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Hi! Composer Terry here! Are you referring to the glissando that the Tenor and Baritone do in the last measure where the Lead and the Bass are on the tonic an octave apart? If so, that's something not written into the sheet music I posted online, but it's how I teach my tag when I'm teaching it to people! LOL! So yeah, the Tenor and the Baritone basically swap notes: the Tenor comes down from the fifth of the chord down to the third of the chord, and the Baritone goes down from the third of the chord to the low fifth of the chord. It's like the end of Brent Graham's tag "Cheer Up, Charlie" if that helps for reference.

@@TerryTags cheers! I searched up the sheetmusic and didn't saw the glissando there and was bit confused on which note they slide to . :)

I love it! Perfect for this format ❤

If turn 1 wins are encouraged, can it really be called broken 🤪😉

Channel is fine! :) There are no mulligans, so if you're able to drop it into an X-spell Turn 1, by all means, win this thing! And yeah, I agree that this format is supposed to be a fast match. Turn 1 kills are perfectly fine -- in fact, that's the point! If you're looking for a long game with strategy and control and setting up the long game, this ain't it. Drop your marshal down Turn 1, and GO OFF on your opponents. ;) It's high noon, and you're reaching for your revolver, so ... quick! DRAW! Pew pew pew! Done! Great match, shuffle up and play again! ;)

Definitely! If you make a Quickdraw deck around him, reply to this message with your decklist from: Archidekt, Deckstats, etc. I'd be interested in seeing what you brew!

Duly noted, thanks! Not sure if you were being hyperbolic with the 28 Forests, but this format does have a 12 basic land deckbuilding restriction [shrug] sorry? :) But yeah I agree that this format is *supposed* to be a fast match. Turn 1 kills are perfectly fine! That's the point!

@@TerryTags I didn't notice there was a land restriction, but you could still build a deck with cascade mechanics. I would say that there are plenty of other ways to win this format turn one, but if that's what you want, go for it.

Cascade mechanics and other T1 kills are encouraged in Quickdraw. This format is designed to play quickly. My wife and I designed it during the pandemic lockdown because my autistic son couldn't have the patience for a game which required long set-up, and/or complicated late-game strategy. If people wanted to make this a competitive format, the games would often end in a coin-flip of which person went first. But that's okay, it's literally in the name. It's a shootout. Turn 1 kills are fine. :)

I agree that this format is supposed to be a fast match. Turn 1 kills are perfectly fine! That's the point! If you're looking for a long game with strategy and control and setting up the long game, this ain't it. But I do appreciate the feedback and the interest in commenting! :)

This format seems like a blast. I love the encouragement of turn 1 wins. I do think anything that is 100% turn 1 win (barring free interaction) should get the ban hammer. Not sure how many of those there are, but Jhoira, Weather light Captain comes to mind. 0 lands. All 0 drop artifacts that add mana/draw. Thassa's Oracle.

I don't think instant T1 wins should be banned, because T1 wins are encouraged in Quickdraw. This format is designed to play quickly. My wife and I designed it during the pandemic lockdown because my autistic son couldn't have the patience for a game which required long set-up, and/or complicated late-game strategy. If people wanted to make this a competitive format, the games would often end in a coin-flip of which person went first. But that's okay, it's literally in the name. It's a shootout. Not to beat a dead horse, but Turn 1 kills are fine. :)

@@TerryTags that is an interesting perspective to take. In my perspective, I prefer games that are more catered towards skill/knowledge for purposes of optimal play and deck building strategy. When reduced to a coin flip, that is diminished heavily to opening hand free interaction. If not taken to the extreme cases however, this format seems super fun! I can see potential like using Hazoret as commander and playing super fast burn to empty your hand. Or possibly Fynn, the Fangbearer with all the 1 drop death touch creatures to poison out the opponent.

Well, nothing, but it only works when you're on the play, and you need to draw the one lightning bolt in your opening hand Else, you just lose your marshall turn 1 while your opponent can still sinergyse the hell out of their deck (but yeah, Blistering Firecat should be banned in this format)

@@Anarchapal There's a lot more than just lightning bolt that will win the game with blistering firecat. You can make it a pretty consistent turn 1 kill. The only good thing is you can run gutshot for the mirror match, but that could lead to a very warped format.

Turn 1 wins are encouraged, so by all means… go off early ! 🎉❤

@mxes5938 I made a Blistering Firecat deck for an example. It's very on-theme with this Quickdraw format. deckstats.net/decks/230336/3330916-blistering-firecat-rdw-quickdr

@@TerryTags the deck looks awesome :) it seems that some kind of interaction is important when you're on the draw so your opponent just doesn't do the same. I'd probably include a Pyrokinesis on top of the Spirit Guide for this

that's so gross

Why put him on the banlist? I agree that this format is supposed to be a fast match. Turn 1 kills are perfectly fine -- in fact, that's the point! If you're looking for a long game with strategy and control and setting up the long game, this ain't it. Drop your marshal down Turn 1, and GO OFF on your opponents. ;) It's high noon, and you're reaching for your revolver, so ... quick! DRAW! Pew pew pew! Done! Great match, shuffle up and play again!

@@TerryTags I'm specifically thinking of a manaless cheerios strategy (i.e. no lands, all free spells, artifacts in this case). That's a turn one kill every time, barring removal (or, I suppose, Providence). Especially powerful if they go first. I feel it would warp what kinds of decks are viable in the format. I guess if the goal is to pop off first and foremost then the extreme case may be acceptable too. Especially given that it automatically loses to immediately deployed removal.

@@tetra654 "I feel...", why not brew a deck and jam some games, then decide if the card needs to be banned 😂

@@blfngl because if you're on the play with nothing but 0 cost artifacts you win every time

Hey thanks 😊 you made my day 🎉

Thank you, Chelsea 🥰

This is Instant Classic! 2015 Barbershop International Champions!

@@zackarysemancik5491 Thank You, LOL I had to search for this video from 10 months ago. I will be looking for some more videos.

@@zackarysemancik5491 Forgot to tell you I like the group "Four Freshmen" which this group sounds like, well somewhat anyway.

If you like this style, search up Barbershop Harmony! They have a big competition every year and there are hundreds of quartets!!

The loudest over one goes from a half step above the tonic -> the tonic and it’s so satisfying

I'm stupid it's a whole step

If you listen carefully, with great headphones, you may also perceive an undertone on the last chord -- one ([edit] or two?) octave(s) below the melody. Also, thank you for listening! :)

@@TerryTags I’ve heard that undertones do not naturally exist, and I don’t see how scientifically it would exist. Where would these undertones be coming from?

@@scarcat2469 undertones are experienced when the brain hears a lot of overtones and fills in the fundamental that isn’t there. At least, that is the way I’ve heard it explained.