Lately I've been writing with Tigran's and Meshuggah's approach, it opens so many creative possibilities for many genres. Your videos have been a huge help in trying to figure out how to make these things work!
Oh man. When you put the click over the top the magic and genius of that came alive. My brain just isn’t tuned enough to heard that immediately but it’s amazing when it’s highlighted... This is rapidly becoming my fav TH-cam channel.
this is amazing!!! as im just learning this song by ear in the hopes of covering it. and trying to figure out whats going on. i almost gave up and just tried it by ear when this came out. talk about timing!!!! yogev you are the man!!!
Great video as always! The new albums only a couple days away, woo! Speaking of new albums have you seen the lineup for Panzerballett’s new album, it’s looking pretty insane! Marco Minnemann, Virgil Donati, Morgan Agren, Hannes Grossmann!!! And more!
amazing video! I've found it easier to perceive the 4/4 coming from the left hand on the piano, because it plays long chords, so it's more of an "anchor" to me (fewer notes to try to count and figure out)
Hey! I just listenned to Tigran's new album and in some moments i thought "yooooo i think i could use Yogev's help to figure out what the hell is going on here" ahahah
Awesome video, man! Although I count the snare on 2, I would really love to be able to hear it on 1 (though, it was devious enough learning it on 2... 😂) Also, you never touched on the intro which is the only part of the song I never understood. 😟
I don't think I'll do subtitles yet, just because it takes a loooooog time. But I'll just try to remember to speak slower! Which is way harder than it seems.
I agree that the hihat has so much power over our perception and that part of the reason is that we're used to it having that function/we're trained to hear it that way. But is that the only reason? Why else do you think it is so dominating?
I think it's that, plus the fact that the HH usually plays quarter notes, 8th notes of half notes. Any instrument that would play that would be very rhythmically dominant. We're drawn to familiarity and the HH always ends up playing very familiar patterns!
The gap is clearly the start of each riff, the very first one starts with the gap and it fits the form of the song, and it also fits the back beat. Its like a ghost-downbeat type effect.
@@jacksonmixon5090 oh I've already come to terms with the fact the gap is beat 1, but no way I can manage to hear it that way hahahha I love grooves that have the snare on beat 1 so this is how I've heard it since I listened to this song for the first time. Also, the next section starts on that same beat, so I got some encouragement from that. If the gap is the 1, that means there's an added 2/4 bar at the end, and if the snare is the 1 there's an added 2/4 bar at the beginning. It's basically the same thing. But yeah, I think I'm hearing it flipped. But hi, it works hahahah
This came out right when Tigran posted his playthrough of New Maps!
Oops hahaha
Lately I've been writing with Tigran's and Meshuggah's approach, it opens so many creative possibilities for many genres. Your videos have been a huge help in trying to figure out how to make these things work!
wow ... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Brilliant - learned soooo much in less than 15 Minutes ... You'r the RICK BEATO of Rhythm ... ;-) !
Tigran is a Genius, thanks for making a video about him
Thx for make videos about tigran's music, I've waited for videos like this for a long time lml
Sure thing!
I've discovered Tigran through David Bruce's videos, whom you've helped explain his work, but this video is a great continuation for me.
Thanks a lot!
Glad you enjoyed it!
so happy you are sharing your knowledge
Fantastic work!
Oh man. When you put the click over the top the magic and genius of that came alive. My brain just isn’t tuned enough to heard that immediately but it’s amazing when it’s highlighted...
This is rapidly becoming my fav TH-cam channel.
Man I felt the same. It took me a while to get comfortable with it but eventually I got it.
Thanks !!!
Incredibly well thought and very instructive. Thank you for the great content you provide.
Definitivamente impressionante! Parabéns pelo magnífico trabalho! 🙏🏾
Mind blown! Brilliant, mate!
your music philosophy is shared through these videos and also a very helpful to broaden the way i think of my own drumming. thanks. so sick
yey! love you man! this videos are gold!
Oh man, I love this series!
This was just fantastic!
this is amazing!!! as im just learning this song by ear in the hopes of covering it. and trying to figure out whats going on. i almost gave up and just tried it by ear when this came out. talk about timing!!!!
yogev you are the man!!!
Ohhh epic! Good luck!
Caralho esse maluco é brabo, ta doido
Hey man, you are insane. Love the work you do. Keep it up!
Thank you Yogev!
Yo brother! Happy to hear from you!
Love this series
Yo great video, enjoyed the format
YOU ROCK !
although i've figured this one out myself, your video is still great and was fun to watch. some additional points of view ;)
When you're a melech you're a melech.
Great video man! Love your work.
Glad you enjoy it!
יוגב תמשיך יא מלך
My favorite part is where there were multiple hands counting the different beats!! (ma kore yogev)
..... I .. can't .. ,, ,. explain
Yes amazing!
Great video as always! The new albums only a couple days away, woo!
Speaking of new albums have you seen the lineup for Panzerballett’s new album, it’s looking pretty insane!
Marco Minnemann, Virgil Donati, Morgan Agren, Hannes Grossmann!!! And more!
I'll check it out!
All of these guys are there?!
Yeah, I got 4/4 a while before your conclusion. Great work, I won't have done this :)
Man... How does one even start when composing stuff like this? Great analysis btw!
he's a prodigy
He totally is.
I think his very very wide range of influences also comes into play. Listen to as music as you can, and take what you like from each I guess?
Excellent, as usual !
amazing video!
I've found it easier to perceive the 4/4 coming from the left hand on the piano, because it plays long chords, so it's more of an "anchor" to me (fewer notes to try to count and figure out)
I know what you mean, but if you consider the piano being the quarter note, it'll eventually change every 4 bars. You see what I mean?
@@YogevGabay kinda...
I need to think more about it
It's a hard song. There's A LOT of thinking to do here. For all of us.
holy shit that was hardcore. I could swear I counted 7/8 in the home assignment!
A few people did! I wonder how, I'm super curious hahaha
Hey! I just listenned to Tigran's new album and in some moments i thought "yooooo i think i could use Yogev's help to figure out what the hell is going on here" ahahah
Hahahahaha yeessss which ones? I've listened to it once, and found some interesting candidates.
@@YogevGabay Vortex is the most interesting one for me. But Ara ressurrected is also quite complicated at some point
great job !
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Awesome video, man!
Although I count the snare on 2, I would really love to be able to hear it on 1 (though, it was devious enough learning it on 2... 😂) Also, you never touched on the intro which is the only part of the song I never understood. 😟
I love hearing the snare on the 1 so maybe I'm not the best person to judge hahaha
And about the intro, don't worry.
I won't keep you hanging :)
I love your videos!!. Is there any chance that you could add subtitles to them? Sometimes I just can't understand some words
I don't think I'll do subtitles yet, just because it takes a loooooog time. But I'll just try to remember to speak slower!
Which is way harder than it seems.
@@YogevGabay thank you so much, my language is spanish, keep it up with the videos, they are super informative and helpful
@@ignaciojauregui7423 For sure! And I'll try to speak slower hahahah
I agree that the hihat has so much power over our perception and that part of the reason is that we're used to it having that function/we're trained to hear it that way. But is that the only reason? Why else do you think it is so dominating?
I think it's that, plus the fact that the HH usually plays quarter notes, 8th notes of half notes. Any instrument that would play that would be very rhythmically dominant. We're drawn to familiarity and the HH always ends up playing very familiar patterns!
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Como vc consegue ser tao musical
The intro is exactly 8 bars of 4/4 time so that first snare hit that you hear on beat one is actually a beat 3 backbeat.
Its in four! 😮 isn’t it? (Not finished video)
Is that Renata Sorrah (as Nazaré Tedesco) @ the 10 minute mark? Why?
It's just a meme. it's a joke hahahaha
I have a hard time not hearing the piano in that first section you go over as counted in 3
"Nazaré Tedesco" is here! (confused math lady or something, hahahaha nice)
יו אולי יש מצב שאתה עושה סרטון על de-dah של טיגראן? התיפוף שם כל כך מהמם.
ואללה אקשיב לזה !
duuuude the snare is definitely the backbeat bro how can you hear it on 1 lol
The gap is clearly the start of each riff, the very first one starts with the gap and it fits the form of the song, and it also fits the back beat. Its like a ghost-downbeat type effect.
@@jacksonmixon5090 oh I've already come to terms with the fact the gap is beat 1, but no way I can manage to hear it that way hahahha I love grooves that have the snare on beat 1 so this is how I've heard it since I listened to this song for the first time.
Also, the next section starts on that same beat, so I got some encouragement from that. If the gap is the 1, that means there's an added 2/4 bar at the end, and if the snare is the 1 there's an added 2/4 bar at the beginning. It's basically the same thing.
But yeah, I think I'm hearing it flipped. But hi, it works hahahah
Yogev Gabay yeah I feel you on that lol
i fucking love you
When you played the paper piano 🔥🔥🔥