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I play piano, sax, guitar and ukulele along with a few others inclysinf dijeridu and I sing also.They all help each other. It's all music. J could play anything if I had enough hours in the day. Everyone should be able to sing and play either some guitar or piano and also at least be able tk use percussion or a hand drum like a djembe. Drum kit is not necessary or practical.

Thank you I’ve been looked for these shortcut for a while 😂

Found this super useful, appreciate you putting the time into such a comprehensive guide.

Very good trick. Thanks for sharing

Thank you bro :)

Thank you so so much for your beautiful video! This is been me the past year. Getting back into playing percussion (starting to also learn ukulele and violin), dance, needle/yarn art. I’ve never been the best, but I love art for my emotion and spiritual health. In the past I use to care to be the best, but now I just want to play intuitively almost as a form of meditation.

I really love to play horns in general, for comping my students I developed piano skills, and ot was needed in my band I started with bass, loveing Early Music I also play the period Instrument "Transverse flute" Baroque Flute, which I did as a master degree too. I started with saxophone, strings Instruments I play because my son wanted it to learn, I started with him and played for him as a baby each night a sleeping tune. ruclips.net/video/qFSdyFuM9Bo/видео.html Thank you for your Video, getting better on instruments, while you practice another is very remarkable! To know how to find the point to get better in 20 min is what I learned from the university, my professors.

Bummer, hard to see when the camera is upright!

good subject ... Im looking for a balance...

I play Drums and am trying to learn Piano

I know this video is quite old now, but I started music in the 6th grade and played Trumpet, than in 7th grade my director put me on Tuba (lol he said I was full of hot air :P). Later on of my own decision I picked up Trombone for jazz band in 8th grade, and eventually Tenor Saxophone for jazz band in the 12th grade. Tuba was my main instrument in middle and high-school, while on the side in my own time I still did practice all the other 3 instruments. I have grown to have a soft spot for Tenor Saxophone, and after a long break from playing, this is the instrument I have decided to pick back up. I intend to experiment with each instrument again, but for now I want to get my Sax skills going again. The biggest thing for me with playing such a wide range of instruments is seeing multiple octaves of notes on a staff. Because of this very thing, even back in high school I was quite a good visual trans-poser. One instrument I am still very curious to learn someday is the Flute. I have always thought it was a pretty instrument!

what if i play alto sax and then i want to learn tenor sax, i heard that the fingerings transfer so would i be okay?

Kyle - Great to find this video down the line. Lots of great points made here. Hope you're doing well these days, it's been a long time! - Ryan Seberry

i'm an artist by trade, but I am also a creative hobbyist, and by extension, a music hobbyist. I like the idea of learning new creative hobbies, and improving on them. especially when they are difficult to learn and require a lot of practice. it's literally why I'm getting into guitar again (lost mine but found it 3 days ago. sadly, the stuff to make it work on an amp is broken beyond repair, so I can only acoustically learn it for now until I get a new one.) and why I also want to get into bass and piano. also drums, but I don't have the space for those.

How do you assign a marker to the keyboard numbers? I want to do the same but with a midi controller

You sir are an absolute star. This has sped up my workflow tenfold!

Nice! Love this short and to the point, exactly the point I need.

I am a clarinet player. I stopped playing the clarinet almost 2 years ago, to acquire flute. Been practicing the flute on average 5 hours per week for 2 years. This week, I started to unrust my clarinet embouchure. The goal is to re-establish entirely my clarinet skill, and maintain the flute. For now, I can play clarinet 10 minutes before some muscles start melting. In about 3 months, I would say, I'll be roughly equal on flute and clarinet... Exciting times!! I sacrificed the clarinet for 2 years because I thought I would go nowhere on the flute by practicing less than 5 hours per week, and it's all I had... 5 hours per week... In a few months, when my clarinet skill is fully unrusted, going to add alto sax... That one will be easier than adding the flute😊

BRO! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

Nice info. Cant hear your voice. Especially If talking like arrogant Paris Hilton and Miley cyrus

Very interesting video and channel!! I ve just subscribed!! I m trying to become also a multi instrumentalist. Mainly I play guitar but I started to learn bass, drums, ukelele and since a couple of months also piano. Have a look into my channel if you like to see what I'm doing. 😊

Thanks for this! I’ve been battling whether to do music or business ad at Humber next fall, this just helped me out a bunch! Thank you!

What colleges would be best for someone who wants to be a studio and gigging jazz musician

Such a sweet song!

yeah, i started trying to learn trombone, which is the first brass instrument I've ever played, and I wondered if it was worth it. Now I realize that it'll make me better overall because I can get a very different point of view musically as a flute player

8:29 we can all dream, at least. lol

For me going to music school would not be to get a job out of it, itd just be to allow myself to have the time and energy to develope as a musician. I feel like if youre working full time or studying another subject you’d barely have much time or energy to spend on music.

Been looking for this as well, thanks for covering it. I heard you can use numbers other than the 3x3 pad but you have to use Logic Pro > Key Commands > Edit Assignments.

Hi Kyle, thank you for making a video on this topic. My primary instruments are singing and piano, which I want to continue to master. I want to play bass, guitar, and drums as I want to be a producer/songwriter for myself and others. Composing is something I want to get into eventually. I have an electric guitar and got drum sticks/drum pad recently to start learning. I want to focus on singing/piano but also want to include guitar, drums, and bass in my tracks. I love all the instruments and want to create good compositions using them, but not invest too much time into them. Jordan Rudess is a huge inspiration to me, as he is so masterful on the keyboard and can emulate guitar. I finger drum on the keys and can emulate bass as well. Do you think with gradual focused time (25 mins), I’d be able to play bass, guitar, and drums well enough for my tracks? I’m aiming for finger-style for guitar, slap on bass, and playing solid grooves (with good variation) on drums. Not too complex but yet not simple.

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how does this only have 60 views wtf lol

Thank you Kyle!

cant get enufff of disssss

Pharrell produced that tune?

Cool!

Love it brother. Planning a similar project in the future here in Vegas.

Hi Kyle, thank you very much for this very insightful video! Since learning the lyrics to the standards in my repertoire, I've been able to connect with those standards much more intensely. I would even say that I really fully feel or understand the standard in the first place. You mention at the beginning of the video that it is a good idea to listen to as many version of a standard as possible. I would be very interested in your view on the follwowing topic: Does the very first or original version of a standard has any "musical authority" (in terms of melody or harmony)?

U deserve more subs broo! This really helped

omggggg! can't describe how stoked I was to see this on RUclips... I met Sofia in Vic this summer and was blown away by her renditionnnn of this songggg omggogmg thank youuuu!!!

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bro, thankyou, i've been searching 4 this video for an hour

Great song!

He’s live once again! 🙌 the videography on this is 👌

Righteous

amazinggg!!

great!

I get the concept of "more songs produced = more skill development" but if my goal here is to make tons of songs and focus more on quantity over quality, then how much effort should I be putting into the quality of each song?

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A very interesting video Kyle! I’m about to enter my second year as a jazz & commercial music composition major (yep, that’s what it’s called at my college)! I definitely agree with all of these points. I was a classical pianist in elementary school and I started learning jazz in middle school, did jazz band all throughout high school, and have learned a lot about jazz and music in general even in just my first year of college. I’ve had a lot of fun playing with a lot of friends and other great players, but now I’m at the point where it’s like “what am I doing with my life? What’s a jazz degree gonna do for me?”. I feel like I should have chosen something like computer science where I could make a lot more money but it wouldn’t be as interesting to me as a career. I would definitely rather be a composer/producer than be a gigging jazz musician who’s struggling to make bank, and yes as you said a lot of good educational information about music/jazz can be found online which almost makes music school worthless apart from networking. For me, I would love to become a full-time RUclipsr as a source of income but I’m definitely not sure that being a jazz musician is something to fall back onto as a backup plan. Sorry for my rambling, great video bud! 😂

hi I plan to take a jazz program of Canada,may I have your number of social media