard. He makes it look so easy too.
פרק מטורף!!!!!!!
Sos un genio chabón!!!! Hermosa explicación.
Estuve escuchando algunas músicas que tocás y suenan tremendas.
Gracias por todas estas datas que tirás, sirven mucho
Thanks a lot man! I appreciate it !
"It's from that song.... ah what is it.... ah....
ALL OF THEM."
Awesome video! just found your channel and the effort in this content is really really big. Keep it up!
Welcome aboard!
Funny thing is that I listen to a lot of music that has been featured on this channel, way too intense for most people. But then Jacob is often way too intense for me to listen to more than 1 or 2 tracks at a time😅😆 I think it's the intense brightness he projects through his music, it can really push you back in your seat
Hi I am a new subscriber ! I have been watching your videos everyday .
Thankyou for making this singer , guitarist pianist, average tap dancer want to buy a drumkit and learn polyrthyms with my whole body . I managed to tap dance 5/ 4 recently after watching your videos and Adam neely and listen to tigran hamasyan for 2 years now non stop . Big radiohead and animals with leaders fan . I stopped song writing so I can delete my 4/4 6/8 musical habits and I want to learn again music in a different light and then write from the heart .
Youre so helpful, inspiring and great . You also got me interested in metal again . And I want to study Indian music and thihai ( sorry if my spelling is off ) .
Congratulations on your amazing videos !
I will definitely check out your music
9:23 I played this 10 times laughing and you trying not to laugh made me laugh more . I love the chicken and salad shashliki analogy.
Thanks again !
Yo Tessa, I'm super happy you enjoy the videos I do!
And I'm more than happy you find them helpful!!
3:01 be like 😛✋ 😝✨✋ 🤣🤣
AMAZING work! New here, loving this
Welcome aboard!
Hope you like the channel !
This made my head hurt but in a good way lol
Great explanation, I love the "elastic groove" concept ;) Is that Robert Glasper on 9:24? Thanks!
It is robert glasper yes !
👌
Just play wonky and djently, dude 👌🏼
PD: nice vid
yeah that's one of the reasons why he should win grammies ;)
5:11
You got four crochets, a quaver and a dotted quaver (Sorry im not US). Doesn't that add up to five and a quarter beats? Essentially, five crotchets and a semiquaver from the dotted note? I'm guessing the bass quaver was meant to be a semiquaver.
I'm so encaptured by the subdivided 7s in the next section that I never noticed this minor detail of 'blurring' 7s into 5s. This blew my mind!
P.S. If you have a chance, please explain the rhythmic pattern of "The Mirror" by Dream Theater. My inexperienced ears can't decide whether the tempo changed to create a crossrhythm, or the time signature changed to create a polyrhythm... maybe I'm wrong on both accounts.
yo! good question.
I guess I forgot to put the 5 to make it a quintuplet!
But anyway, the 5/4 is the implied one and doesn't REALLY fit.
But you're right! I should have put the 5 on top!
@@YogevGabay wait wait wait, so it's actually correct but moulded into a quintuplet??? My brain can't take much more of this...
Edit: Nevermind nevermind, I just connected the dots and realised the later explanations on quintuplets was specifically for that passage.
I'm confusing myself and I love it.
@@Rhastae hahahahahah good talk
Whats the music in the background at 8:45?
Oh it's a great track called "Move Love" by Robert Glasper. Amazing album !
@@YogevGabay amazing thanks! The Flava D tune that samples it is one if my fave tunes and I've been searching for the sample for years! Will check the album out today!
Me just pretending I understand this
Well, this one is indeed a hard one I won't lie
7:19 A Kebad ? That ?! You freaking serious ? Im subscribing to unsuscribe (srsly good video, im just subscribing)
Ok. But it doesn't sound good.
This specific one? i thing it does !
@@YogevGabay Just the style. I'm sure the technical side is very accomplished, but - for me - it doesn't sound like a good piece of music, i.e. enjoyable. But that is personal taste.
@@dickmonkey-king1271I totally understand, and I won't lie, I had to dig into his music to find a song I really like, as most of the time I agree with you 100%. This song stood out to me though !