STOP thinking 'Bass First' (w/Jacob Collier)

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Getting a gig with a good band or a major artist can be awesome. You get to play great shows, help write cool songs and really hone your bass chops. But finding that gig can be difficult, and getting a place in that band can be even harder.
In today’s video I reached out to Grammy-winning vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, Jacob Collier, to talk through everything you need to know to get that big-time gig.
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Комментарии : 33

@darwinsaye 2 года назад

Common sense that every musician needs to follow: Always put the song/music first. Guitarists bassists and vocalists nowadays all tend to think of everything revolving around *their* part.

@mikerobinson9030 2 года назад

To many musicians play to loud for the vocalist

@nuberiffic 2 года назад

I saw this a lot in bands I've been in. Had a drummer that was the epitome of this. He literally never just played a straight forward, rock-style beat. Everything had to be an opportunity for him to show off

@mikerobinson9030 2 года назад

Sounds like your drummer should have been a front man/vocalist.

@musamusashi 2 года назад

Great musicians serve the music, lesser musicians serve their own ego.

@agondistortion 2 года назад

As an artist / producer i feel the same thing when it comes to players they have to look at the big picture and become part of the journey as a team , we have to be on the same place mentally in order to perform together flawlessly , that being said i own the same pair of headphones basically do everything with them recording mixing and mastering, they rock !!

@Iconoplastt 2 года назад

Great perspective from what a creator would look for. I was thinking about the Dichotomy of playing for yourself vs the song the other day.

@kadinjamal1155 2 года назад

How to make money being a musician: Step 1: Quit

@jaakkohauru9302 2 года назад

This is the best comment I've seen in these videos so far. 10/10. 👌 Thank you for the honesty! 😂

@joelanderson_t 2 года назад

Quit... trying.

@louisaccardi2268 2 года назад

Being comfortable in your own skin. I do think that effects are playing in a group when you can be comfortable in your own skin and be yourself.

@buckemptier 2 года назад

If you are a decent bass player respect will come with that, not the other way around.

@louisaccardi2268 2 года назад

@@buckemptier That was not what I was implying at all. However what you said is true nevertheless.

@craigashmeade9091 2 года назад

This an awesome interview, I think this guy is talking about me!

@RolandDeAragon 2 года назад

Finally, I don't know who this jacob guy is, but he's confirming what I commented on a video about "why most bass players suck" a few weeks back. I specifically commented that bass players and all musicians need to have "pocket groove" (timing rhythm). Plus he mentioned that you need to be creative and also be a good hang, this jacob guy knows what he's talking about. I don't mean to be cocky but after 30 years of music performance in LA as a bass player you need to groove and be in the 'pocket'. Hence, "pocket groove".

@Kazzildo 2 года назад

You nevear heard about Jacob? What cave have you been dwelling in the last years, mate?

@RolandDeAragon 2 года назад

@@Kazzildo Haha I know right. Checked out his stuff, very talented guy. I'm an old school musician, It's hard to follow artists these days theres so many.

@buckemptier 2 года назад

@@Kazzildo Ive never heard a thing about him. I don't know, maybe I just dont keep track of mainstream music much

@Kazzildo 2 года назад

@@buckemptier he's anything but mainstream, though

@buckemptier 2 года назад

@@Kazzildo I don't know I just checked his shit out, and it kinda sounds even more mainstream than mainstream to me. In any case, obviously has a ton of hype to it, so he must be doing something right, but I really was absolutely clueless until just now. I dint know, I'm 43 years old, maybe it's forgivable

@lonniesands1716 2 года назад

YO!!!! Nice Flavor World shirt!!! Love Flavor World!!

@cudleydudley9215 2 года назад

Tony Reaves. Greenslade in the 70.s was a seriously good bass man 👋..not mentioned anymore..

@davidwong6575 2 года назад

What kind of bass is that white bass at the beginning?

@scrappy_hawaiian8825 2 года назад

nice

@davejohns6694 2 года назад

A bit of toss really, a bass player should be able to play on time and correct notes. Part of being in a band is that there are no individual's, you are part of a greater thing than yourself.

@buckemptier 2 года назад

I don't think there should even be an expression like "in the pocket", if you aren't playing in time what the fuck are you doing, are you even a musician? It's so fundamental that there shouldn't need to be a designation like "in the pocket". Play on time or don't play at all.