0:36.... "These shows have been attended by literally dozens of people." ... cue the rimshot! haha I love anything with math in the title, so this video gets a huge thumbs up from me :)
So thrilled you got the chance to listen to it Andrea. This was a very unique project for me and I think probably for any string player and a Home really honored
Thanks man I usually don’t talk about the music, but for me it usually takes about the same level of love thoughtfulness and effort to figure out how to improvise and over sophisticated jazz changes with an acoustic or doing something like this. I know there’s very few or maybe no one out there right now who would be able to go down that rabbit hole with me on stuff like this but it’s a treatise for the future
Appreciate that man…. We string players have allot of catching up to do as playing our instruments by themselves pose unique challenges. This is more of a treatise for the future
What a wealth of information. You are offering so much knowledge: A huge variety of techniques for the creative Cellist to use ,performing and composing on the fly.!!! I really respect the amount of work and time gone into all of this.
Thanks Jane call mom those kind words mean a lot coming from such a talented colleague. As I said at the beginning of the video I usually really don’t like talking about what I’m doing and would rather people just enjoy the music, but as this was related to the seminar I thought just this once I would share in hopes that it might inspire other musicians.
Thanks Jordan, Usually never talk about my Music as I said, but really any of the videos I put out require this amount of thought and effort weather explain the changes of Countdown or the looping and sound design elements here. I know they’ll be even very few cell us or violin as they will find the second part of this video helpful but it’s more of a treat is for the future when I imagine Betty more players will understand be attempting stuff like this
Hi Jacob! Here I am again hahaha I was wondering if you would teach all of these Ableton Looping + Multi Styles on Cello in private lessons? I love working with Ableton with my e-cello!
00:00 PART 1 - Intro
03:49 Instatude #1 Back in the Day
04:59 Instatude #2 Nico?
05:47 Instatude #3 Sad Robot 🤖
06:49 Instatude #4 Drunkn' Monkey/Broken Beat
07:55 Instatude #5 Pop/Math Rock
09:00 Overview of The Process
10:36 Gear
14:02 THE Cello Pedal
17:57 PART 2 - Tune Analysis
18:14 Sustainer
20:47 Beat Dropping🙌🏻
23:14 4 Bar Stack Looping
24:39 Expression Pedal for Volume Swells
26:40 Chromatic Harm
28:38 Momentary Vs. Latching
31:46 Multimeter/Odd Phrase Looping
32:41 Delayed Beat Drop 😳
35:00 Pitchbending FX
36:37 Ghost Looping 👻
37:39 PART 3 - Four Limb Pedaling Technique
40:00 Fanning (of the feet)
42:26 "Rest Position"
45:03 Two Points of Contact 👟
48:00 Wrap up/Giveaway on Patreon
good lord! Thanks Megan!!!!
The whole comment section says thanks. 😮 🙏🏾
@@8Phoenix8 appreciate you man!!!
Neosoul is the one that inspires me even more. 😀
Thank you for this invaluable information! A huge help to the string playing/looping community and beyond.
The most innovative cellist around
Trying!
Thanks Craig!!!
Amazing playing and amazing educational content! (And beautiful video quality.) Every contemporary cello player needs to watch. Congrats, brother!
Man I can’t believe you took the time to get through this one. Means a lot!!!
0:36.... "These shows have been attended by literally dozens of people." ... cue the rimshot! haha
I love anything with math in the title, so this video gets a huge thumbs up from me :)
Yeah, pretty deadpan…. This is my longest videos so I had to throw in a joke there somewhere .Thanks for checking it out
Hello Jacob, We loved listening to the 5 Improvisations, and you teaching!!! Thank you for sharing these loves of yours with us!!!
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So thrilled you got the chance to listen to it Andrea. This was a very unique project for me and I think probably for any string player and a Home really honored
Love the thoughtfulness in the opening, explaining what's up. Really helpful and interesting.
Thanks man I usually don’t talk about the music, but for me it usually takes about the same level of love thoughtfulness and effort to figure out how to improvise and over sophisticated jazz changes with an acoustic or doing something like this. I know there’s very few or maybe no one out there right now who would be able to go down that rabbit hole with me on stuff like this but it’s a treatise for the future
Looking forward to hearing!!
Oh man hope you dig it!
Timoooo!!!
Love every bit of this Jacob!!! What an amazing contribution to students teachers and the music community as a whole. Thank you!
Deeply appreciated Kristina!!!!
Great technics and an unexpected exceptional educational experience. Well appreciated the time and effort that you put into this. Thank you, Herb
Good info for loopers and like minded producers/writers/musicians
Appreciate that man…. We string players have allot of catching up to do as playing our instruments by themselves pose unique challenges. This is more of a treatise for the future
What a wealth of information. You are offering so much knowledge: A huge variety of techniques for the creative Cellist to use ,performing and composing on the fly.!!! I really respect the amount of work and time gone into all of this.
Thanks Jane call mom those kind words mean a lot coming from such a talented colleague. As I said at the beginning of the video I usually really don’t like talking about what I’m doing and would rather people just enjoy the music, but as this was related to the seminar I thought just this once I would share in hopes that it might inspire other musicians.
so excited you guys! Thanks to everyone for being here and the 30th comment will get a free care package T-shirt and swag!
I wonder if I could use this lofi loop technique for Cello chop
Can't wait to share this with you all!!!
Can't wait to hear it. :)
Wow! What a great teacher. You can tell you love what you do and love sharing it with others. Thanks for sharing. Keep on keeping on!
sick
Really well done! Such a creative setup and beautiful camera work 👍
Yeah he had a great eye!
love the combination of Ableton looping and strings. your innovations are always inspirational Jacob!
taking notes on how you merge midi controllers with cello in a live context
Oh wow thanks for watching. It’s really a treatise on the future. You are the future
the sound of the instatudes its what i been looking for. Thank you, this is amazing!
Thanks Manuel- I did it for cellists of the the future… maybe that’s you!
I watched the whole thing. It was so exciting. -Aliza
Awesome! Thanks!
Appreciate that man! Thanks for stopping by!
This was such an interesting video! A free music education!!!!!
Thanks Ivy. No one is really doing stuff like this now so it’s more like a free education for cellists of the future
Love all 5 improvs!
Thanks David!!! Glad you checked it out
stoked to hear this!
Aw Thanks Ginny! #Celebrity sighting:)
Seriously awesome!
What? I was not prepared for this...🤣🙈Mind blowing! Congratulations!
Too funny! I see you didn’t turn off the video after the improvisations were over. I’m sorry for all that extra stuff ha ha Ha
I mean...the impro also the tutorial was amazing! Need to watch it again!
Amazing work brother! 🙌
Much love brother.
Hell yeah can't wait!
Rex is in the Haus!
Immmm readyy!! 😀
Wow, incredible improvisations and camera work! Love everything about this video :)
Great Job Jacob...well explained. Very impressive as always!
Killer Jacob!! And thanks for breaking these down too! The wah wah sounds are epic!
Honored man. Means a lot coming from such a great artist
@@jacobszekely Thanks so much Jacob! That means the world!
lo fi fire
Thanks for checking in Matt!!! Subbed to Mercury!
This was so inspiring and exciting Jacob! Keep up the momentum!
Will do Ana!!!
cool to see the rig and hear the loops! and the insider look is interesting
Thanks Jordan, Usually never talk about my Music as I said, but really any of the videos I put out require this amount of thought and effort weather explain the changes of Countdown or the looping and sound design elements here. I know they’ll be even very few cell us or violin as they will find the second part of this video helpful but it’s more of a treat is for the future when I imagine Betty more players will understand be attempting stuff like this
Since I don't have Ableton Ima try to do this on Cakewalk by Bandlab. :)
amazing video. thanks for all the info!!
Right on Peter
Hi Jacob! Here I am again hahaha
I was wondering if you would teach all of these Ableton Looping + Multi Styles on Cello in private lessons? I love working with Ableton with my e-cello!
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I made it! Hope I'm the 30th comment! 😀
🔥🔥🔥 yes you are still a purist
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Thanks Simmons’s, although I’m not sure what that means!