This is such a great video. Not only as an analysis of this particular solo, but as an explanation of how to analyze solos in general! Great stuff in here man, I love that these solos are so prominent in the Mario Kart 8 soundtrack!
ahh yes, walking into a place and actually saying you were able to understand the inexplicable of a jazz musician. That didn't confuse me actually, but I can tell you this. There is no limit in jazz music theory, because it both embellishes and screws itself at the same time, in such a glorious manner that no one can understand what you are thinking musically, because you practiced so much that not even you know what you are doing anymore.
mixmashgaming Actually it does matter because now according to the graph time is slowing down, speeding up, and reversing as the interest rises up and up. Flip the graph 90 degrees and that’s what it’s saying.
I love that When you transition to the final lap, you get a looped version of the solo, which previously only played between the whirlpool and the starting line, and get the full version exclusively during replays!
Weridly, this might have maden this channel reserved to the "elite" of music theory, but I like the videos. I don't understand anytbhing, but I like them.
Something I was curious about is the A natural in the written melody at the start of the B section. Is this chosen as the 13th of Eb, or is it better read as a small section in “Bb”? Or is this just an example of the bebop scale?
It's just saying that since music is subjective, at the middle of the song multiple people experience different levels of interest. Surprised you people didn't catch that.
Don't know if anyone else has mentioned it, but I just wanted to compliment you on all the little touches you've added to your music sheet demonstrations (A piano playing the notes/chords out loud, Keeping the vertical line paced with the playing of the music, playing it again at 50% speed). It has made things way easier for me to understand. Thank you.
Actually, in programs like Sibelius, there is a bar that travels along the notes as they're played. It was probably just plugged into that and then recorded.
Echocookie besides waiting in the middle of a race, you can save the footage for a race after it finishes by adding it to your favorites (the star icon). Then, go to Mario Kart TV and watch the replay. The music will play all the way, and you can even turn off the sound effects so that nothing gets in the way of that sweet, sweet sax.
MudkipMonkey due to the nature of the level suppressing the sax while you're underwater, you don't really hear much of this if you're really fast since the sections above water are so short
I think you're the first person I've ever heard say "I enjoy transcribing improvisations" since way back, when I started reading sheet music in earnest to learn how to play Cowboy Bebop songs. Glad you enjoy it, and I'm glad to observe the results of your hard work!
Probably a much simpler version, but right now after hearing this my mental jukebox just jumped straight to Precious Heart (Sakura's Theme), Strange Sunset (Guile's Theme) and Stronger (Garuda's Theme) from the Street Fighter EX series. Awesome breakdown.
Though I've played sax a bit a few years ago, I didn't understand most of what you said in the first few minutes. Instead of watching, I started reading comments while I was listening to you in the background. Your voice is so enjoyable to just hear
Jazz improv is one of those kinds of music that, while I don't really enjoy listening to it, it still blows my mind, and I have immense respect for the people that can do this sort of thing in their brains on the spot.
So glad that I discovered your channel, I have always had a keen interest in video game music, but never really looked into it. Your videos are very insightful, and informative. Sub earned.
That solo is no joke, great way to build up interest in the beginning, slowly rising to the climax, and falling with a sort of smooth jazz feel, great vid man
Holy fuck you're fun too listen to. Not only do I feel like I'm learning but your voice is actually really gentle to listen to. See you next video my guy
I understood everything except that Bb13 sus4 b9 chord lol. This is such an awesome video! I tried transcribing this solo about 4 years ago and didn't get too far. A lot of it was because I didn't have the music knowledge or vocabulary to even look for these tools of improvisation or even understand sequencing. Thank you so much for this! Your videos are so awesome and it's great to see more people geeking out about theory in video games!
I keep rewatching, love the transcription ability you have here! Honestly I'd love to see your opinions on the whole of Mount Wario. It's also incredibly musically interesting.
Steven Bowser It never plays during a race, only highlight reels if you keep watching past a minute. During a race, it switches back and forth between the underwater (not this) and above water versions.
This video is helping bring me out of a musical depression by combining my love of video games with music. I've needed something like this to bring me back out of my rut. Thank you so much for this! I'll be taking note of all the analyses here and incorporate them in my playing!
One of the most amazing things about Music Theory to me is that I've watched dozens of videos on the topic, and literally every single one of them has had dozens of vocabulary words that are not present in any of the other videos I've seen. I sometimes wonder what it would be like to apply such a monumental amount of theory to other mediums. I'm a video editor by trade, and I think a lot of the rhythm of editing can be compared to the rhythm of music. But I'd be lying if I said I didn't just _feel it out_ most of the time. It all comes very naturally. As much as I'd love to get creative with music, every time I try my hand at it I find myself pouring hours of research and thought into what I'm doing, and it still comes out mediocre. Whereas I can fly by the seat of my pants on a video, and still churn out something intensely cathartic to watch. I don't know, music's very very interesting, but not interesting enough to justify the work I'd have to put in, to get good?
Another thing creator didn’t mention about sax player, in addition to excellent harmonic language that he did mention, dude has FUCKING AMAZING TONE REALLLLLLLLLY GOOD TONE DUDE FUCK ITS SO GOOD
Thanks to you, I am beginning to understand MUCH more about music theory than I ever had previously thought possible, and can apply such concepts to my own solos in jazz. Such videos are so entertaining since I love video games, and learning much more about what makes pieces so interesting and unique is always a joy to find. Basically, without these videos, it would be difficult to completely understand these concepts. THANK YOU.
For a plebian like me who still barely understand music theory you did a great a fantastic job explaining the use of tension and non-diatonic notes to follow song structure
I can't be gratefull enough for that soloing lesson you just putted out. As a guitar professor I got enough tips to prepare a huge amount of soloing classes for my students. Thank you man, keep up the good work!
Music theory: is incredibly intricate and complex, while simultaneously constantly evolving with modern artists Me: hee hee hoo hoo "do re mi fa sol la ti do"
Wow. Can I just say like you took a great saxophone solo and turned it into something better. You made a sax solo into how to understand the thoughts going through the guys brain as he wrote it. All these cords and resolutions and everything that just come to amazing players naturally, and you allow us players not as skilled yet to see how to think that way. What an amazing video. Thank you for the help you have given me
Fuck yeah i absolutely love this, im playing alto sax and baritone sax myself and your video just boosted my motivation to practice licks and chromatic enclosure/approach to 100%. Thank you for this great content!
This is an extremely well made video and channel, and is really interesting for somebody like me who has no idea about anything to do with music. You have earned yourself a new sub.
My favorite part of this video for some reason is the “Free For All” tidbit in the beginning. I love all the solos in that piece so much and no one I know really knows that Art Blakey record so I was surprised to hear it!
So I got my Switch and wanted to get a game right away, so I got Mario Kart. The last one I'd played was Mario Kart DS so it was quite an upgrade for me. However, once I got past the great graphics, the 200cc I could not help but notice that I was loving all the music and that it was studio recorded instead of, say, chiptunes. The music of MK8 is amazing and I'm glad to see such a close up analysis. Thanks for this video.
I don't even really get most of what you're talking about but man this is one of my fav MK8 tracks so I'm glad I can better understand why it's so good :)
video game music plus music theory? Sign me up! I wish I'd found this channel sooner, not to mention that this video covers one of my favorite songs in the Mario Kart 8 soundtrack.
OMG you're like Game Theorist except with a degree in music instead of math! Y'all sound collab and we'll see if your knowledge of music theory and MatPat's knowledge of mathematics would fit together into one video! ^_^
I'm currently a jazz major at my school, and while we have improv classes, we have this one class called "jazz perspectives" where we do all the things you described; transcribing solos and analyzing them.
I didn’t get anything you said due to my low knowledge in music, but this video made me think about how complex a music may be. Everything sounds like a building. It’s fantastic.
In my music class, we're actually studying jazz chords and typical chord structures in jazz, so this video was really relevant! I'm glad it popped up in my recommendations.
Really exceptional job here- the 6th scale degree escape tone as a piece of musical vocabulary was particularly insightful to a novice like myself and I'll be working to incorporate it in my practice.
ive discovered the best concept for a channel ever. Small note; i think it's worth taking a look at how the theme of Simple and Clean is used and expanded upon and changed in quite a few areas of Kingdom Hearts' soundtrack (IE Dearly Beloved, Xemnas boss fight, obviously the orchestrated version) Also noteworthy to just have a descriptive analysis of some of the more grandiose orchestral pieces in the soundtrack such as Destati. Genius stuff. Maybe im biased because much of the music is in the style of a Piano/Orchestra concerto-like thing which is right up my street, but i love this soundtrack and I think it would be beneficial to have a good look at it.
The orchestration in of itself is worth having a look at but i'd be if there was a study score or something like that, and god knows it would be hard to write one from ear. I might just do that in my spare time....but i'd die before finishing.
I just f*ckin love you man haha such a nice analysis, Ive playing guitar for almost 10 years and I didn't remember that sensation of pain on the top of my fingers this solo brings back up haha JAZZ
I often find myself passively improvising whistling over music, but lack any practical knowledge in music theory. Even with this brief video, I have learned an awful lot! Now I'm eager to see how far I can push myself with it!
Wonderful, amazing video. I know you've done a lot on Mario Kart 8 already, but I'd love to see an analysis of the Mount Wario theme, since I feel like it's pretty dynamic and goes a lot of places. Keep up the awesome work!
I'm not the only one here but half this stuff is just going over my head. Even still, it intrigues me so much... I love music but I'm not too good at actually playing it. I can't read sheet music either so like... I don't know where to go. I just love listening to it.
This is such a great video. Not only as an analysis of this particular solo, but as an explanation of how to analyze solos in general! Great stuff in here man, I love that these solos are so prominent in the Mario Kart 8 soundtrack!
insaneintherainmusic I love you!! U are the reason I started saxophone😭😭
insaneintherainmusic Bonjour
I think you commenting on this video put it on my recommended page. or im just crazy
razorclaw123 HD It's a flipping fantastic video!
Of course you're here insane in the rain hahahahaha
30 seconds in: "This is fun."
3 minutes in: "This is all going over my head."
8 minutes in: "I am become music."
What about 13 minutes in
@@GoesByJ we are all now music itself
@@jjocsings2885 after repeating the video, you've become Mario kart itself too
Shit, I turned into the music stand. Halp
Turned into a dolphin after this video. My life is now complete
8:08 "Katzuta basically outlines a B flat 13 sus flat 9 chord"
Me: "Excuse me, a *what*?"
a Bb13susb9 chord
Lol I like that the trying to bold the what didn’t work xD
@@ernestogarcia3193 how are you supposed to bold a what
*what* -what- +what+ •what• |what| [what] _what_ #what#
ahh yes, walking into a place and actually saying you were able to understand the inexplicable of a jazz musician.
That didn't confuse me actually, but I can tell you this. There is no limit in jazz music theory, because it both embellishes and screws itself at the same time, in such a glorious manner that no one can understand what you are thinking musically, because you practiced so much that not even you know what you are doing anymore.
3:30
virgin bell interest curve vs. chad sideways chin interest curve.
your graph does not pass the vertical line test
im mad
ihavetoshutthewindow he totally doesent know how to build a graph
The x and y axes are flipped
(Time should be bottom line not on the left)
mixmashgaming
Actually it does matter because now according to the graph time is slowing down, speeding up, and reversing as the interest rises up and up.
Flip the graph 90 degrees and that’s what it’s saying.
ihavetoshutthewindow I was just thinking that like I’m in algebra this year and I looked at it and it made me mad lol
@@-Burb Who knows, maybe time is shifting to accommodate this banger of a solo.
@@homailot2378 The graph is correct with what he is saying if only the labels are switched.
3:55 Kazuki has done that lick before in a Dimension song. 29 albums with dimension, one solo album, multiple features , Kazuki is amazing
6:48 Ah yes I love Chromatic *Enclosusures*
Wow, didn’t notice that
finally someone that can explain the function of a particular chord/note/cadence without just stating that it has one.
4:02 is a M A X N U T M O M E N T for jazz enthusiasts like me!
I love that When you transition to the final lap, you get a looped version of the solo, which previously only played between the whirlpool and the starting line, and get the full version exclusively during replays!
I will never get enough of your videos.
HOLY SHIT a VGM channel that doesn't assume its audience is completely ignorant of music theoryyyyyyyy
*Subs 15 times *
Weridly, this might have maden this channel reserved to the "elite" of music theory, but I like the videos. I don't understand anytbhing, but I like them.
To be honest he could also try to approach it from a more abstract direction.
Something I was curious about is the A natural in the written melody at the start of the B section. Is this chosen as the 13th of Eb, or is it better read as a small section in “Bb”? Or is this just an example of the bebop scale?
(hey pretty sure the graph's axis' are mislabled)
qwertyuiopekul came here to post this
And I am pretty sure that music can indeed warp time.
Oxycominum Oh dang
It's just saying that since music is subjective, at the middle of the song multiple people experience different levels of interest. Surprised you people didn't catch that.
as interest increases, time goes *completely whack*
I always climax early in my solos :/
premature climax
quickshot.
Don't know if anyone else has mentioned it, but I just wanted to compliment you on all the little touches you've added to your music sheet demonstrations (A piano playing the notes/chords out loud, Keeping the vertical line paced with the playing of the music, playing it again at 50% speed).
It has made things way easier for me to understand. Thank you.
It must have taken ages to edit this video
Actually, in programs like Sibelius, there is a bar that travels along the notes as they're played. It was probably just plugged into that and then recorded.
I've never heard this solo in the game. How do you get it to trigger?
Echocookie besides waiting in the middle of a race, you can save the footage for a race after it finishes by adding it to your favorites (the star icon). Then, go to Mario Kart TV and watch the replay. The music will play all the way, and you can even turn off the sound effects so that nothing gets in the way of that sweet, sweet sax.
On 150cc it usually starts up right as you emerge after the eel part
Yeah I've played this like 50 times total and I can't remember ever hearing it, which is a shame because it sounds so cool.
MudkipMonkey due to the nature of the level suppressing the sax while you're underwater, you don't really hear much of this if you're really fast since the sections above water are so short
Hit the highlight reel button after the race. That's the only time this is heard.
In case anyone wants to hear more of Kazuki Katsuta , look up the band Dimension, pretty damn good jazz fusion
I have no clue what you're talking about but I like it!
As soon as I saw Mario Kart 8 and 8-bit music theory I dropped what I was doing immediately
I think you're the first person I've ever heard say "I enjoy transcribing improvisations" since way back, when I started reading sheet music in earnest to learn how to play Cowboy Bebop songs. Glad you enjoy it, and I'm glad to observe the results of your hard work!
Probably a much simpler version, but right now after hearing this my mental jukebox just jumped straight to Precious Heart (Sakura's Theme), Strange Sunset (Guile's Theme) and Stronger (Garuda's Theme) from the Street Fighter EX series.
Awesome breakdown.
My God, someone else in this Earth feels the exact same way!!!! That Precious Heart solo is outta this world!!
"If we chart out the interest curve of this section, we get Jay Leno lying down for a nap."
Dark Charizard only comment here that deserves likes
Though I've played sax a bit a few years ago, I didn't understand most of what you said in the first few minutes. Instead of watching, I started reading comments while I was listening to you in the background. Your voice is so enjoyable to just hear
Perfect timing as I'm taking Jazz History in my university for my music minor, even though I can't seem to write melodies that develop in Sonata form.
Jazz improv is one of those kinds of music that, while I don't really enjoy listening to it, it still blows my mind, and I have immense respect for the people that can do this sort of thing in their brains on the spot.
How to solo: Play shit that sounds good probably
Okay, sorry.
If only it were that simple
Well, as a guy who played around a lot, sometimes it's basically just that
Indeed.
That's the goal of where you get to in my opinion. After a point the theory fades aways and you just... Play.
That's definitely true. It's really hard to get to that point though. At least if you're trying to get really good at it.
Never thought twice about this track, I guess it just fit in so well with the level. That's a crazy solo!
This video rocks. Probably will end up watching it multiple times to help improve my own solos.
Holy shit how have I never heard of this channel? I love this so much! Subscribed!
NO! That solo was faaaaar more sex than Kenny G and you know it hahaha.
Jackson Woods Thats because kenny g lost his touch
N/A agreed kenny g isn't interesting anymore he should try blues sax instead of jazz maybe that'll help him
Thought it was weird al
He should try real jazz instead of smooth jazz
So glad that I discovered your channel, I have always had a keen interest in video game music, but never really looked into it. Your videos are very insightful, and informative. Sub earned.
I have no idea what you're talking about but I still watched
i find it amazing that you have music in the background *perfectly* in line with when you actually show a part of the music. great job dude!
This is my favorite legend of Zelda game
Just discovered this channel. Your videos satisfy me on multiple levels.
That solo is no joke, great way to build up interest in the beginning, slowly rising to the climax, and falling with a sort of smooth jazz feel, great vid man
Holy fuck you're fun too listen to. Not only do I feel like I'm learning but your voice is actually really gentle to listen to. See you next video my guy
Thank you so much for this amazing video
I understood everything except that Bb13 sus4 b9 chord lol. This is such an awesome video! I tried transcribing this solo about 4 years ago and didn't get too far. A lot of it was because I didn't have the music knowledge or vocabulary to even look for these tools of improvisation or even understand sequencing. Thank you so much for this! Your videos are so awesome and it's great to see more people geeking out about theory in video games!
8:44 I was not ready for that and I am never ever ever drinking water again while watching you. You barely got me killed.
I keep rewatching, love the transcription ability you have here!
Honestly I'd love to see your opinions on the whole of Mount Wario. It's also incredibly musically interesting.
i have this whole thing memorized and it took me a while to realize this was written in concert pitch 🤦♂️
I've never heard this in the game. Maybe I win too fast??
Steven Bowser It never plays during a race, only highlight reels if you keep watching past a minute. During a race, it switches back and forth between the underwater (not this) and above water versions.
Well Bowser IS one of the fastest racers...
It's the above water version, and final lap.
Gotta go fast!
Oh shit wrong franchise
Frank Thomas it plays on the the wiiU as well...
Dude I didn't even know I wanted a video like this till now; I love this song so much. Thanks man!
This video is helping bring me out of a musical depression by combining my love of video games with music. I've needed something like this to bring me back out of my rut. Thank you so much for this! I'll be taking note of all the analyses here and incorporate them in my playing!
One of the most amazing things about Music Theory to me is that I've watched dozens of videos on the topic, and literally every single one of them has had dozens of vocabulary words that are not present in any of the other videos I've seen.
I sometimes wonder what it would be like to apply such a monumental amount of theory to other mediums. I'm a video editor by trade, and I think a lot of the rhythm of editing can be compared to the rhythm of music. But I'd be lying if I said I didn't just _feel it out_ most of the time. It all comes very naturally.
As much as I'd love to get creative with music, every time I try my hand at it I find myself pouring hours of research and thought into what I'm doing, and it still comes out mediocre. Whereas I can fly by the seat of my pants on a video, and still churn out something intensely cathartic to watch.
I don't know, music's very very interesting, but not interesting enough to justify the work I'd have to put in, to get good?
Another thing creator didn’t mention about sax player, in addition to excellent harmonic language that he did mention, dude has FUCKING AMAZING TONE REALLLLLLLLLY GOOD TONE DUDE FUCK ITS SO GOOD
Thanks to you, I am beginning to understand MUCH more about music theory than I ever had previously thought possible, and can apply such concepts to my own solos in jazz. Such videos are so entertaining since I love video games, and learning much more about what makes pieces so interesting and unique is always a joy to find. Basically, without these videos, it would be difficult to completely understand these concepts. THANK YOU.
For a plebian like me who still barely understand music theory you did a great a fantastic job explaining the use of tension and non-diatonic notes to follow song structure
Much respect for using "Free for All" in the intro!!!
Not all heroes wear capes. I just found this channel and i am loving it.
I don't even know any theory. Why am I here?
I can't be gratefull enough for that soloing lesson you just putted out. As a guitar professor I got enough tips to prepare a huge amount of soloing classes for my students. Thank you man, keep up the good work!
Music theory: is incredibly intricate and complex, while simultaneously constantly evolving with modern artists
Me: hee hee hoo hoo "do re mi fa sol la ti do"
Wow. Can I just say like you took a great saxophone solo and turned it into something better. You made a sax solo into how to understand the thoughts going through the guys brain as he wrote it. All these cords and resolutions and everything that just come to amazing players naturally, and you allow us players not as skilled yet to see how to think that way. What an amazing video. Thank you for the help you have given me
Fuck yeah i absolutely love this, im playing alto sax and baritone sax myself and your video just boosted my motivation to practice licks and chromatic enclosure/approach to 100%. Thank you for this great content!
This is an extremely well made video and channel, and is really interesting for somebody like me who has no idea about anything to do with music. You have earned yourself a new sub.
8-bit music theory: B♭13(sus4♭9)
me, not understanding in the slightest what that means: :pogchamp:
My favorite part of this video for some reason is the “Free For All” tidbit in the beginning. I love all the solos in that piece so much and no one I know really knows that Art Blakey record so I was surprised to hear it!
I've landed on gold! This channel is amazing!
So I got my Switch and wanted to get a game right away, so I got Mario Kart. The last one I'd played was Mario Kart DS so it was quite an upgrade for me. However, once I got past the great graphics, the 200cc I could not help but notice that I was loving all the music and that it was studio recorded instead of, say, chiptunes. The music of MK8 is amazing and I'm glad to see such a close up analysis. Thanks for this video.
I don't even really get most of what you're talking about but man this is one of my fav MK8 tracks so I'm glad I can better understand why it's so good :)
It's cool that your clip in the beginning was of a Tenor Sax. That's what I play.
video game music plus music theory?
Sign me up! I wish I'd found this channel sooner, not to mention that this video covers one of my favorite songs in the Mario Kart 8 soundtrack.
I always loved the soundtrack to this course and you beautifully deconstructed it. Super informational, great work!
Thanks for reminding me what a NUTS solo Wayne takes on The Core. Gotta go back and listen to that one again.
OMG you're like Game Theorist except with a degree in music instead of math! Y'all sound collab and we'll see if your knowledge of music theory and MatPat's knowledge of mathematics would fit together into one video! ^_^
Ever considered a Shadow of the Colossus video? By far one of the most amazing sound tracks I have heard.
I'm currently a jazz major at my school, and while we have improv classes, we have this one class called "jazz perspectives" where we do all the things you described; transcribing solos and analyzing them.
Wow your channel is great! Loved the why you followed me through the solo! Thx
I didn’t get anything you said due to my low knowledge in music, but this video made me think about how complex a music may be. Everything sounds like a building. It’s fantastic.
If I'm not wrong, the tune in the beginning is the Wayne Shorter tune called "Free For All" Recorded with Art Blakey.
In my music class, we're actually studying jazz chords and typical chord structures in jazz, so this video was really relevant! I'm glad it popped up in my recommendations.
thanks for the A level music comparison mate, really helpful! gonna get an A* in my exam!
Great example of musicians edging their listeners.
I love music theory.
I wanted you to know that my band director showed us this video in class
Really exceptional job here- the 6th scale degree escape tone as a piece of musical vocabulary was particularly insightful to a novice like myself and I'll be working to incorporate it in my practice.
This is amazing!!! I’m a sax player and this video was incredibly interesting and helpful for my musical growth. Thank you, keep doing great things!
Your telling me this dude improvised the greatest sax solo of all time???!!!???
ive discovered the best concept for a channel ever. Small note; i think it's worth taking a look at how the theme of Simple and Clean is used and expanded upon and changed in quite a few areas of Kingdom Hearts' soundtrack (IE Dearly Beloved, Xemnas boss fight, obviously the orchestrated version)
Also noteworthy to just have a descriptive analysis of some of the more grandiose orchestral pieces in the soundtrack such as Destati.
Genius stuff. Maybe im biased because much of the music is in the style of a Piano/Orchestra concerto-like thing which is right up my street, but i love this soundtrack and I think it would be beneficial to have a good look at it.
the clarinet counterpoint in KH2 Dearly Beloved is also worth a look
The orchestration in of itself is worth having a look at but i'd be if there was a study score or something like that, and god knows it would be hard to write one from ear. I might just do that in my spare time....but i'd die before finishing.
I just f*ckin love you man haha such a nice analysis, Ive playing guitar for almost 10 years and I didn't remember that sensation of pain on the top of my fingers this solo brings back up haha JAZZ
I often find myself passively improvising whistling over music, but lack any practical knowledge in music theory.
Even with this brief video, I have learned an awful lot! Now I'm eager to see how far I can push myself with it!
Let’s not forget that it’s just a song and the game itself is godly
First time I played this level I was blown away by the music! I did not expect such a groovy jazz song and loved every second of it :)
Wow, finally someone explaining jazz theory on youtube, that really understands it! Great work man!
This my first video I have seen from this channel. I subscribed before I watched it just because of the channel name. Ha ha . I don't regret it.
I understood very little of this, but I still liked watching it! Cool video!
Excellent work breaking down the music terminology so that I can appreciate the knowledge you're about to lay down.
Wonderful, amazing video. I know you've done a lot on Mario Kart 8 already, but I'd love to see an analysis of the Mount Wario theme, since I feel like it's pretty dynamic and goes a lot of places. Keep up the awesome work!
I've used knowledge from this video to grow my Improvisation skill and to help me teach others how to solo better. Great work man!
Amazing video and such a great analysis my friend. Thank you so much and let’s practice now :)
Holy shit i can't believe someone made this thank you so much
how was i not subscribed already?? great videos!!
This channel is freakin great.
I cannot believe there is a 13 minute video about a saxophone piece that is part of a song from a racing game.
The Internet is a beautiful place...
When you have no idea what he's talking about but you can't stop watching cuz you're so interested
This is by far my favorite track from the game. Great video
I'm not the only one here but half this stuff is just going over my head. Even still, it intrigues me so much... I love music but I'm not too good at actually playing it. I can't read sheet music either so like... I don't know where to go. I just love listening to it.
I don’t have a clue what you’re going on about... And I love it!!