love these tutorials brother. can you comment on singing these songs? when you begin singing it is almost quieter than your speaking voice. is it a very light vocal tone/placement you are using? your voice is killing
Thank you so much. I usually start a song quieter than the rest of the song especially D’Angelo. Definitely a light tone with the vocal approach since D is such a smooth crooner. Belting would take away from that
@KarlisMusik: Do you have any recommendations on how to learn keyboard to play gospel/rnb songs as sheet music? I'm learning how to play the keyboard with your tutorials, but I'm now wondering how to learn it in a way that I also can read notes... Btw: I cannot thank you enough for this awesome tutorial! I tried to imitate these chords and voicings on the guitar for years, but it'll just never sound like the piano! Cheers from Germany
Shouts out to Germany!!!!!!!! Ok thats a very good question. I learned to play by ear so I do not have lots of experience with reading. I will say gospel is a music that is played by feel and not so much a sight reading kind of thing and of course thats my opinion. I would suggest finding some gospel tutorials and just learn the songs without thinking about notes, just get the feel. Then when you get a few down you should connect the theory. Gospel and RnB do intersect in ways but at the same time are very different in mode. Again these are my opinions and i hope it helps.
On those passing chords (I think FM7’s?) in the hook/chorus I can’t figure out what the other voicings are on the record. Sounds like different keys instruments playing panned to left and right sides, they do these decorative voicings that are just so tasty but kinda tucked back and hard to pull out thus far. You play a fairly straight version of the hook here - super helpful man thanks! - you don’t happen to know the names of the voicings on the other keys instruments do you, for the passing chords in the hook? Gotta sit down with a slow downer and loop those bits to figure em out. Also, any idea what the instruments are in the verses? It sounds like an electric piano or guitar with some crazy wah effect on it. Would love to know how they got that tone!
Tape Tape Tape and again I say Tape and outboard gear and analog mixing consoles and genius musicians. But yeah I didn't learn the voicings to all the other instruments but you hit the nail on the head because there are instruments tucked and are very elusive. He does that so well. Thanks for watching!
There's not enough theory analysis of contemporary black music on youtube. Really appreciate this.
You’re welcome
I'm mind blown by all of your D'Angelo break-downs, watching them all Thank you.
Man it would've taken me years to figure this out lol you're doing God's work
I started singing as you kept going 👏🏾 one of my favorite songs from D’Angelo
Mine too. Thanks for stopping by
Voodoo is a masterpiece, One Mo 'Gin is my absolute favorite track.
Thank you!!! I looked for a tutorial like this forever! My favorite D'Angelo song, gives me goosebumps everytime I hear it.
One of the best
You’re welcome and thank you
I've never played the piano before, but here I am listening to you breaking down D'Angelo piano notes
Give it a try
One of the greatest songs ever!!!!
This is so true
Masterpiece. Thanks for the tutorial!
my favorite d'angelo song... love ur analysis thank you so much
You’re and thank you for watching
Thank you for this tutorial! You explained it perfectly
Excellent tutorial, very helpful. Thank you
Bro this tuto is perfect, thank you so much
this is so dope! Could you put your D’Angelo tutorials all in a playlist? they’re so good, got me jamming along to Voodoo all week
Yes
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Thanks a ton! I learned bits of the song, but this definitely bridges the gaps I had in playing it correctly. Your awesome
Thank you I’m so glad I could help
So good! Thanks dude!
Matheus Libório you’re welcome and thank you for watching.
Great tutorial. I've been trying to play the song by ear, but couldn't get it perfect, so it's very helpful.
Thanks a lot!
You’re welcome and thank you
DAMN!!!! You're on top of it, mang!
Thank you so much for watching
bro you killed it
Thank you so much
I've been waiting for this for years big dawg!!! Thanks for the vid!
So happy to help. Thanks for watching
There is like a demo version of spanish joint on youtube can you do a tutorial on that? Love the tutorials ❤️
That's the exact one I will study. I love that version
love these tutorials brother. can you comment on singing these songs? when you begin singing it is almost quieter than your speaking voice. is it a very light vocal tone/placement you are using? your voice is killing
Thank you so much. I usually start a song quieter than the rest of the song especially D’Angelo. Definitely a light tone with the vocal approach since D is such a smooth crooner. Belting would take away from that
@KarlisMusik: Do you have any recommendations on how to learn keyboard to play gospel/rnb songs as sheet music? I'm learning how to play the keyboard with your tutorials, but I'm now wondering how to learn it in a way that I also can read notes...
Btw: I cannot thank you enough for this awesome tutorial! I tried to imitate these chords and voicings on the guitar for years, but it'll just never sound like the piano! Cheers from Germany
Shouts out to Germany!!!!!!!! Ok thats a very good question. I learned to play by ear so I do not have lots of experience with reading. I will say gospel is a music that is played by feel and not so much a sight reading kind of thing and of course thats my opinion. I would suggest finding some gospel tutorials and just learn the songs without thinking about notes, just get the feel. Then when you get a few down you should connect the theory. Gospel and RnB do intersect in ways but at the same time are very different in mode. Again these are my opinions and i hope it helps.
Probably a verbal typo but FACEb is F7 not Fmajor7 which is FACE
Thank you
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On those passing chords (I think FM7’s?) in the hook/chorus I can’t figure out what the other voicings are on the record. Sounds like different keys instruments playing panned to left and right sides, they do these decorative voicings that are just so tasty but kinda tucked back and hard to pull out thus far. You play a fairly straight version of the hook here - super helpful man thanks! - you don’t happen to know the names of the voicings on the other keys instruments do you, for the passing chords in the hook? Gotta sit down with a slow downer and loop those bits to figure em out. Also, any idea what the instruments are in the verses? It sounds like an electric piano or guitar with some crazy wah effect on it. Would love to know how they got that tone!
Tape Tape Tape and again I say Tape and outboard gear and analog mixing consoles and genius musicians. But yeah I didn't learn the voicings to all the other instruments but you hit the nail on the head because there are instruments tucked and are very elusive. He does that so well. Thanks for watching!
Damn you’re good! Admit it, you’re actually D’Angelo…I feel like I’m getting 🐱 🎣 here.
Ha ha I can only hope to sound close to the legend. Thank you so much
Dude… I have no fucking idea how to play the piano. But you’re fucking vocals… so beautiful man
Wow thank you so much 🙏🏾 God bless you
@@karlismusik of course dude. Would you ever consider doing a full cover of this song or send it on? Just love your vocals
@@Bigcheese6875 I most definitely would consider that
@@karlismusik awesome!
I don't know much about musical instruments.... are you using a Fender Rhodes?
Well it’s Logic’s version of the Fender Rhodes
what is this sound you’re playing with? is it a specific kind of keyboard?
Sounds like a Rhodes, I think that’s what D’Angelo uses too with some effects that distort it
I was using Keyscape's Rhodes - LA Custom Suitcase Warm preset and it sounds almost identical
U sound just like him lmao
Git
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