HQ and Stereo: • Bobby McFerrin live Mo... Bobby McFerrin en el festival de jazz de Montreal, en esta parte interpreta The Jump, improvisando bastante, y Drive.
@karlarsch56b if i think about it: for me its actually harder to make a good and clean octave sound than the decimes. but the audience doesn't even realize what is happening at first :D its just the sensational moment of hearing an accord beeing sung! the same tones they don't notice...
@karlarsch56b he uses octaves (voice up/buzz down) the first two times and then decimes the third time. have fun - its worth trying, espacially if you play a brass instrument, though you can use it through your instrument then -> multiphonics -> cool :)
@xguitaristx278 @tiMeTNK seems to me he's using his lips. He produces a low tone by making his lips vibrate (like didgeridoo and tuba players) and sings the upper tone by making his vocal chords vibrate. Try it, it works, but it's effing hard to turn it into a melody!
i believe I read a commenter on this video years ago say he's humming to make one pitch and buzzing his lips to make the second. Not 100% that's accurate, but guessing from his oral posture as he's doing it, that's my best guess as well.
@xguitaristx278 indeed. I am able to produce two sounds simultaneously with my own vocal chords as well, but its hard and it's not you can just sing a melody like that. low strength and speed of the airflow exiting (or entering) the lungs is crucial for me to get it to work. Being hard enough to control one tone at a time, try making them a harmonic at the same time too... damn he's good.
Everybody notices this because of how obvious it is in the song. He's buzzing one note with his lips and singing the other. The one that nobody notices that baffles me is at 2:56-2:59 I think he is actually singing two notes there.
@IGotDoubleBs Nice attempt at explaining that, but hes using multiphonics. He is somehow manipulating hit vocal chords to allow himself to play two simultaneous notes and harmonize with himself. As to how he manipulates them, i do not know
look at his left hand. in bobby's mind, he's playing an instrument. and he really is
Look how much relaxed he is. He's smooth and Zen, even tho' he's the only performer and had no one to rely on. Very inspiring.
Two notes contemporaneously!!!! AMAZING!!!!
they should play more random stuff like this on the radio, than the same songs every 5 minutes
Simply Perfect, he makes me fell Happy!
Bobby McFerrin and Reggie Watts should collaborate, It would be amazing!
F*CKIN AWESOME!!!
this guy is a cool party trick
I love this very much
He is without dispute...one of the best !!
Truly, truly fantastic. I am speechless right now.
WOW great !! a video with no haters !! GREAT ! I love bobby
Absolutely brilliant!
he's a fucking genius. and he's so fucking cool.
''catch me, catch me, catch me....'''
man... I watched this for the "drive" bit, but I must say, The Jump is fucking amazing! new favorite bobby mcferrin song? I think so.
7:12 HOLY FUCK!!!!
I'm learning drive. Anyone ever find a transcription of this song? This is the best version I've found.
nagyon jó a pasas
even more than this tho..
@karlarsch56b if i think about it: for me its actually harder to make a good and clean octave sound than the decimes. but the audience doesn't even realize what is happening at first :D
its just the sensational moment of hearing an accord beeing sung!
the same tones they don't notice...
@karlarsch56b he uses octaves (voice up/buzz down) the first two times and then decimes the third time. have fun - its worth trying, espacially if you play a brass instrument, though you can use it through your instrument then -> multiphonics -> cool :)
PEDRINHA
UM MATSS, UM MATSS,YAYAYAA !
@xguitaristx278 @tiMeTNK seems to me he's using his lips. He produces a low tone by making his lips vibrate (like didgeridoo and tuba players) and sings the upper tone by making his vocal chords vibrate. Try it, it works, but it's effing hard to turn it into a melody!
could anoyone possibly explain to me, how he can sing two melodic lines in one moment ?! 7:13 - 7:17. unbelieveable.
i believe I read a commenter on this video years ago say he's humming to make one pitch and buzzing his lips to make the second. Not 100% that's accurate, but guessing from his oral posture as he's doing it, that's my best guess as well.
@xguitaristx278 indeed. I am able to produce two sounds simultaneously with my own vocal chords as well, but its hard and it's not you can just sing a melody like that. low strength and speed of the airflow exiting (or entering) the lungs is crucial for me to get it to work. Being hard enough to control one tone at a time, try making them a harmonic at the same time too... damn he's good.
@luishem
8:10 HOLY FUCK HARMONIEZ
7:14 - how it is possible????
Everybody notices this because of how obvious it is in the song. He's buzzing one note with his lips and singing the other.
The one that nobody notices that baffles me is at 2:56-2:59
I think he is actually singing two notes there.
Ben Hodges nah dude I'm pretty sure that's just a quick change of note I see what you mean though
+Ben Hodges I think it's just vocal fry.
who originally did the song The Jump?
@IGotDoubleBs Nice attempt at explaining that, but hes using multiphonics. He is somehow manipulating hit vocal chords to allow himself to play two simultaneous notes and harmonize with himself. As to how he manipulates them, i do not know
"Put my foot on the gas."
contemporaneously... do you speak english? =)
like, live? can i be your fiance?