TROMBONE IN THE SKYYYY AND IT MAKES ME WANT TO FLY SO HIGH IT MAKES ME WANT TO FLY SO HIGH TROMBONE IN THE SKYYYYYY AND IT MAKES ME WANT TO FLY SO HIGH IT MAKES ME WANT TO FLY SO HIGHHH
It's the revenge of the tromboners, they never get to play the melody even though it's always the best part. Always made me sad back when I played trombone as a kid
You say this but I bet you there are a bunch of musicians out there who decided to set their minds to figure out how Melodys went for songs that their instrument was not featured in (example: me. I was that musician. I have a notebook full of me trying to figure out the notes bc I didn’t want to look up/pay for the song book XD)
"There are between 2 and 4 spiders living inside the average trombone" factoid is actually a statistical error. Average trombone contains 0 spiders. Spiders Georg, who eats 10,000 spiders a day and keeps them all inside of his extensive trombone collection, is an outlier adn should not have been counted.
@@BlackTecno2 I was ill with something during one of my band outings. I was 2nd trumpet and couldn't even hit a high D. My band director shut me down mid orchestration and made me sit at rest with my trumpet on my knee the entire 14 minute piece after I fucked up a slur. Pretty sure my body temp was too high for me to give a damn, but it was embarrassing after.
Someone out there really said "I'm going to take my special interest and my trauma from the marching band and make it into a game" while everyone in the office just stared
This is concert band, not marching band. Marching band only plays marches and rock songs arranged as marches, and involves a lot more movement. Concert band gets to play the better pieces. Though no saxophonist got smacked in the head, so inaccurate to the concert band experience,
@@Tang-qi6zw That might've just been your experience. In my experience, we got to play from a variety of genres, and even had custom pieces arranged for us. As for the "better pieces" being in concert band, my favorite piece I've ever played was a custom arrangement of In The Hall Of The Mountain King, during marching band.
@@Tang-qi6zw my HS marching band had themed shows (myan/sun worship, aliens, wolves) all with melodies from various related pieces. Mixed with choreography. There's even competitions. Your marching band experience really depends on how much funding your program can get.
It's hard to believe there's anything funnier than the long silence in Zarathustra between the notes, the anticipation, long awaited notes highlighting the masterpiece, and it's just fart sounds. Absolutely brilliant
About a week after this released, I bought this game for my friend, a trombone player. Almost immediately, the entire internet has been overcome by trombones, and as a percussionist I reject this future
having played the trombone in public school, I can confirm this game is entirely accurate to how that felt. randomly moving up and down the scale and just hoping no one notices is exactly what I did.
I feel like this game, on top of being a meta game about games, is also a meme game about hard it is to make a rhythm game for a wind instrument since they can only play one note at a time.
@@jman7418 They're not joking. Wind instruments can generally only play one note at a time. There are some techniques to get two notes on certain instruments, but they're really hard to pull off.
@@fenris6070 I think they were referring to the fact that they called a trombone a wind instrument, as that’s usually referring to woodwind instruments and not brass instruments.
for those who didnt know: apparently trombone skyze was written with inspiration from butterfly from DDR according to the devs. so if you ever felt the song sounded familiar, that may be why
Now that song's stuck in my head... Never played DDR, I'm neither speedy enough nor coordinated enough, but some of the music is enjoyable, I used to unironically bump "Butterfly" when driving in the city.
This is actually very accurate to trombone playing. Just playing random notes, hoping the teacher doesn't look directly at your slide and sees that you aren't playing the right notes
I feel like the big flaw in it is how you have to wildly flail up and down the entire screen every 3 seconds. Guitar Hero works cuz you press the button on the remote to change the note. With this. You need to fling the mouse back and forth and nail the exact positioning to actually get the notes right
i bet we could easily make this game playable on-the-go as well! just put all the sound-making into the controller and write down the notes for the songs on sheets of paper
@@Canadian_Zac Actually, a trombone controller would make it much easier, probably. It would allow for more reliable muscle memory, which is what trombonists rely on for each slide position. A mouse moves in 2 axes, which makes precise positioning more difficult in this type of game, where only 1 axis is required. That’s why a trombone controller is probably much better.
I feel like this game perfectly re-creates the feeling anyone in junior high or highschool band had when the director handed out a new song and you got your sheet music and went... 'oh god no that's way to fast I'm going to die' then you get to the section for the first time and everyone panics and it was pure chaos
It's the same when your instrument is voice, and you get a piece with a ton of intricate runs. In a large chorus it's not too bad--if you can't get it then you hit the main notes and just go silent and keep moving your mouth the rest of the time. But when it's a group with only a couple people on each part, well... let's just say it's noticeable. Handel, your Messiah is a work of great beauty. And I am very sorry for what I have done to it in the past!
@@laras678 I don't know complex choral music never gave me as much fear as a complex piece of flute music, I'd rather have to intentionally singing discordant notes that clash with the other notes because it's a crunchy piece than have to play some of the fast sheet music we got in band.(our school choir was barely large enough to actually classify as a choir but I also went to a provincial choir once a year for like four years until I aged out of that group and that choir was fucking massive)
"Is this physically possible in real life, to play the trombone this quick?" Someone get this man to listen to Blue Bells of Scotland or any bebop solo.
i love RT being terrified of the game's difficulty at the beginning, because as someone who plays rhythm games a lot, this is actually one of the kinder ones
@@dogehkiindogeborn5339 yeah but you can still learn it, it's a lot of muscle memory. what makes it kinder is that it looks like the "good" equal keeps the combo going, as some games don't, and most rhythm games WILL cut you off mid-song if your tension meter drops to 0. games that let you keep going are good since you can still learn the muscle memory instead of just being yeeted back to the menu.
As an adult who used to be a band kid in a Canadian high school I have to say I have never experienced such whiplash nostalgia like I did listening to that short clip of a trombone struggling through O Canada.
As a euph player who had to manage an entire 9-person brigade of tromboners in HS as low brass section leader, Dan is way too coherent and normal to play trombone.
was a horn section leader, and my hat's off to you. our band's low brass leaders were all tubas/euphs and our trombones were unruly as all hell until my senior year.
As a trombone and euphonium player who’s led both, we are unhinged af. I’m an English teacher now, and when I mentioned to my vice principal I played trombone, he just nods and goes, “That makes a lot of sense now that I think about it.”
Fun fact: as a joke, Punchy did a speedrun of this game. Unfortunately, the song that gives the best toots-to-time ratio is God Save the King so most of that speedrun is repeatedly playing that song.
Slyde Hyde was a legend. He taught my dad almost everything he now knows about tromboning. His death shook us hard. Even in jest, that was a nice surprise.
Somebody with the name of "Slyde" becoming a tromboner is the kind of thing I would find a bit on the nose in a children's book Sometimes reality be like that
@@fntthesmth423 Sorry to break it to ya, but Slyde is his nickname because of his tromboning skills. Real name is Richard. Don't fret though, there are still so many examples of what you though this was, formally known as "Nominative determinism" hypothesis. Someone named "Sue Yoo" literally admitted that her name helped her decide to become a lawyer from a young age.
And this is why trombones are not the instruments carrying the melody in anything. Not even in their classic song. (And the reason Stars and Stripes forever was impossible was because you were playing the notes for both the flute and brass parts at points, which is... terrifying.)
I remember one time in high school we played a symphonic band arrangement of an orchestra film score and for some reason they gave the bass trombone part the string section. So that was fun constantly jumping up and down two octaves between sixteenth notes.
I very much disagree with this comment, trombones being given the melody for anything is fine so long as they are given time and have no 1-5 repeat sixteenths, all it needs is practice to get it down. My highschool band’s low brass section is the best simply because they practice their instruments because of how much they need to practice to sound good. Other instruments simply believe they are good enough to play it and therefore aren’t given any vital parts because they don’t care enough to practice
It’s funny watching this as someone who uses to play trumpet in a brass band, with a friend who played trombone, because I’ve played a lot of these pieces. The greatest reward for my many years of playing is a quote from my trombone playing friend, “I picked up the trombone because playing the slide bits is fun - it’s the best part about playing trombone. However, it’s also the only good part about playing trombone.”
Can we take a moment to appreciate Dan's rhythm skills? There was an entire one hour long video on why he was bad at playing rhythm games, but he has really improved
As a former Tromboner I think even if I did embark on a fever dream of an adventure like this, I don’t think it would have convinced me to keep playing.
There's a reason why band kids' favorite game is "One time at band camp" Trombones are possibly the most cultish of all the band sections and end up being the focus point for many of the funniest stories.
I never thought a game could so perfectly emulate the feeling of being in a high school marching band playing Stars and Stripes forever. That dogfight was *shockingly* accurate.
The mods for this game are going to be insane, especially with someone already making a Megalovania mod already. But I know that even RT, the Trombone King can take on any Tromboning challenge for us Tromboners!
@@porkyminch1640 "Circus music" is also known as a "screamer" and they're all military marches played at double speed. I guess the strong beats makes for fun?
Did you know that the trumpet was originally designed to be played by your pet while you played the trombone hence the name? This was later canned when they found out animals have a terrible sense of music
Another little know fact is that the Timpani originated with Tim Panini, he wanted to create a drum you could tune because he couldn't tuna fish, and after created the world famous sandwich: the Grilled Cheese, he found out that by adding his names together (but removing the last ni since the Knights no longer say "ni") he created the Timpani
As a tromboner who has played trombone for 5ish years, and who has played Stars and Stripes Forever, I'm glad that the difficulty of the part at 11:04 is well represented. That shit gave me ptsd as a freshman in high school. Honestly can't wait for mods for this, I personally hope that my fellow marching band and pep band friends will mod in some of those tunes and see how they translate into this wonderful monstrosity of the trombone experience.
i can only IMAGINE the level of purgatory this put you and your editors through. how many times of playing those same two songs were cut out of the video. madness
the best part of this was watching as a trombone player and listening to rt go “this would be impossible to play in real life” and then it’s something you could play in middle school
I played flute for 11 years and played many of these songs. Even if it's harder, I like that they put the game flowing right to left because the notes move up/down like they would on a musical staff.
Which is also a little weird because on a trombone the further out the slide is, the lower the note. If played with a mouse, I'd assume the lower notes would be near the top as you'd be sliding the mouse further away from you.
I feel like this game was funded by some corporation that really only watched the dev team for the first week and just okayed the final version without playing it for more than a couple minutes, and because of that, we got this absolute masterpiece of a game. So, thank you devs, we appreciate you.
seeing the difference between Acai and RT's playthroughs is hilarious. Seeing someone who has experience in rhythm games and RT gives two entirely new experiences.
Cloe did such an incredibly job editing this to make it even funnier than it actually was. The well-timed zooms made me laugh EVERY time. This is one of my new favorite RT videos
the intro to this game is literally just dark souls 2 intro but trombone and I love it. Edit: and now the baboons are Frampt and Kaathe. This game is incredible.
As a university level trombone player, I hate to say that these songs are all relatively doable at the high-school/secondary school level. And although humorous, glissandos are actually rare for trombones to play as not many composers include them in their music
@@qwertyram4598 In basic terms, it's where you go from one of the 7 positions and move it to another one of the positions without tonging making it once continuous note. There's more to it but that's the idea.
@@qwertyram4598 easier way to think of it, when a strings player on a violin is playing one note with one stroke and slides to another mid stroke intentionally, so there's no pause or break. It's just a slide.
Was listening to this during work and constantly had to try not to crack up in the beginning. By the end, I was oddly invested in whatever strange trombome lore they have going on.
after playing this game for myself, the amount of marching songs in it really indicates to me that the dev played trombone in band class and was always envious of everyone else who got to play the melody, so he designed the game so the trombone could play the melody instead
God, I remember when I started the end game and thought I needed 10 S ranks. I grinded those suckers out until my eyes hurt and it turned out you needed 10 god damn cards. I was /so/ disheartened
I remember back in high school i was at a show choir competition and in one set the trombone section just played Megalovania durinh a dance break, it was legendary
This video has such beautiful character growth. RT started the game so nervous and honestly pretty shit at trombone and ended as a true hero of music. God save the Trombone King. Bravo, sir.
TROMBONE IN THE SKYYYY
AND IT MAKES ME WANT TO FLY SO HIGH
IT MAKES ME WANT TO FLY SO HIGH
TROMBONE IN THE SKYYYYYY
AND IT MAKES ME WANT TO FLY SO HIGH
IT MAKES ME WANT TO FLY SO HIGHHH
Ah so it’s still affecting you then
can we get much higher
You're the Rumblin' Trombone Gamer now
Just gonna put this on loop for 10 hours straight
TROMBONE IN THE SKYYYYYYYYY
my favorite thing about this game is how it gives the trombone every melody possible, even when the melody belongs to an entirely different instrument
It's the revenge of the tromboners, they never get to play the melody even though it's always the best part. Always made me sad back when I played trombone as a kid
Well, I had fun playing the backup music, and their a few times when trombone had the melody for a few meaures
@@TheBusStop12 Trumpets and Clarinets always get the melody, and It’s part of the reason I loved Jazz Band so much.
i wish they had given the sax/flute part of William Tell to the trombone in the game, but that would have been nightmarish
You say this but I bet you there are a bunch of musicians out there who decided to set their minds to figure out how Melodys went for songs that their instrument was not featured in (example: me. I was that musician. I have a notebook full of me trying to figure out the notes bc I didn’t want to look up/pay for the song book XD)
Fun Fact: They used to call him the Trombone King back in college
RT alias Really Trombone
The Succulent Tromboner King has returned
Underrated comment
*The Trombone Champ
He was a real Tromboner back then
"There are between 2 and 4 spiders living inside the average trombone" factoid is actually a statistical error. Average trombone contains 0 spiders. Spiders Georg, who eats 10,000 spiders a day and keeps them all inside of his extensive trombone collection, is an outlier adn should not have been counted.
as a spider, i deconfirm this
i live in a trombone and it is super cozy
@@gothiiispiderz would the owner of said trombone happen to be a certain "Spiders Georg"?
@@dunkerdoodle nop, never heard of him
i came to the comments looking for this immediately once that came up
@@kkachi560 It was an obligation, really.
As a bassist, I sympathize DEEPLY with whoever on the development team decided to make Mozart the final boss.
How the hell does this have 0 replies
@@Madmandr._samidk man
idk
none of the 1.1k people who liked the comment cared enough ig
@@Madmandr._samhow do you add to perfection?
With a man who's first name is WOLFGANG, Mozart is one composer you'd be afraid of taking on. Musically speaking
I like how you can't fail a song, you're just forced to wallow in your own shame
Just like in band
I'm just mesmerized in my shame over here. I always fail rhythm games but the rhythm game never hurt me like this game when I fail.
@@BlackTecno2 Weird. I remember my band teacher stopping the song every time we fall apart way too much. I consider that a fail state.
@@XellosNi but if you’re the only one who’s failing
@@BlackTecno2 I was ill with something during one of my band outings. I was 2nd trumpet and couldn't even hit a high D. My band director shut me down mid orchestration and made me sit at rest with my trumpet on my knee the entire 14 minute piece after I fucked up a slur. Pretty sure my body temp was too high for me to give a damn, but it was embarrassing after.
Someone out there really said "I'm going to take my special interest and my trauma from the marching band and make it into a game" while everyone in the office just stared
A mixture of the trauma and the dream of ever getting to play the melody
This is concert band, not marching band. Marching band only plays marches and rock songs arranged as marches, and involves a lot more movement. Concert band gets to play the better pieces. Though no saxophonist got smacked in the head, so inaccurate to the concert band experience,
@@Tang-qi6zw That might've just been your experience. In my experience, we got to play from a variety of genres, and even had custom pieces arranged for us. As for the "better pieces" being in concert band, my favorite piece I've ever played was a custom arrangement of In The Hall Of The Mountain King, during marching band.
And baboons
@@Tang-qi6zw my HS marching band had themed shows (myan/sun worship, aliens, wolves) all with melodies from various related pieces. Mixed with choreography. There's even competitions. Your marching band experience really depends on how much funding your program can get.
probably the best baboon-focused trombone game on the market.
Yeah, the market was very saturated with this concept, good thing there was a diamond among the rubish
At least in the top 10
You forgot the hotdogs
Probably.
don't forget the album cover for the touch my katamari OST
It's hard to believe there's anything funnier than the long silence in Zarathustra between the notes, the anticipation, long awaited notes highlighting the masterpiece, and it's just fart sounds. Absolutely brilliant
That always gets me
The insane lyrics being added puts it over the top for me.
THUSSSS SPOKEEEEE ZA-RAAAAA THU STRA THU STRA THU STRA
custom dadi freyr pfp go brrrr
The most unrealistic part of this game is that the trombone is always getting to play the melody
Imagine being one of the 100 flutes or something and when you stop the song sounds the exact same
Exactly
so true!!!!!
psshhh, you guys had it more often then me. The Tuba player. :P
@@Dooperbooperlooper well people can't hear us in the first place lol
About a week after this released, I bought this game for my friend, a trombone player. Almost immediately, the entire internet has been overcome by trombones, and as a percussionist I reject this future
I for one welcome our new tromboner lords.
Trombone Gang!
Me, a violinist: **Habanera intensifies**
The future is now, the revolution of the trombones has come.
Either accept the future, or be snuffed out.
As a deacon of the cult of winds, I too say that this is a dark future
having played the trombone in public school, I can confirm this game is entirely accurate to how that felt. randomly moving up and down the scale and just hoping no one notices is exactly what I did.
Same
I'm convinced no one can actually play it, they do it randomly
So, can you also confirm that "Tromboner" is the correct term for a trombone player?
What about baboons part
Tombone gang
I feel like this game, on top of being a meta game about games, is also a meme game about hard it is to make a rhythm game for a wind instrument since they can only play one note at a time.
Truly a timeless classic
I literally do not know if you are joking or not about the wind instrument part
@@jman7418 They're not joking. Wind instruments can generally only play one note at a time. There are some techniques to get two notes on certain instruments, but they're really hard to pull off.
@@fenris6070 I think they were referring to the fact that they called a trombone a wind instrument, as that’s usually referring to woodwind instruments and not brass instruments.
@@fartmachine7486 I am aware, but I was not certain if they were aware.
for those who didnt know: apparently trombone skyze was written with inspiration from butterfly from DDR according to the devs. so if you ever felt the song sounded familiar, that may be why
THANK YOU I WAS TRYING TO FIGURE THAT OUT FOR LIKE 3 WEEKS NOW
I've never heard that song, but it sounds so familiar
Now that song's stuck in my head... Never played DDR, I'm neither speedy enough nor coordinated enough, but some of the music is enjoyable, I used to unironically bump "Butterfly" when driving in the city.
Melody also comes very close to Sofia by Alvaro Soler
That... makes so much sense omg
This is actually very accurate to trombone playing. Just playing random notes, hoping the teacher doesn't look directly at your slide and sees that you aren't playing the right notes
we did the same with 2nd section brass. We basically just prayed
yeah
as a trombone player, I agree
as a trombone player, i second this. basically the entire brass section except for first chair trumpet
I mean, the first rule of music, if you can't hear it's wrong, it's not wrong!
I can think of one control scheme that would make this game fun. A trombone shaped controller
So you just play the trombone?
someone already did that
I feel like the big flaw in it is how you have to wildly flail up and down the entire screen every 3 seconds.
Guitar Hero works cuz you press the button on the remote to change the note.
With this. You need to fling the mouse back and forth and nail the exact positioning to actually get the notes right
i bet we could easily make this game playable on-the-go as well! just put all the sound-making into the controller and write down the notes for the songs on sheets of paper
@@Canadian_Zac Actually, a trombone controller would make it much easier, probably. It would allow for more reliable muscle memory, which is what trombonists rely on for each slide position. A mouse moves in 2 axes, which makes precise positioning more difficult in this type of game, where only 1 axis is required. That’s why a trombone controller is probably much better.
I feel like this game perfectly re-creates the feeling anyone in junior high or highschool band had when the director handed out a new song and you got your sheet music and went... 'oh god no that's way to fast I'm going to die' then you get to the section for the first time and everyone panics and it was pure chaos
I read this comment as the video was playing and "'oh god no that's way to fast I'm going to die'" perfectly matched trombone in the sky.
@@spicedramen7283 I DID THE SAME THING LMAO
As someone who played the trombone back in 8th grade, I can confirm this feeling.
It's the same when your instrument is voice, and you get a piece with a ton of intricate runs. In a large chorus it's not too bad--if you can't get it then you hit the main notes and just go silent and keep moving your mouth the rest of the time. But when it's a group with only a couple people on each part, well... let's just say it's noticeable.
Handel, your Messiah is a work of great beauty. And I am very sorry for what I have done to it in the past!
@@laras678 I don't know complex choral music never gave me as much fear as a complex piece of flute music, I'd rather have to intentionally singing discordant notes that clash with the other notes because it's a crunchy piece than have to play some of the fast sheet music we got in band.(our school choir was barely large enough to actually classify as a choir but I also went to a provincial choir once a year for like four years until I aged out of that group and that choir was fucking massive)
"Is this physically possible in real life, to play the trombone this quick?"
Someone get this man to listen to Blue Bells of Scotland or any bebop solo.
Aight
i love RT being terrified of the game's difficulty at the beginning, because as someone who plays rhythm games a lot, this is actually one of the kinder ones
Rhythm games are just great, persona 3 dancing all night holds a special place in my heart
(traumatic flashbacks to playing beatmania)
Seems like it isn't because it controls awfully
@@dogehkiindogeborn5339 yeah but you can still learn it, it's a lot of muscle memory. what makes it kinder is that it looks like the "good" equal keeps the combo going, as some games don't, and most rhythm games WILL cut you off mid-song if your tension meter drops to 0. games that let you keep going are good since you can still learn the muscle memory instead of just being yeeted back to the menu.
@Shane I think it's because the characters look like miis.
As an adult who used to be a band kid in a Canadian high school I have to say I have never experienced such whiplash nostalgia like I did listening to that short clip of a trombone struggling through O Canada.
did it sound like a animal dieing
You and me both...
As a euph player who had to manage an entire 9-person brigade of tromboners in HS as low brass section leader, Dan is way too coherent and normal to play trombone.
As a tromboner who had a euph section leader I'm sorry you had to go through that
as me (potatoandbeans fyi) i feel sorry for you
was a horn section leader, and my hat's off to you. our band's low brass leaders were all tubas/euphs and our trombones were unruly as all hell until my senior year.
As a trombone and euphonium player who’s led both, we are unhinged af. I’m an English teacher now, and when I mentioned to my vice principal I played trombone, he just nods and goes, “That makes a lot of sense now that I think about it.”
as a tromboner, i can firmly say that we are incoherent blabbering messes
Fun fact: as a joke, Punchy did a speedrun of this game. Unfortunately, the song that gives the best toots-to-time ratio is God Save the King so most of that speedrun is repeatedly playing that song.
"toots-to-time ratio" Glad to know there are experts studying this field
I'm surprised they remembered to change the string to say 'King' after the 8th.
Slyde Hyde was a legend. He taught my dad almost everything he now knows about tromboning. His death shook us hard. Even in jest, that was a nice surprise.
Somebody with the name of "Slyde" becoming a tromboner is the kind of thing I would find a bit on the nose in a children's book
Sometimes reality be like that
@@fntthesmth423 Sorry to break it to ya, but Slyde is his nickname because of his tromboning skills. Real name is Richard.
Don't fret though, there are still so many examples of what you though this was, formally known as "Nominative determinism" hypothesis. Someone named "Sue Yoo" literally admitted that her name helped her decide to become a lawyer from a young age.
@@RaveDecoy242 or the writer, Page Turner.
@chinsaw2727 page
I’ve played trombone for 8 years and this game is 100% accurate to how playing trombone feels.
You should probably take a break soon 8 years is a long time to play the trombone nonstop, get a glass of water or something
@@elliecore and don’t forget to do those weird jaw circling movements to relieve the pain!
@@elliecore Not funny, didn't laugh
Same
@Elliecore Very funny, did laugh
As a high school level trombonist, this game is 100% accurate to my daily life.
*tromboner
Can confirm. Highschool trombone is basically just this game
I’ve heard that from a few people about this game. Genuinely so fucking funny
As a College Level Trombonist this game is still 100% accurate but you aren't allowed to mess up.
As yet another high school trombonist (tromboner?) I feel compelled to play this game
And this is why trombones are not the instruments carrying the melody in anything. Not even in their classic song. (And the reason Stars and Stripes forever was impossible was because you were playing the notes for both the flute and brass parts at points, which is... terrifying.)
I remember one time in high school we played a symphonic band arrangement of an orchestra film score and for some reason they gave the bass trombone part the string section. So that was fun constantly jumping up and down two octaves between sixteenth notes.
I very much disagree with this comment, trombones being given the melody for anything is fine so long as they are given time and have no 1-5 repeat sixteenths, all it needs is practice to get it down. My highschool band’s low brass section is the best simply because they practice their instruments because of how much they need to practice to sound good. Other instruments simply believe they are good enough to play it and therefore aren’t given any vital parts because they don’t care enough to practice
I believe black and blues is a piece where the trombone is the melody
Mozzart's been real quiet since this drop
Who is Mozzart?
@@AdminAbuse A very famous Austrian cheese-poser
Mozzart has been real quiet for a long time
and it's not because he's dead
Hey, this is the funniest thing you could've said
It’s funny watching this as someone who uses to play trumpet in a brass band, with a friend who played trombone, because I’ve played a lot of these pieces. The greatest reward for my many years of playing is a quote from my trombone playing friend, “I picked up the trombone because playing the slide bits is fun - it’s the best part about playing trombone. However, it’s also the only good part about playing trombone.”
I am so happy that someone actually put in the effort to explore the lore in this game.
The final boss being “trazom” or “Mozart” backwards is really something special
I thought Trazom was just some Trombone specific historical figure until you made me realize this.
I was thinking they just didn’t want to spell Tchaikovsky’s name
It took way too long for me, someone who has been studying music for over a decade, to realize this
@@nate_scrub exactly the same here. Wasn’t until the remix of his piece was playing that I realized XD
Can we take a moment to appreciate Dan's rhythm skills? There was an entire one hour long video on why he was bad at playing rhythm games, but he has really improved
right?? like considering how hard this game is to control dan did a really good job. good for him
tbf you can do very well in this game purely from visuals, don't need no rhythm.
@@bananaisgood3743 this! dan isn't as good in rhythm heaven because rhythm heaven relies purely on rhythm, visuals are just an added bonus
The best part is that even when Dan hits the note on screen, it still sounds out of tune
As a music edu major who had to learn the trombone, I would say this game is pretty accurate
so sorry you had to learn the trombone. my condolences.
Trombone gang.
stop i take brass techniques next year i’m not excited 😭
As a music ed major who specializes in trombone, this game is way harder than the actual instrument :')
I'm actually just about to pick up trombone again for instrumental methods (I already took brass tech)
As a former Tromboner I think even if I did embark on a fever dream of an adventure like this, I don’t think it would have convinced me to keep playing.
Also good to see RT whip his Tromboner out now and again (I’m sorry)
There's a reason why band kids' favorite game is "One time at band camp"
Trombones are possibly the most cultish of all the band sections and end up being the focus point for many of the funniest stories.
As a tromboner, I can 100% confirm this
Nearly choked on my water when it introduced a gatcha system in this game.
It's fake.
I shat when i saw the Smash Bros main menu
*Gacha. It's short for gachapon
I never thought a game could so perfectly emulate the feeling of being in a high school marching band playing Stars and Stripes forever. That dogfight was *shockingly* accurate.
March dogfights for winds: *Panic*
March dogfights for snare: "this is where the fun begins"
The mods for this game are going to be insane, especially with someone already making a Megalovania mod already.
But I know that even RT, the Trombone King can take on any Tromboning challenge for us Tromboners!
He got the title "The Trombone King" in college
We need a mod that adds RT's voice as an instrument or whatever.
can't wait to play freedom dive on the trumbone.
RT stands for Real Tromboner.
My first thought for mods was banjo kazooie songs on this, sounds fun.
I've had Trombone Skyze playing on loop in my head for the last three days thanks to you Dan
theres a great trombone cover of it on youtube now
5:28 so glad they included "youre not a clown, youre the entire circus" as a song
i still wanna know how a military marching song became the theme for a fucking circus.
@@porkyminch1640 "Circus music" is also known as a "screamer" and they're all military marches played at double speed. I guess the strong beats makes for fun?
I just think Edgeworth everytime I hear that
@@porkyminch1640 The song was accompanied with the Italian army in WW1, which was an utter disaster the whole way through.
@@porkyminch1640 Just like how an Italian marching song turned into a theme about pizza
Trombone in the Sky better be the theme song of this years Best of for your channel it has clearly proven it is majestic enough
and it has to be him playing it rather than the song just playing in the background
@@Bubbble_Bear 2 months later and trombone in the skye was indeed the theme song for the best of 2022 video
Did you know that the trumpet was originally designed to be played by your pet while you played the trombone hence the name? This was later canned when they found out animals have a terrible sense of music
Also most pets cannot pucker their lips
That's why we invented frogs
I don’t know, man. Birds have pretty good music tastes.
thank you fact core from portal 2
Another little know fact is that the Timpani originated with Tim Panini, he wanted to create a drum you could tune because he couldn't tuna fish, and after created the world famous sandwich: the Grilled Cheese, he found out that by adding his names together (but removing the last ni since the Knights no longer say "ni") he created the Timpani
Can we talk about how much of a bop Trombone Skyze actually is?
I know right
TROM BONE IN THE SKY
@@Envy_May AND IT MAKES ME WANT TO FLY SO HIGH
@@buttercupirl IT MAKES ME WANT TO FLY SO HIGH
@@CobyTheLuckyFox TROM BONE IN THE SKY
As my high school's official most mediocre trombonist, I can confirm that at least 5 trombones exist.
thank you for clarifying
Are you sure there aren’t at least 6? Or even 7?
Surprisingly fitting to play the clown theme off-key. almost like it just adds to it.
It's 47's theme for the rampages.
As a tromboner who has played trombone for 5ish years, and who has played Stars and Stripes Forever, I'm glad that the difficulty of the part at 11:04 is well represented. That shit gave me ptsd as a freshman in high school. Honestly can't wait for mods for this, I personally hope that my fellow marching band and pep band friends will mod in some of those tunes and see how they translate into this wonderful monstrosity of the trombone experience.
Can confirm as a piccolo player it’s not much easier for us XD
it is kinda funny that rt seems to believe it's america's national anthem.
@@redstonecat1232 until I read chat I thought so too
out of all games that released this year, this is definetly the most trombone related out of all of them
this is the trombone game ever
i can only IMAGINE the level of purgatory this put you and your editors through. how many times of playing those same two songs were cut out of the video. madness
Wait, bee from tumblr???
This game feels like several completely different games at once and I absolutely love it
This what happens when a big studio decides to make a meme game. And it's absolutely beautiful.
The studio that made this isn't a big one.
@@honkstheclown8631 Big relative to most meme games I think, is what the comment meant
the best part of this was watching as a trombone player and listening to rt go “this would be impossible to play in real life” and then it’s something you could play in middle school
RT’s musicality between Rhythm Heaven Fever and Trombone Champ has grown so much
Watching him play Monkey watch was a nightmare. Idk why I watched the looped version of it
I played flute for 11 years and played many of these songs. Even if it's harder, I like that they put the game flowing right to left because the notes move up/down like they would on a musical staff.
Which is also a little weird because on a trombone the further out the slide is, the lower the note. If played with a mouse, I'd assume the lower notes would be near the top as you'd be sliding the mouse further away from you.
@@MalamiteLtd The game has inverted controls by default, but most players switch it because it's weird
RT cutting himself short when he pulled REBB is so funny to me 22:41
“Another Blue-Eyes White Baboon-RED-EYES BLACK BABOON?!”
If you compare the beginning of the video to the end, it's incredible how quickly Dan picks up and learns games.
Nintendo wanted an RPG but they accidentally make the Wii Sports devs do it while drunk.
Oh god I can’t unsee it
Uh, high, not drunk.
I feel like this game was funded by some corporation that really only watched the dev team for the first week and just okayed the final version without playing it for more than a couple minutes, and because of that, we got this absolute masterpiece of a game. So, thank you devs, we appreciate you.
seeing the difference between Acai and RT's playthroughs is hilarious. Seeing someone who has experience in rhythm games and RT gives two entirely new experiences.
Cloe did such an incredibly job editing this to make it even funnier than it actually was. The well-timed zooms made me laugh EVERY time. This is one of my new favorite RT videos
As a Canadian, your rendition of our anthem brought a tear to my eye
Terrance and Phillip would certainly agree!
RT is starting to understand why trombone band kids stash weed in their cases and why other band kids don’t stay anything about it
Having been an orchestra kid, I see no reason to see this statement as anything but the truth, having no knowledge to disprove it
I have the knowledge to disprove it as I never stashed weed in my case. But then again I feel you are referring to middle schoolers more than anything
@@thatguybutter7797 if you didnt stash you were never in the tromboner squad
Listen when the brass section does something you just kind of let it happen
as a former french hornist, the weed was definitely a thought at some point
Rt now knows what it's like to be a band kid. This game is 100% accurate, including the baboons
Damn now I wish I never quit band... though I was a Clarinet player so I was still pretty cringe
@@qarblins_4288 squidward
@@cocoa2251 "Oh no not again"
I love how genuinely good RT is at playing games.
This game reminds me of those flash puzzles where you need to navigate your mouse cursor through a maze, except here its at speed and to rhythm.
the intro to this game is literally just dark souls 2 intro but trombone and I love it.
Edit: and now the baboons are Frampt and Kaathe. This game is incredible.
I feel rewarded for knowing the opening notes to "Entry of the Gladiators" to properly set up that gut punch.
As a university level trombone player, I hate to say that these songs are all relatively doable at the high-school/secondary school level. And although humorous, glissandos are actually rare for trombones to play as not many composers include them in their music
Okay, IT student with failing senses bere. What's a glissando?
@@qwertyram4598 it's the thing where you play a note while doing the slidy thing. BWAAAA*EEEEE*OOOOOWWWH*
@@qwertyram4598 In basic terms, it's where you go from one of the 7 positions and move it to another one of the positions without tonging making it once continuous note. There's more to it but that's the idea.
@@qwertyram4598 easier way to think of it, when a strings player on a violin is playing one note with one stroke and slides to another mid stroke intentionally, so there's no pause or break. It's just a slide.
@@qwertyram4598 You slide from one note to another while playing continuously. The other explanations here felt too jargony.
RT stands for Rocking Tromboner
Was listening to this during work and constantly had to try not to crack up in the beginning. By the end, I was oddly invested in whatever strange trombome lore they have going on.
As someone who has played trombone for almost 7 years, I can in fact confirm that that encapsulates the feeling I get when I get good at a song.
Tbh I do respect this game for just doing what it wants in the wackiest way.
Much like most trombonists
There's something about RT playing the same songs over and over that completely sends me
I really appreciate that we can see RT get progressively better at the game
after playing this game for myself, the amount of marching songs in it really indicates to me that the dev played trombone in band class and was always envious of everyone else who got to play the melody, so he designed the game so the trombone could play the melody instead
"how are you supposed to do this withou- no, i need a controller"
[2 seconds into o canada]
*"oh no it's harder with a controller"*
As a person who played trombone in Middle school band I can confirm that this is how difficult it is to play trombone.
I really like how you can see how he gets better at the controls
And it doesn't sound so unbelievably bad either
I love the Wii feel of this game
It’s giving Wii music vibes and I love it
I’m glad Wii feel the same way
As a real life tromboner myself, I can confirm this game is more difficult than actually playing
As a real life Tromboner, did you ever have to face against...baboons to prove you're the ultimate tromboner?
@@littenfire3563 Yes! They have very good breath support! But when they mess up they throw a tantrum
I am here for the pure elation RT got once he reached Trombone Skyze.
They really did capture the intricate lore associated with being a tromboner
Fun fact, even if you get all perfects, the song still doesn’t sound great bc of how tinny the trombone recording sounds
Wouldn't be suprised if that was on purpose
Trumpet?!
God, I remember when I started the end game and thought I needed 10 S ranks. I grinded those suckers out until my eyes hurt and it turned out you needed 10 god damn cards. I was /so/ disheartened
oh god that sounds terrible
This game is quite litterally the darksouls of rhythm games with that intro/ending and homage to the 2 heads in DS1
I remember back in high school i was at a show choir competition and in one set the trombone section just played Megalovania durinh a dance break, it was legendary
As a Canadian, I thank you for enhancing our national anthem with the sweet sound of toots
Well RT is half Canadian himself
@@lawofsirfignewton7881 I didn't know that
I played trombone in middle school and this felt pretty accurate. I was also entirely too small to be playing the trombone, but hey, I made it work.
I’m now imagining someone playing trombone with one of those grabby claw toys, thank you
Trombone in the Sky really makes one want to fly so high
Can we get much higher?
Trombone in the sky is now forever embedded in my brain
You played so much of Trombone Skyze to the point it’s now stuck in my head, thank you 😫
How it feels like to walk past a middle school band class
it even has the jokes of a middle schooler
This is a very accurate depiction of what it’s like to play any brass instrument.
nah, horn is just sitting in a puddle of gasoline with a light going on and off at random times
I want an intense, serious, soulful house remix of "trombone in the sky" now.
My dad always said I got his perfect pitch, after hearing Dan play the trombone, I can finally say I did.
As a tromboner myself, I can confirm that this is exactly how we sound when playing fast songs
I love that the warm up is actually what brass warmups are like
Finally the perfect game to play on public transportation. At max volume. Without headphones.
As a tromboner, I’m excited
so you got a tromboner
tenor tromboner or bass tromboner? Or are you the rare contrabass tromboner?
@@thatguybutter7797 tenor but I’ve experimented on a soprano for fun
This video has such beautiful character growth. RT started the game so nervous and honestly pretty shit at trombone and ended as a true hero of music. God save the Trombone King. Bravo, sir.
Hey, you know what, the character always looks like they're having a blast. More power to em.
As long as I don't have to hear it.