@@migueldelgado346 And that has nothing to do with comparing this dreck to Chuck Berry. Trash is trash, today or yesterday. Maybe I should edit the sounds of me taking a nasty dump to a beat, and then when someone doesn't like that I compared it to Chuck Berry, I'll say: "here we go again. Music evolves. Technology evolves. Humans not so fast."
That 's what I said like I've seen him perform Don' you worry about a thing and he was still with no shoes I mean like how does that in front of like 100'0 people.
This was incredible in terms of showing instrumental skill- But I think the musical montage was a little too scattered for the audience to really understand what they were even witnessing. I know they were trying to feature how versatile and talented he is, but it came off more like a musical circus. I was half expecting him to juggle flaming guitars while balanced on a seals nose... This guy is such a genius. I hope he doesn't fall victim to being turned in to some kind of musical entertainment gimmick show.
Talking about him being a genius: I fully agree! In my opinion, it is at its best display in the 3 videos of reharmonizations of musical snippets by his fans. That stuff if pure genius and I prefer it over the circus stuff that get's released as his "offical videos". Probably a matter of taste...
Think of them as one instrument, with many pieces, just like a drum set can have more pieces than the number of limbs and a keyboard can have more keys than the number of fingers, with loops he can play all these things as one big instrument.
The guy is a genius and his brain wants to do so many things at once, but he only has one body to execute. I think it would be better to stick with one or two instruments per a song, and then change instruments with each different song to create different textures and vibes. So he could do a guitar/vocals ballad, then next song is bass/drums/vocal funk tune, etc
Just saw him last month play to a sold out crowd doing similar stuff. Dude's got two grammys and hangs out with the likes of Herbie Hancock and Quincy Jones. Don't worry he will be fine.
I just discovered this man within the last 4 hours and I'm almost positive he's the best musician on earth. I listen to alot of music and I always tell people I love all kinds of music so when i first heard one of his songs I was thrown off but I fell in love. The future of music is in good hands.
It was crowd-pleasing, but for me it would have been more gratifying to see him build up one melody from scratch rather than a hectic medley, assisted by outside notes. He's so ridiculously gifted, just watching him assembling a song piecemeal, instrument by instrument would be much more satisfying.
i don't know if you're the only one but when he sings into the harmonizer i actually think damn this is even more annoying than the manhattan transfer.
why is that unfortunate? He still is best out there, I am sure he won the 1st prize or whatever. He is like the Swiss army knife of music. If he did porn, he´d be a one man orgy. BTW, on a slightly different note: I once saw several people playing on the stage at the same time, one guy played the bass, one guy the drums, one the guitar, one sang.. and others were there too, playing. It seemed like they all knew what each other was doing and together they all contributed to a beautiful piece of music.. it was mesmerizing and wonderful.
I think Jacob does a great job making a hybrid of generating the loops live and then triggering sections that are more fleshed out...I talked with his sound guy a little when the tour stopped through, the rationale was that these sections are so complex, it would be too laborious and tedious to build each section/loop live and it would take the audience out of "the moment", and on reflection I tend to agree...plus, given the density of ideas in his music, I'm not sure what constitutes "faking" that...its a pretty short list of people that even understand the harmonic concepts within...its a delicate balance
I just saw this for the first time. I guess this is what you get when you want Jacob to compile his medlye into 4 minutes. I enjoy it more without pre-recorded stuff because I fits his craft more.
RinZ Excellent point. While I agree, the pre-recorded stuff is off-putting to me, he really is limited here to only 3 minutes (one minute per song). It would just be impossible for him to loop everything or even most things. I don’t think this is really the best format to showcase the “one man band” unfortunately.
It's like Lambert, Hendricks, Ross and Looper. For the 21st Century. You do some very cool stuff young man. I'm new to your work. I'm just an old Boomer from the sixties but appreciate all of the great young talent out there. My first experience of your work was passed on from a retweet from David Crosby's Twitter feed of you performing "Hideaway" on TH-cam. I found it great on so many levels. Thanks from just an old fan of wonderful music. Keep up the great work and I'll keep up the enjoyment. Now, on to discover more of your output. Peace
Jacob !! You went for the jugular there! Very little time to impress and you nailed it to the floor. I hope you get the mainstream success that these opportunies might offer, because I think you are the most extraordinary musician of your (and perhaps any) generation. I am also utterly impressed by your understanding of how to make mainstream and social media work to create musical success. As your discussions with June Lee and others have brought to light, some of your musical concepts are revolutionary, but your understanding of how to succeed in a post "music business" world are just as impressive.
"The person saying it can't be done, should not interrupt the person doing it"- Chinese Proverb. But I must concur with the rest of this forum. Live TV shows isn't his forte...at least without a full band
3:22 oh my god i'm fucking dead look jacob. i love you but i'm not sure if live television talkshows are the thing for you, yet i nor anyone else can deny you have that overexcited aerobics teacher swag going on
+Pedro Petracco Indeed. He's a terrific musician, but this is just gimmicky. I'm not interested in trying to figure out what's real and what's recorded. Stevie Wonder used to record all the keys, vocals, and drums, but he didn't go on TV and pretend to be doing it all himself.
How does one fit someone so vast into such a miniscule dot of a time frame with out diminishing his full effect? DON'T YOU WORRY. DONT YOU WORRY ABOUT A THING !!!
Jacob needs a killer lineup of studio musicians who are more than equal to the task of framing this superstar of the present and future. Jacob is pure art and needs the right cats around him. Then, watch out.
It's not triggering sampled vocals; it is altering Jacob's live-performed voice in real time, without changing the timbre, with up to 12 simultaneous tones, on keyboard-chosen intervals, with near-unlimited flexibility in looping only specific intervals, and other alteration capacity. Ben Bloomberg and Jacob collaborated on developing the Harmonizer, and there is nothing remotely similar out there. There are some simple 4 tone pitch transposers, but not with the sophistication of functionality. Ben and Jacob have both talked about it in various interviews and presentations.
FUCK that chord he hits at 1:20....this guy is completely otherworldly with his knowledge of harmony. You will not find musicians skilled enough to craft this
Cameron Hawes not otherworldly. our capacity for musical prowess is equal. it all depends. how much we hold ourselves back is dependent on how much we progress. he doesn't let anything hold him back. you have to have just the right amount of self doubt and lower discouragement.
Er, I beg to differ. You have to study harmony since you were 2 and work all day, and be a genius on top of that... not sure you can just disinhibit your brain and come out with music innovations that stun thousands of other musicians.
no need to study harmony since a young age to be able to play and craft awkward chords that sounds right.. you just need to practice your hear and instrument
I would rather have listened to him and HC jamming on pianos and singing. It seems like a waste to have really good musicians who excel at improvising and then just do a set piece, but such is television.
Good point, but HC did the right thing in letting Jacob have a chance at impressing a bigger US mainstream audience I think. Watch Ancona by JC and you realise that at times he's a world class jazz pianist. It showed respect give him the floor and let JC have 2 and half minutes to give a taste of what he can do.
Yeah but it's good to plug his Album. There's plenty of videos of Jacobs impov collabs about youtube and some of the views on this might buy his album from this.
The tempo in this is soooo high! It is clear to me that this was the way to make the song fit into the 4 minutes available for this TV show. The flow of this presentation seems not natural. I'm sure lots of the weirdness people have been noticing on this recording comes form the fact that this is desperately played in faster than ideal tempo to make it fit.
The lesson for me is from John Holt: we succeed at what we Understand, Practice and Enjoy. It is that simple. I wish educational systems were based around this pedagogy.
I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, he is phenomenal, on the other, it's like a circus. I prefer normal musicians being amazing playing their one instrument, or two, I guess. I think people are not particularly serious about his music, and reasonably so. Check out his latest release. Circus indeed!
Juros Lassell If it's not your style of music fine. Jacob is like the Mozart of this century. A genius with rhythm, harmony and melody. Playing every instrument to a level you can't even comprehend. I guess your not listening to classical music either. Again that's fine but a huge majority of people like it and it's the foundation of the music we all know today. So have a bit more respect for someone so talented or just go back to your pop and rap music.
The live group was playing some as well, but the "Everything is gonna be alright" section was all Jacob. I agree that was a bit misleading, but whatcha gonna do, its hollywood afterall
Yeah- This montage was just so scattered though. It was too fast for the audience to even be able to process what they were hearing. I love Jacob, but this wasn't a great representation of what he does imo. If I heard this before knowing who he was, I might just think he was some kind of traveling musical novelty act. Like some kind of clinic where musicians can drool and marvel at his awesomeness.
He can't play with other musicians..... Check out the Red Sea Jazz Festival clips. They literally cut his audio out of the mix because he can't actually perform with others.
''I guess you guys arent ready for this yet......But your kids, are gonna love it.''
How embarrassing. Comparing Chuck Berry to this dreck.
Marty McFly
nah.. a bit much
@@channelthechannel here we go again. Music evolves. Technology evolves. Humans not so fast.
@@migueldelgado346 And that has nothing to do with comparing this dreck to Chuck Berry. Trash is trash, today or yesterday. Maybe I should edit the sounds of me taking a nasty dump to a beat, and then when someone doesn't like that I compared it to Chuck Berry, I'll say: "here we go again. Music evolves. Technology evolves. Humans not so fast."
Performed like a true musician: shoeless.
That 's what I said like I've seen him perform Don' you worry about a thing and he was still with no shoes I mean like how does that in front of like 100'0 people.
Hahaha good joke!
Steven Wilson does the same
@@Lellos_ thanks for mentioning him. But he does that not in a musical way but in emotional way
Ave Cesária 🦶🦶🎤
I love how this is on Quincy Jones’ channel...like he’s uploading his son performing at a talent show! He seems so proud! I love it 🥰
I am smiling so hard, I am crying with absolute happy. What a phenomenon he is. Thank you.
This guy is genius... why don't more people know about this amazing talent?.. Man I'm blown away again.
that beginning is sublime with the vocoder thingie, perfect mix of Gospel, Celtic and Ambient bliss.
Nah he use creepy chords
This was incredible in terms of showing instrumental skill- But I think the musical montage was a little too scattered for the audience to really understand what they were even witnessing. I know they were trying to feature how versatile and talented he is, but it came off more like a musical circus. I was half expecting him to juggle flaming guitars while balanced on a seals nose... This guy is such a genius. I hope he doesn't fall victim to being turned in to some kind of musical entertainment gimmick show.
Talking about him being a genius: I fully agree! In my opinion, it is at its best display in the 3 videos of reharmonizations of musical snippets by his fans. That stuff if pure genius and I prefer it over the circus stuff that get's released as his "offical videos". Probably a matter of taste...
Yeah, he's almost TOO talented for his own good.
Think of them as one instrument, with many pieces, just like a drum set can have more pieces than the number of limbs and a keyboard can have more keys than the number of fingers, with loops he can play all these things as one big instrument.
The guy is a genius and his brain wants to do so many things at once, but he only has one body to execute. I think it would be better to stick with one or two instruments per a song, and then change instruments with each different song to create different textures and vibes. So he could do a guitar/vocals ballad, then next song is bass/drums/vocal funk tune, etc
Just saw him last month play to a sold out crowd doing similar stuff. Dude's got two grammys and hangs out with the likes of Herbie Hancock and Quincy Jones. Don't worry he will be fine.
This kid is simply a genius! This TV show is not prepared to deal with him
I just discovered this man within the last 4 hours and I'm almost positive he's the best musician on earth. I listen to alot of music and I always tell people I love all kinds of music so when i first heard one of his songs I was thrown off but I fell in love. The future of music is in good hands.
I just found out that he's my head teachers son... Mad😳
That transition from bass to drums
Does put a smile to my face
Loved it. Genius. No hesitation, no mistakes, no thinking' about it... wow.
It was crowd-pleasing, but for me it would have been more gratifying to see him build up one melody from scratch rather than a hectic medley, assisted by outside notes.
He's so ridiculously gifted, just watching him assembling a song piecemeal, instrument by instrument would be much more satisfying.
It was a live tv show. Cant get too intricate. Hes trying to advertise his talents. Jacob has content like what you're describing.
Agreed. Clearly gifted, however, a song build-up slowly would have been great. Actually, this song seems indiscriminate, secondary...
Am I the only one who relaxes when he sings with the harmonizer?
i don't know if you're the only one but when he sings into the harmonizer i actually think damn this is even more annoying than the manhattan transfer.
kinda hate it and love it at the same time
I just feel the cringe when that happens
Nope nope nope yes you are cuz you are an ignoramus ignorant ignerryanty
Why being so rude? Why everyone hates that people think differently? Why do you want to have just one way of thinking? I don't understand people.
I’ve literally only heard this guy today 😳….woaw unbelievable 😳
Jacob Collier takes music to a whole new level that we haven't heard yet. He'll be raising the bar for decades!
Jacob is not only an extraordinary musician, he's also a very kind human being
Amazing! Instant inspiration every time I see him perform or even talk about music.
So we all are just going to ignore the fact that the girl in the pink shirt at 3:04 got that pissed off look and not participating lol
Lol
Lmao yo bro... She must must be angry at her bf
she doesn't like the "beat boxing"
She was his drummer until just before the show, when he fired her.
@Absolutely Dreadful Do you just think all jokes should be 100% truth?
This guy is AMAZING
Fabulous to watch and listen to Jacob Collier perform his musically mellifluous and magical music!
the prerecorded stuff makes the live-recorded looping stuff seem fake, which is really unfortunate
why is that unfortunate? He still is best out there, I am sure he won the 1st prize or whatever. He is like the Swiss army knife of music. If he did porn, he´d be a one man orgy.
BTW, on a slightly different note: I once saw several people playing on the stage at the same time, one guy played the bass, one guy the drums, one the guitar, one sang.. and others were there too, playing. It seemed like they all knew what each other was doing and together they all contributed to a beautiful piece of music.. it was mesmerizing and wonderful.
I think Jacob does a great job making a hybrid of generating the loops live and then triggering sections that are more fleshed out...I talked with his sound guy a little when the tour stopped through, the rationale was that these sections are so complex, it would be too laborious and tedious to build each section/loop live and it would take the audience out of "the moment", and on reflection I tend to agree...plus, given the density of ideas in his music, I'm not sure what constitutes "faking" that...its a pretty short list of people that even understand the harmonic concepts within...its a delicate balance
I just saw this for the first time. I guess this is what you get when you want Jacob to compile his medlye into 4 minutes. I enjoy it more without pre-recorded stuff because I fits his craft more.
RinZ Excellent point. While I agree, the pre-recorded stuff is off-putting to me, he really is limited here to only 3 minutes (one minute per song). It would just be impossible for him to loop everything or even most things. I don’t think this is really the best format to showcase the “one man band” unfortunately.
Boo hoo pre recorded... Waaah cry... It's not as good. Why does it matter? He still played it at some point.
This released today on my birthday. God bless this man!
It's like Lambert, Hendricks, Ross and Looper. For the 21st Century. You do some very cool stuff young man. I'm new to your work. I'm just an old Boomer from the sixties but appreciate all of the great young talent out there. My first experience of your work was passed on from a retweet from David Crosby's Twitter feed of you performing "Hideaway" on TH-cam. I found it great on so many levels. Thanks from just an old fan of wonderful music. Keep up the great work and I'll keep up the enjoyment. Now, on to discover more of your output. Peace
He's so talented I'm not even jealous
When the audience claps on beat that’s how you know it’s good
Caramba o moleque é monstro é um gênio
Friends don't let friends clap on 1 & 3...
its the quarter note mang
Given the tempo and disco-y feel to that part of the song I would say their downbeat claps were acceptable. Especially since he prompted them.
Considering Jacob Collier knows more about music than anyone I can think of... he can make new rules
@@maxqd3 exactly, this
FKLinguista Deep Harry Memes
The talent Jacob has at his age is astounding. How does a kid this age have so much musical vocabulary from which to draw on? Incredible!
His voice is so smooth and beautiful I wish I could sing as good as that
he sounds like Michael MacDonald taking a shit
Jacob !! You went for the jugular there! Very little time to impress and you nailed it to the floor. I hope you get the mainstream success that these opportunies might offer, because I think you are the most extraordinary musician of your (and perhaps any) generation. I am also utterly impressed by your understanding of how to make mainstream and social media work to create musical success. As your discussions with June Lee and others have brought to light, some of your musical concepts are revolutionary, but your understanding of how to succeed in a post "music business" world are just as impressive.
OK...so whoever does not understand how gifted this guy is...is ……… no word...
Only just found this amazing young man after watching tv prog Later, with Jools Holland. ears and mind blown x
"Jacob, nice to meet you! What instrument do you play?"
"Yes"
Ryan M joke is overused and not funny
@@erik_the_epik742 Good thing I didn't post it for you. Go cry somewhere else, skippy.
Eso es verdadero ARTE primera vez que escucho su música y me gusto 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
"The person saying it can't be done, should not interrupt the person doing it"- Chinese Proverb.
But I must concur with the rest of this forum. Live TV shows isn't his forte...at least without a full band
Must be so much fun being Jacob!
I hope Jacob can put the "party trick" stage well behind him before too long. And be appreciated for quality of songwriting.
He is something else..... never seen a talent like this before
Truly the Bach of the modern era, experimenting with harmony way ahead of his time.
Super-duper exquisite intermission music. I'm still waiting for the show to start, lemme know when to open my eyes.
- So I hired this Jacob collier guy for my music band
- As a what ?
as your replacement.
As the band
yes
- Yes.
Only one word; Genious
Great as usual
This was absolute bonkers! I loved it! 🙌🏼
This performance is really nothing compared to an actual concert, yet he is still so good
I’m screaming here !!! Seriously. Magnificent ☀️👏🏽☀️🎶🎼🙌🏽🌈❤️☀️👏🏽
I'm sure he did all of the production, marketing and sales for his album while writing 3 books on 21 century tonality.
Amazing lol I’m always amazed at his talent!
I wish Quincy Jones would share me jamming in my PJs with all my instruments.
Un superdotato que además tiene buen gusto, genio total.
3:22 oh my god i'm fucking dead
look jacob. i love you but i'm not sure if live television talkshows are the thing for you, yet i nor anyone else can deny you have that overexcited aerobics teacher swag going on
Haha that clap at 3:22.. He puts so much passion in too it 😂
What kills me is when he’s singing “don’t you worry about a thing” and lifts himself up on his toes every time he says it 😂
Not sure if everything was a backing track.. but, still loving him!
WOW! JACOB COLLIER - We are witnessing the birth of a GIANT! Baaaaaaaad Man!!!
He has an obsession the d chord , it’s so cool
Jacob is superb. Funnily Harry is also a legend!
I love, love, love that performance!!
Jacob is amazing, im a huge fan- but dude needs a band. Watching all the running around is impressive but after the first time just looks stressful.
Yeah! Also, you can't really call that "looping", right? Loads of pre-recorded stuff... I find it pretty frustrating.
+Pedro Petracco Indeed. He's a terrific musician, but this is just gimmicky. I'm not interested in trying to figure out what's real and what's recorded. Stevie Wonder used to record all the keys, vocals, and drums, but he didn't go on TV and pretend to be doing it all himself.
i don't think Jacob's pretending to be playing all the instruments at once.
+TheGoosington I didn't say "all the instruments at once." But he claimed he would be creating all the loops live, which is rubbish.
Yea but he obviously wouldn't be fooling anyone if he did claim that.
Très belle performance un équilibre qui se joue sur un file .
half that crowd was like "ah shit.. we gotta stand?"
Incroyable...what goes in this guy mind...
Can we all just appreciate the fact that the man is walking around in socks?
That "sing that cosmic lullaby" was so smooth
Did he just casually mention that he invented a harmonizer
Incredible and so much fun!
02:19 " i never knew...i can be so happy...i never knew ..."
"... I'd feel so secure..." XD
How does one fit someone so vast into such a miniscule dot of a time frame with out diminishing his full effect? DON'T YOU WORRY. DONT YOU WORRY ABOUT A THING !!!
Holy crap, I actually stood up and started clapping lol What a beast!
Jacob needs a killer lineup of studio musicians who are more than equal to the task of framing this superstar of the present and future. Jacob is pure art and needs the right cats around him. Then, watch out.
How many instruments do you can play?
Jacob: yes.
yfm_ joke overused and is not funny
@@erik_the_epik742 omg 😰😰😰😰😰 really? I didn't know, sorry, sorry 😰😰😰😰
Exhausting and amazing... Wow!!
Niiiice (though Imogen Heap was triggering sampled/harmonized vocals from a MIDI controller some years back - so I don't think he and MIT invented it)
It's not triggering sampled vocals; it is altering Jacob's live-performed voice in real time, without changing the timbre, with up to 12 simultaneous tones, on keyboard-chosen intervals, with near-unlimited flexibility in looping only specific intervals, and other alteration capacity. Ben Bloomberg and Jacob collaborated on developing the Harmonizer, and there is nothing remotely similar out there. There are some simple 4 tone pitch transposers, but not with the sophistication of functionality. Ben and Jacob have both talked about it in various interviews and presentations.
@@calchip thank you for this
Never heard of this kind of musical concept my brain couldn't phantom music like this! This guy is an 👽...I am dizzy listening to this 😵😵😵😵😵😵😵
When the house band sounds rather puny after the guest act just played... 😂😎
Fancy seeing you here
Jacob Collier and FKJ. amazing..!!
FUCK that chord he hits at 1:20....this guy is completely otherworldly with his knowledge of harmony. You will not find musicians skilled enough to craft this
Cameron Hawes not otherworldly. our capacity for musical prowess is equal. it all depends. how much we hold ourselves back is dependent on how much we progress. he doesn't let anything hold him back. you have to have just the right amount of self doubt and lower discouragement.
Er, I beg to differ. You have to study harmony since you were 2 and work all day, and be a genius on top of that... not sure you can just disinhibit your brain and come out with music innovations that stun thousands of other musicians.
I hope he won
no need to study harmony since a young age to be able to play and craft awkward chords that sounds right.. you just need to practice your hear and instrument
That’s wishful thinking, Ms. Vengeance.
I NEEEED TO KNOW WHAT SONG HES SINGIN AT 1:06 helppppp brother out, or did he do a specific video for it
@Grmn xd u stupid
@Grmn xd im serious and im playing games T_T
@Grmn xd aight ty
Hajanga
Whats the song at 1:06 ?
It's a bit different from the actual recording, but it's his song "In The Real Early Morning!"
Impeccable!!
Ted Cruz at 3:33
lmao ded
Wow great eye.
fixatedtruth man he's really let himself go since he didn't win the nomination
Lyin TED!!
this comment was one of those "too much internet for today" kind of experiences haha but I laughed a lot though!
I love this band
He is Peter Pan and Peter Pan flies through music everywhere
Pure genius, and a complete one off.
How does one birth a child like that. I want one
You fuck the whole band?
The background lighting makes those woods beams look like their bending
I would rather have listened to him and HC jamming on pianos and singing. It seems like a waste to have really good musicians who excel at improvising and then just do a set piece, but such is television.
Good point, but HC did the right thing in letting Jacob have a chance at impressing a bigger US mainstream audience I think. Watch Ancona by JC and you realise that at times he's a world class jazz pianist. It showed respect give him the floor and let JC have 2 and half minutes to give a taste of what he can do.
Yeah but it's good to plug his Album. There's plenty of videos of Jacobs impov collabs about youtube and some of the views on this might buy his album from this.
The tempo in this is soooo high! It is clear to me that this was the way to make the song fit into the 4 minutes available for this TV show. The flow of this presentation seems not natural. I'm sure lots of the weirdness people have been noticing on this recording comes form the fact that this is desperately played in faster than ideal tempo to make it fit.
If Neo took the rainbow-pill
The lesson for me is from John Holt: we succeed at what we Understand, Practice and Enjoy. It is that simple. I wish educational systems were based around this pedagogy.
What kind of bass is that? I have never seen one quite like that. Looks very intriguing. Awesome performance and awesome musician.
Looks like an electric double bass!
When that first chord hits !!!!!!
I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, he is phenomenal, on the other, it's like a circus. I prefer normal musicians being amazing playing their one instrument, or two, I guess.
I think people are not particularly serious about his music, and reasonably so.
Check out his latest release. Circus indeed!
How is he phenomenal if his music sucks ass?
Juros Lassell If it's not your style of music fine. Jacob is like the Mozart of this century. A genius with rhythm, harmony and melody. Playing every instrument to a level you can't even comprehend.
I guess your not listening to classical music either. Again that's fine but a huge majority of people like it and it's the foundation of the music we all know today. So have a bit more respect for someone so talented or just go back to your pop and rap music.
Yep, Prince probably did the same thing when making records. This was awesome!
I'm not hearing one guy playing loops live from scratch. I'm hearing backing tracks.
The live group was playing some as well, but the "Everything is gonna be alright" section was all Jacob. I agree that was a bit misleading, but whatcha gonna do, its hollywood afterall
He’s really not pretending this is all live. If you care about live looping in this day and age as the focus, you’re missing the point.
His songs are too complicated to play completely live. For example With the love in my heart has +300 tracks, he showed it
@@javixo1997 now hes touring with his band and I got to see them live. They're amazing. It's a lot better.
The music is fairly pedestrian, whether he used backing tracks or live loops.
Fuck yeah! 3:11
love jacob but that is more like overdubbed playback not looping
agreed. if he actually looped it would be more impressive given how much layers he uses
you've gotta consider the time constraints on the show though
Yeah- This montage was just so scattered though. It was too fast for the audience to even be able to process what they were hearing. I love Jacob, but this wasn't a great representation of what he does imo. If I heard this before knowing who he was, I might just think he was some kind of traveling musical novelty act. Like some kind of clinic where musicians can drool and marvel at his awesomeness.
Dave: Yes, it wasn't a good sell, if you had never seen him before or hadn't already been a fan.
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Great video,can someone tell me how to use this tools??the talk box?
The problem with this of course is
you lose that magical sense of interplay which happens between other musicians.
He can't play with other musicians..... Check out the Red Sea Jazz Festival clips. They literally cut his audio out of the mix because he can't actually perform with others.
I lack words.....wow!!!
Not my cup of tea at all. But I recognize the talent.
Russ Tanner cheers mate, and I thought it was just me
Excellent!