i'm not a musician or anything far near that, but i think that everything is meant to be in tempo/sync with the drummer in the front, i.e everything else has to sync with him regardless of what he does. correct me if i got it wrong. edit: he is the conductor if that makes sense??
@atechnews3221 but that's my point you have to trust your drummer to not Rush the tempo because you want your winds to catch their breaths when necessary not only that but to have him not even have the conductor in eyesight is something to be proud of as a conductor Percussion usually keeps tempo naturally if that makes sense but as a percussionist myself we do get out of hand
@@jsonparrish1545the conductor is following the tempo given by the percussion in this case. Look at 2:45 the percussionist is specifically looking at the one in the front to know when to restart. So if the one in front slows down the conductor and the other will follow, if he speeds up so will the rest. The impressive thing is how well he is able to lead.
You mean percussion? Also percussion is usually in the back because the arrangement of an orchestra goes from quietest in the front to loudest (Percussion) In the back
i allways wondered about the job as a conductor, no one ever watches the guy, everyone are following their note... in what way are a conductor leading the charge if no one even look at him? i would be willing to bet we wouldn't notice on the music itself if he was there or not, can anyone explain this for me with logic?
I'm having a nerd out with this performance, not just from a One Piece stand point but from a music nerd stand point. Each drum present in at the front are from different cultures: taiko drum (japan), congo drum (cuba), bongo drum (afro-cuban), snare drum (swiss), timpani (italy), wood blocks (chinese). Five drums from different cultures that have their own unique sounds combined together to make a unified beat for the 'drums of liberation' theme. That is an amazing level of depth to this theme.
A fair amount of misinformation here. Congas and bongos are both afro-cuban. The snare drum doesn't originate from any specific country, and timps aren't italian, only their name is. I agree that the variety of percussion is cool, but that's just how almost any percussion-heavy orchestral piece works. Percussion in general is just full of different cultures; unless the composer intentionally chooses everything from one culture, it'll just naturally have lots of variety.
@@xmobstersal4167 the rhythm is somewhat similar to a samba, I'd say it's samba-esque. But a true samba would need to have something mimicing the important instruments in a samba; most importantly the Surdo, pandeiro/caixa, and repinique, but this doesn't really do any samba rhythms from those instruments. Overall I don't think this necessarily falls into one specific style. I'd honestly say overall this is more of a march, but I can definitely hear some samba qualities to it. Sorry that I can't give a concrete answer to your question lmao.
@@itsSmiv haha you did great I appreciate it. My drum instructor told me to pick up a samba jam to learn as it will "open doors" . As a one piece lover this song came to mind immediately, I think I can convince him it's close enough 😅
@@xmobstersal4167 that might be a little tough to convince him on lmaoo, but i hope he accepts it, that'd be cool. You could always tweak it a little bit to make it even more samba-like. The surdo is basically a Brazilian bass drum, so you could change the bass drum part to be more of a surdo groove. Either just light hits on each beat, or dotted 8th + 16th note for each beat. I'd recommend the latter. The most important thing for making the groove sound like a samba, though, is to dampen the hits (place a hand on the drum head while you hit it) for beats 1+3, and do undampened hits for beats 2+4. Maybe if you tell your teacher that you'd add that in, it might convince him a little more. Hope this helps!
HHola Hola Hola paso el número del pedido de los cuales no hay nada que ver en el pasillo y que onda que me dijiste que onda amigo como andas tanto que 🤔 🤷 🙄 😅 🙃 😒 🤔 🤷 🙄 😅 🙃 😒 🤔 y el que se encuentra 😢😢😢😢es una empresa que se llama el cual es un juego que tiene que ver en el pasillo y en el mundo de los cuales no se si te gustaría ir al cine y a ver al niño que te guste y no se puede ir al cine con la gente que te rodea de verdad y de la cara a la hora
Never seen an orchestra with the drums upfront before that must have been interesting for everyone as the drums would now be on the opposite side they’re used to
It’s so interesting, I assume it’s to stage the drums in front of the crowd so it’s not only louder and more intense, but also framed in the front so the audience’s view is full of drums.
I love how some of them are somewhat cosplaying! Plenty are doing Luffy ( which makes sense, due to what they’re playing), one is doing Chopper, another is doing Sanji, and one brave soul is dressed up as a Marine. XD
We have costume referencing Luffy, Chopper, Law and a Marine uniform, but not the Strawhat's musician. Brook wouldn't believe his eyes cause he doesn't have any yohohohohoho
They did pretty well. They were still a little too rigid in their interpretation though, in my opinion. It needed more bounce. And maybe it was just the way it was recorded, but they shouldn’t have covered up the brass, strings and winds. They were barely audible at parts. Yes, the percussion is a focal point, but let’s not forget the x Overtaken parts of the song. The brass at least should have been just as strong.
i love how the guys playing the drums are not sitting infront of the maestro instead it appears as they are doing their own thing, quite the cool gesture.
@@MouseGoat that's not what I mean like when I say oda I mean the whole team bc I don't know anything about the rest of the team the whole team, like iam smart enough to know that oda is not the musician
...You coulda said the music team for the anime, dude. Oda's actually talked in author's notes about how he worked with a composer to get a theme to go with his "Bink's Sake" lyrics because he couldn't write or play music. Oda writes and draws the manga (with many assistants and editors and so on also involved). He's probably consulted for the anime from time to time, and he speaks positively of it when he mentions it at all, but he's not exactly got a hand in the anime production process. Don't give credit to the wrong person and the try to pretend you meant to do that. If it's really that you didn't know who to name, then name 'em for what they do: the person that composed the music, the ochestra that played it for the anime, the team that recorded it and mixed it into the soundtrack, the storyboarders and fight choreographers and directors and animators that made the epic visuals to match...
It's probably on the animation side, not just oda. But i guess oda made specifications like it must be festive and is related to beating (since his gears from 2nd to 5th are related with blood, bones, muscles, and heart, respectively), like beating of the heart. It's just a really simple correlation of things. Oda cooked simply but magnificently
No idea when OP became so popular in the west. I started watching OP early 2000. When kids were watching pokemon and Digimon, I was watching OP and Naruto.
@crows6591 I can never watch dubs. There were no streaming sites back then.m and dsl wouldn't allow video streaming anyway. We pirate new episodes weekly. Asian subs are the best. Accurately capture some contexts that can't be translated through english. Now I settle with English subs for convenience.
Como es que esto no se hace viral? es lo más bello que eh podido escuchar, me ha puesto a llorar, de verdad que tan solo de escuchar esto siento que puedo hacerlo todo.. !
0:32 I've been going crazy, trying to identify where the "hey-hey-hey-hey" I keep hearing here came from. I think I've finally figured it out: it's the echoes of the drum hits (or whatever the red dude's instrument is called) 😮.
Of all the hats the conductor could have chosen, he wore the Chopper hat and i respect the hell out of him for that.
Because Chopper is a Doctor
And Conductor close spelled to Doctor
Or he must wore the brook's skull face
The biggest flex in this video is trusting your percussionist to keep Tempo without looking at the conductor
i'm not a musician or anything far near that, but i think that everything is meant to be in tempo/sync with the drummer in the front, i.e everything else has to sync with him regardless of what he does. correct me if i got it wrong.
edit: he is the conductor if that makes sense??
@atechnews3221 but that's my point you have to trust your drummer to not Rush the tempo because you want your winds to catch their breaths when necessary not only that but to have him not even have the conductor in eyesight is something to be proud of as a conductor
Percussion usually keeps tempo naturally if that makes sense but as a percussionist myself we do get out of hand
@@jsonparrish1545the conductor is following the tempo given by the percussion in this case.
Look at 2:45 the percussionist is specifically looking at the one in the front to know when to restart.
So if the one in front slows down the conductor and the other will follow, if he speeds up so will the rest.
The impressive thing is how well he is able to lead.
@@Dimi0045 I know that's what I'm complimenting 😂
"Momonosuke, I can hear them" -🐘
„Joyboy is Here"😂
@@Lias-m3p Joy boys and Joy girls and chopper
"Very nostalgic it is" 🐘
the Drums of Peak Fiction!!!!!!!!!
JOYBOYYY-GAAAA
I can hear it…
The cries of freedom…
The tears of joy…
THE DRUMS OF LIBERATION!
UNDEERRATED COMMENT 🔥
After 800 years JOY BOY RETERNS
와우! 멋지다!
And a joy of listing the drum music ♥️♥️
drum volume too high
"I am so weak"
to
"this is my peak 🗿"
My GOAT my KING!! JOYBOY!!
TRUEE
He grinded, now he a true king
- pure O juice sama
Dude imagine being front row to thus masterpiece
Finally drum people get to be in front lol
😂😂
Drum people? Yes the race of living drums.😂
@@pellonpoika😂
Yes drum people from drum island
You mean percussion? Also percussion is usually in the back because the arrangement of an orchestra goes from quietest in the front to loudest (Percussion) In the back
Its absolutely criminal to not have the guy on piano in a brook outfit.❤
How would he grab the shell from his skull then?
And the Bassist dressed as Zoro only has one bow...
Yeah
He wasn’t having it lol
more criminal that they're not playing any one piece footage in the background!
After 800 years. We heard the drums of liberation again!
The guy wearing Chopper's hat is a legend
That's the conductor. And yes, he is an absolute legend!
There's also a guy up and left from the drumming girl with Sanji's hair.
And Law on a woodwind on the left side.
And a marine right of center.
i allways wondered about the job as a conductor, no one ever watches the guy, everyone are following their note...
in what way are a conductor leading the charge if no one even look at him?
i would be willing to bet we wouldn't notice on the music itself if he was there or not, can anyone explain this for me with logic?
I am sobbing 😭😭😭😭 HOW I WISH ACE WAS THERE TO WITNESS THIS STAGE OF HIS BELOVED YOUNGEST BROTHER. 😭😭😭😭
From his little brother being the playful kid to becoming the god who'll save the world and liberate everyone of the chains 🥲😭🔥
He sees him from above
#respectforace
It's cool to know that Luffy has a boss fight music inside of him haha
An integrated boss battle theme song built inside him that bro can pop off whenever 😂 yup..
What Blackbeard will hear in the final war
@@Ojas97 revealed?
Do you not know how to use English?
Do you?
@@THEGurtiestits just a little mistake no need to be an asshole
Live footage of the blood cells inside Luffy's heart during Gear 5.
Lol
I'm having a nerd out with this performance, not just from a One Piece stand point but from a music nerd stand point. Each drum present in at the front are from different cultures: taiko drum (japan), congo drum (cuba), bongo drum (afro-cuban), snare drum (swiss), timpani (italy), wood blocks (chinese). Five drums from different cultures that have their own unique sounds combined together to make a unified beat for the 'drums of liberation' theme. That is an amazing level of depth to this theme.
A fair amount of misinformation here. Congas and bongos are both afro-cuban. The snare drum doesn't originate from any specific country, and timps aren't italian, only their name is.
I agree that the variety of percussion is cool, but that's just how almost any percussion-heavy orchestral piece works. Percussion in general is just full of different cultures; unless the composer intentionally chooses everything from one culture, it'll just naturally have lots of variety.
@@itsSmiv thank you. Would you consider this a samba? I'm honestly interested in what style this is and you seem competent
@@xmobstersal4167 the rhythm is somewhat similar to a samba, I'd say it's samba-esque. But a true samba would need to have something mimicing the important instruments in a samba; most importantly the Surdo, pandeiro/caixa, and repinique, but this doesn't really do any samba rhythms from those instruments.
Overall I don't think this necessarily falls into one specific style. I'd honestly say overall this is more of a march, but I can definitely hear some samba qualities to it. Sorry that I can't give a concrete answer to your question lmao.
@@itsSmiv haha you did great I appreciate it. My drum instructor told me to pick up a samba jam to learn as it will "open doors" . As a one piece lover this song came to mind immediately, I think I can convince him it's close enough 😅
@@xmobstersal4167 that might be a little tough to convince him on lmaoo, but i hope he accepts it, that'd be cool. You could always tweak it a little bit to make it even more samba-like.
The surdo is basically a Brazilian bass drum, so you could change the bass drum part to be more of a surdo groove. Either just light hits on each beat, or dotted 8th + 16th note for each beat. I'd recommend the latter. The most important thing for making the groove sound like a samba, though, is to dampen the hits (place a hand on the drum head while you hit it) for beats 1+3, and do undampened hits for beats 2+4. Maybe if you tell your teacher that you'd add that in, it might convince him a little more. Hope this helps!
I'm so glad I lived long enough to hear the Drums of Liberation _😁😁😁😁_
Damn, everyone is getting One Piece fever. OP is truly a phenomenon.
we really out there!
This is the start of the next Great Pirate Era!
@@Dyxan-legumesoda will hide the last manga chapter on some uncharted island and tell us to go find it 😂
They ate chinese...
I've been slowly working my way through OP, stuff like this keeps the fire lit
The Band Master wearing Chopper's hat is pure cinema 😍
Best thing i ever heard in 800 years
how old are you again?
Void century reference
Lol
Bro live more than 800 years 💀
Bro is Brook's great great grandfather😂
One of the things i like about this is that the drums takes the front lead, while the rest provides the background.
We liberating the land of Wano with this one 🗣️ 🔥🔥
bruv change that Profile Pic I hate that man
@@Syndi_kami Same bro 🍩🛳👧🌋
@@Syndi_kami haters smh
Akainu
Give me meat, I will give you freedom 😂
Tu maîtrises vraiment le son de la libération. Tu m'as fais revivre cet épisode..... L'émotion 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Beat loudly, heartbeat
Sagare!! Shinzou no uto🗿
@@bluewonder7415 God, I love this Luffy's phrase ❤ It sounds so nice
Dum dum dum,, while banging on his chest 😂
HHola Hola Hola paso el número del pedido de los cuales no hay nada que ver en el pasillo y que onda que me dijiste que onda amigo como andas tanto que 🤔 🤷 🙄 😅 🙃 😒 🤔 🤷 🙄 😅 🙃 😒 🤔 y el que se encuentra 😢😢😢😢es una empresa que se llama el cual es un juego que tiene que ver en el pasillo y en el mundo de los cuales no se si te gustaría ir al cine y a ver al niño que te guste y no se puede ir al cine con la gente que te rodea de verdad y de la cara a la hora
they NAILED the beat, uplifting and puts a smile on your face
The fact that this is the sound made by Luffy's heart is so sick
Never seen an orchestra with the drums upfront before that must have been interesting for everyone as the drums would now be on the opposite side they’re used to
It’s so interesting, I assume it’s to stage the drums in front of the crowd so it’s not only louder and more intense, but also framed in the front so the audience’s view is full of drums.
@dragoncandles3602 yeah, you're going to want those drums front and centre for a piece named Drums of Liberation.
Momonosuke, I hear them. For the first time in 800 years. Joyboy, has returned.
Finally, someone who plays the full drum introduction! I don't like it when all these other covers skip it or cut it off
When the drums are so vital! The Drums of Liberation!
楽しくなってきたぁぁ！
I love how some of them are somewhat cosplaying! Plenty are doing Luffy ( which makes sense, due to what they’re playing), one is doing Chopper, another is doing Sanji, and one brave soul is dressed up as a Marine. XD
Got Law in there too
@@Rutabega_NG Really? May I ask where? 👀
3:36 @@Zelk37 law is in the frame and a few seconds before it, I think that's zoro on the violin
I think the one that are cosplaying as luffy are actually the percusionists (piano is a percussion). Which make even more sense.
@Pirate_King6969 Thank you for the time frame, and it's cool that you managed to spot a Zoro! :D
literal chills. Love the theme song so much.
GOOSEBUMPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Its been a while... i can hear the drums of liberation, i can hear them for the first time in 800 years...
sybau
How can yall sit down I’d be up going crazy🕺🏾
The fact that the drums of liberation back then was highly anticipated by op fans, and it never disappoint
Yeah even if its simple it went into a bang and it also sounds satisfying. Most favorite simple song
1:33 did i just see someone with chopper's hat
Indeed, you do that is the main person😂
Joy boy has returned
It really is rare to see percussions at the front of the ensemble. 😩💖
Phenomenal! For the first time in 800 years I can hear the drum of liberation!
The chills I feel through my whole body. This is incredible. ❤
"I can hear them , I can hear the drums of liberation, its been a while ,, I'm positive he's here"
Edit : thanks for the likes guys ❤
Joyyy boyyyy
"Joy boy?" -momnuske
@@allanbitonio luffy's joyboyyy??? - Yamato
Who WHO IS HERE!!!
Joyboy.....
Goosebumps time
It still amazes me, how one guys dream of a story about pirates, has resulted in so much!
I got goosebumps when I noticed that this is being played right from the start of One Piece it was just cut.
As someone in a caribbean country where percussion is very important I can feel this. I want this played on a "fiesta e' palo" with palo instruments
Wish you luck :)
@@gaming1zanagi-1999 Thanks You :)
@@sebastianmartinez5508 anytime
kudos to these musicians. man, it's been 800 years since I heard anything like this
We have costume referencing Luffy, Chopper, Law and a Marine uniform, but not the Strawhat's musician. Brook wouldn't believe his eyes
cause he doesn't have any yohohohohoho
This pun made my lips curl up.
Oh wait, i dont have any! YOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO!
YOHOHOHOHOHOOHHO
SKULL JOKE!
This comment made me laugh so hard my stomach started hurting//
not that i have one.. YOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO
"Skull jokes are the last thing I have, don't take away that!"
This is always so satisfying
The Percussionists: "At last... our moment has come."
They did pretty well. They were still a little too rigid in their interpretation though, in my opinion. It needed more bounce. And maybe it was just the way it was recorded, but they shouldn’t have covered up the brass, strings and winds. They were barely audible at parts. Yes, the percussion is a focal point, but let’s not forget the x Overtaken parts of the song. The brass at least should have been just as strong.
This is the greatest one piece masterpiece that will pass down to generations to come
i love how the guys playing the drums are not sitting infront of the maestro instead it appears as they are doing their own thing, quite the cool gesture.
I feel it i feel it i feel it i feel it i feel it i feel it i feel it i feel it i feel it i feel it i feel it
This song brings tears to my eyes…
Or it would…
IF I HAD ANY EYES
YOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO
hahah
SKULL JOOOOOOOOKE 🤣
Haha so true man 💀☠️
this comment is too much underrated xD
The soul King 😂
One of the best Overtaken orchestral pieces I have heard.
Been 800 years, still goes hard
The light of full moon peaks through the clouds
Oda really cooked these drums
"Oda" XD
yeah all him never mind the hundreds of people in over this lol
@@MouseGoat that's not what I mean like when I say oda I mean the whole team bc I don't know anything about the rest of the team the whole team, like iam smart enough to know that oda is not the musician
...You coulda said the music team for the anime, dude. Oda's actually talked in author's notes about how he worked with a composer to get a theme to go with his "Bink's Sake" lyrics because he couldn't write or play music. Oda writes and draws the manga (with many assistants and editors and so on also involved). He's probably consulted for the anime from time to time, and he speaks positively of it when he mentions it at all, but he's not exactly got a hand in the anime production process. Don't give credit to the wrong person and the try to pretend you meant to do that. If it's really that you didn't know who to name, then name 'em for what they do: the person that composed the music, the ochestra that played it for the anime, the team that recorded it and mixed it into the soundtrack, the storyboarders and fight choreographers and directors and animators that made the epic visuals to match...
It's probably on the animation side, not just oda. But i guess oda made specifications like it must be festive and is related to beating (since his gears from 2nd to 5th are related with blood, bones, muscles, and heart, respectively), like beating of the heart. It's just a really simple correlation of things. Oda cooked simply but magnificently
@@Meemaw96 that's 100% true but oda watches the episode before it's uploaded so yeah he plays a turn in that
I love the maestro wearing the Chopper Hat! This is awesome!
JoyBoy wa... Kaetekitaaa!!
Gets me goosebumps. Literally every time 🥶
"Oh shit, him here"
-John D. Elephant
They are so talented!
No idea when OP became so popular in the west. I started watching OP early 2000. When kids were watching pokemon and Digimon, I was watching OP and Naruto.
One piece was always on when I was younger too around 2002, the English dub was just annoying so I woulda only watch for a minute or two
I think it started with the pandemic. The 4kids dub ruined any early chance for OP to be as big as naruto or FMA.
When kids were watching pokemon and digimon, I was watching inuyasha and gundam seed and anything else on Bionix.... ALONG with pokemon and digimon.
@@Raydnt69 ...did you just hit me with the nostalgia bomb of Bionix?
@crows6591 I can never watch dubs. There were no streaming sites back then.m and dsl wouldn't allow video streaming anyway. We pirate new episodes weekly. Asian subs are the best. Accurately capture some contexts that can't be translated through english. Now I settle with English subs for convenience.
I still get goosebumps from this 😭🫶🏻
Como es que esto no se hace viral? es lo más bello que eh podido escuchar, me ha puesto a llorar, de verdad que tan solo de escuchar esto siento que puedo hacerlo todo.. !
Oda sensei we are Proud of you 🫡
The captain of the crew is chopper 😂
Well if you remember opening 12 he does have conducting experience. th-cam.com/video/eS0hCgXMnT4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PZNka93Z5F1Im10m
He's the con-Doctor
That’s Dr Captain Chopper MD to you!
That’s Mozchop right there
CHOPPERMAAAAAN!
Always goosebumps at the percussion
Man the goosebumps started quickly with this one. The harder you beat the drums of liberation, the stronger and louder they become!
So goood, I love the Chopper hat on the conductor ❤
And within 2 seconds the feeling is back......
He has reached his peak
Seriously this music should be an anthem to the liberation!!
This is my peak!!!
That pause at 2:14 is chef's kiss
1:05 Everyone thinks they can take this goofy kid until the woodblocks kick in.
0:32 I've been going crazy, trying to identify where the "hey-hey-hey-hey" I keep hearing here came from. I think I've finally figured it out: it's the echoes of the drum hits (or whatever the red dude's instrument is called) 😮.
THE ONE PIECE IS REAAAL
收音很漂亮~很高興可以聽到演奏版的~
非常激動人心~
1:52 Sanji thinks he can hide in plain sight
NGL the Tony Tony Chopper Hat outta no where gave me a chuckle! xD
This is super cool! I wish I could watch it live
Still gives me goosebumps
HE HAS RETURNED!
JOYBOY!!! 🐘
Sound of freedom
Es lo más hermoso que escuché hoy
The drums are still liberating people's minds to the masterpiece called OP!
For some weird reason I feel energetic after hearing this...
everysingle time i hear i get goosebumps
和太鼓初心者の私に言わせて貰えば…
和太鼓の音色が良いですね
テンション上がる
He's here... JOYBOY!
this bring tears to my eyes...
Just listen it with full sound of your earphones and you will just feel freedom 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Absolute peak 🔥🔥🔥
Told my heart play that shit loudly and keep that song on repeat
This is my peak! This it is! GEAR FIFTH!
Habe Freuden Tränen bekommen und Gänsehaut so schön 🥰 ❤
The Drums of Liberation give me chills no matter where I hear it!😊
Anyone else looking for Easter Eggs. How many did you spot? I saw Trafalgar Law hat, Straw Hat, Marine, Tony Tony Chopper hat, Sanji hair style
Shanks red hair too
merinding senyum2 sendiri dengan gear 5 theme
Hearing the beginning of this song literally had me laughing like luffy
Nika Drum of liberation music theme is so Fenomenal. I never though they gonna play this theme Song very well 🥁 ☀ 👒
Just started Wano. Super hype for it. Going to take my time and savor it
Yes I'm crying
I can feel in aura in my veins