Transcription - MEUTE: You & Me (full version) 

That One Bassist most basses, like bari, can play a low A

@@ryanstrohman7429 If I am correct, the note that is in question is the low G (Bb concert) because a normal bari sax has no key for something that low. That One Bassist has a theory that sounds correct to me.

@@clayyosten2833 I was just saying that the lowest note on a bass is A, not Bb, like That One Bassist said it was

@@ryanstrohman7429 I think it was just because he was using the concert note.

@@ryanstrohman7429 on a bass saxophone, the lower you can go is Bb (I own a selmer bass sax) on the bariton (which is higher pitched) you may have a A key, and if you play a A on bariton it will sound as a D on the bass saxophone, there is no A key on bass saxes if not custom made, and the one they use is straight from the box, so as far as I know ThatOneBassist is correct

Bruh I play it in marching band and want to die send help

Same

So simple so cool..

Same. It`s soooo cool to play.

You could’ve transcribed it lol

He never said anything about the transcribed lol

Ikr I want a bass sax so bad I play baritone right now but bass trombone is so smooth we need it !!!

@@willyy6001 speaking as a bass trombonist, smooth isn't really the point. Bass trombone is there to intimidate the Eb tubas. We have 2 volume settings: on and off. Not smooth. Loud, yes. Awesome, yes. But I wouldn't say smooth. Not trying to start an argument though, no hate bro.

@@nobbytheskeleton9919 BBb tubas playing a pedal tone is very intimidating tho

As a tenor trombonist and bass trombonist, it requires so much more air than you think, and when you have a bass and a sax such as bari sax or bass sax, it pretty much mimics that sound that a bass trombone makes, so there is no need. In a trombone choir? Yes! But let’s just be real and face the facts: a bass trombone isn’t necessary. Not trying to start any arguments, but that’s just how it is. -from a bass trombonist

@@nobbytheskeleton9919 w r o n g. Stereotypical bass trombone player tsk tsk tsk

Completely agree! Where are they?

That's what I thought, but, I mean, he's playing it

There's no way he's playing it! It's impossible!!! But great work

He could be doing a weird subtone thing or maybe he has additional keys. Like baris that go to a low A and tenors that go to a high F#

i think that bass might have a low A which comes out as a concert G? unsure myself

He's not, though the sousaphone or bass bone playing over it may make it sound that way. The Bass sax, and, in fact, any sax* other than certain Baris (keyed to low A) and really oddball altos (Loomis low-A or Selmer Mark VI Low-A) , can only play down to a low Bb (written). (*J'elle Stainer of Brazil has done some odd extensions. This - not a Stainer - is what a Bass Sax with a low G extension looks like bassic-sax.info/blog/2008/update-on-the-low-g-buescher-bass-saxophone/ )

the crew master reverb?

I don't know the propper term so you probably know more than i do

call and response

Thats the less technical name atleast

counterpoint?

Steven Miklos chords are too hard maybe?

A. I have no clue what proper drum notation is on a normal staff B. Most drum parts in stuff I transcribe are really repetitive and not very interesting C. Most drummers don't really need fully-fledged sheet music D. Yeah the chords in this mallet part would be a huge pain in the ass E. It would make the score even bigger with even more staves, which bugs me because I like to include as much of the video as possible

Yeah I already transcribed the other solo and I actually like this one better, but I wanted to keep the visual in the background

Personally I prefer the other one (and it syncs better, oddly) but this one is still excellent and it is cool to hear the differences between them.

The audio is from the studio recording, while the video is from a live recording they did, hence the trumpet solo being different from what it looks like he's playing

just type in coco transpiration on musescore or youtube theres loads

musescore costs money to download now? crazy

@@littlemow No, the software is still free! But I was built as a sharing community, meaning you could download anything I posted on the website. And I posted anything because I wanted to share the work I did, for free. Free accounts were allowed 5 uploads. But since Ultimate Guitar bought Musescore, anyone can upload as much as they want, but, if you want to download anything from me now, you have to pay Musescore now. I believe in their right to do whatever they want with their money, website, or software. What bugs me is the feeling that they bought a stablished brand with stablished values and turned the rules upside down and treat it as minor changes. Feels like capitalism bought communism out, and is now selling it as a good communism, when in reality, it has become just more of the same old capitalism.. Basically they give you the tools for free so YOU can make products that THEY can sell for a profit now.

SinisterMinister yeah thats what i thoght. i was just wondering why it was noted then if they cant play it

Concert pitch like how daro in ab jam got the low g

I also see sam from corridor digital has picked up trumpet

its says "BASS" ofc youre prolly a trumpet player and that flamed your ego

I wish

I do and I'm in 7th grade

@@willyy6001 - Congratulations.

This is the studio version, not the live(ish) version that accompanies the video

You can still reach the lowest F it goes to with 3 valves. Valves 1 and 3, its just going to be more out of tune than if it has 4 valves.

@Nathan Spaulding- On a lower instrument like a Bb sousaphone, (which is used in this video) it's obviously going to be easier to hit the lower notes. But if that was for say an F tuba then yes the low f would certainly be a bit out of tune without the addition of a fourth valve.