How to make a Sungazer song [ft. Adam Neely] 

Actually though, yes! That'd be just as helpful as this insightful video on the creative process

You JUST have to DO IT! 😃

its an ancient secret

obviusly he is not married.

His Year is secretly a Decade

Alexander Nigro LOL i thought i was the only one cursed with that

@@The_Kevinist Ha! As if! :D

Same bruh.

seeing "5 years ago" in this comment, i thought you posted this in 2017 (just one year after the song was recorded) - but then i realized 5 years ago was 2019

Yeah, I second that! Or third, really... or 80th going by the thumbs up. Whatever, please just do it :)

100% agree on this comment. More plz

YES

YES

Yes!

Or just, ya know, let the guy do his own thing

@@adgp8945 just a suggestion

You should check out Sorabji's music if you like nested tuplets. Its like an aviary

lol What is a Vinnie Colaiuta and a bunch of cocaine?

Frank Zappa used to do a lot of that. In things like The Black Page, you'd see things like 3 quintuplets inside a triplet, for example, or triplets with different ratios, like 7:3.

You can tuple inside of a tuple inside of a tuple infinitely it's just a matter of being able to play and conceptualize, that's the difficult part.

Well, he did it !

@@PasIvre ok

How are you 4 years later? Have you gotten to where you wanted to be as a drummer? Your comment really resonated with me now

​@@patches4170 tldr; I'm happy with the progress I've made, even if it hasn't been a focused conscious event. Honestly, while drumming is still important and I haven't stopped (and will never) I've been through a lot of intense life changes in the past 4 years--I was back at home living with my mom again after some hard times and three years ago I started dating the love of my life. We just got married a few weeks ago--and I quit my job and I'm going back to school in September. So my drumming hasn't had 100% of my focus. Still, I was spending 4-6 hours a week practicing and learning covers for a non-conventional hard rock/alternative cover band that also would have some GRUELLING 4-5 hour rehearsals with no breaks to crunch time for a big gig with last minute member changes. I did quit that band so I have time for school, but I've stayed with my original rock band Erase the Tapes for about 3 years, and we've been playing out recently receiving a great response. It feels good to be more consistent (tricky parts I can pull off live now just like in practice, even on house kits) and solid. Hard work pays off, even if I'm not drilling rudiments and learning new techniques and more so just challenging myself with learning new songs accurately and writing challenging drum parts. And to end off this novel of a comment--check out @erasethetapes on youtube if you want to see some of my drumming. Cheers! Would love to hear how you have progressed.

Luca Scheid Damn dude, go listen to some fusion or heavily fusion influenced prog metal

Why everyone always forget blotted science?

You are new to prog, aren't you?

Matt gartstka is fantastic

Virgil Donati, Jojo Mayer, Thomas Lang, Matt Halpern, JD Beck are some more good names to check out

Isaac Tschampl well, this is not the same thing, power chords in most musical way express the harmony and even tho you just hear a “blank sound” of 151 voicing, you could still know where you are, the fifth effect however works in a differend manner, you stack up a fifth to every note you play, so the voicing is just 15 (not realy a voicing) and the musical approach is totaly differend. you dont care about the harmonic functions anymore (I mean not just outlining the progression), because if you did, you’d need to have bunch of chords per measure, with this you just play whatever you like (fex. express bebop vocabulary over techno is the best thing, but whatever right..) and the fifths just create an “effect”. Why they work so well might be because of the harmonic series, you accualy hear the perfect fifth in all the pitches of the bass, but not as bright since it comes as the third tone of the series, it still sounds quite natural, but less than an for example octave pedal, it kinda does the same thing but on a differend level.

Neat, you took a music class. How cute. Go flex somewhere else.

Neat, you took a music class. How cute.

@@CronaTheAwper It's a pity you hadn't taken any )

@@АнтонКузнецов-и8ю 🤨

Ilya Ukkone it’s not jazz, it’s music

Tom K Porque no los dos?

Tom K It’s Electronic Jazz

@@cmkbeats4989 Jubstep

Dubstazz

They have the same quantity of hair, but on different sides of their heads.

Kalymya Vsauce is also a bassist See Nolly for further references

You might like this one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-awEW9B6k8PE.html Flintstones - Jacob Collier - (Drums: Josh Roberts)

Wait where is it? I'm not very familiar with what a dead pixel is.

this is the perfect description of that feeling

It's uploaded on my Patreon. :)