Making Complicated Music Sound Easy

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

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  • @idontcare_wtf
    @idontcare_wtf 3 года назад +62

    This is one of the best music channels right now

  • @elumbella
    @elumbella 3 года назад +17

    Coincidence? ... Absolutely
    That had me in tears 😂

  • @ethangueldenzopf3808
    @ethangueldenzopf3808 3 года назад +7

    anyone else’s brain melt at 11:37?? this dude is incredible

  • @juffinhally5943
    @juffinhally5943 2 года назад +1

    When I've listened to Odd Elegy for the first time and it came to the piano, I thought "Wait, that sounds vaguely familiar", and then I found out it was Tigran playing and it all made sense.

  • @marloc2019
    @marloc2019 3 года назад +2

    Some random thoughts:
    a.) this channel is pure gold
    b.) I'm getting to know a lot of awesome bands/musicians I hadn't the slightest idea
    c.) I play guitar since I was fourteen and even though I can fairly play even and odds time sigs I come to conclusion I know absolutely nothing; you drum guys are sick (and amazing)

    • @gabrielagoni8131
      @gabrielagoni8131 3 года назад

      I have the EXACT same experience, including playing guitar since I was 14. Wtf

    • @YogevGabay
      @YogevGabay  3 года назад +1

      hahhahahahaha thanks !

  • @studiostelemaque9171
    @studiostelemaque9171 3 года назад +4

    The Odd Elegy live version is so awesome! The Tigran solo is mindblowing, sounds very natural (if you don't try to count :-) )

  • @atacanzeybek5842
    @atacanzeybek5842 3 года назад +1

    One of my favourite channels from one of my favourite metal bands. Distorted Harmony.! Love it...

  • @torinthunder3039
    @torinthunder3039 3 года назад +13

    This is the greatest music simplification of All Time

    • @writetovagelis1975
      @writetovagelis1975 2 года назад +1

      Yogev has this magnificent talent to simplify complex stuff. {plus he is a great drummer}

  • @MsJantje666
    @MsJantje666 3 года назад +1

    Holy. That example of shifting gravity was so well done. Most tasteful example of this up till now.

  • @emilioguzmanalvarez420
    @emilioguzmanalvarez420 3 года назад +2

    Never expected to see Odd elegy on this channel! This is the song that introduced me to Tigrans music since he plays on the live version. Loved the vid!

  • @PieceOfDuke
    @PieceOfDuke 2 года назад +1

    The intro: didn't get those were two compositions superimposed. Sounded fine.

  • @spencerj
    @spencerj 3 года назад +3

    The playing at 5:30 is phenomenal. Geez

  • @Kaskh1122
    @Kaskh1122 3 года назад +7

    Just found your channel about a month ago, but everything I’ve seen so far has been pure gold!

  • @leonelrojas1516
    @leonelrojas1516 3 года назад +2

    DAAAAAAMN!!! How can you think and play all that stuff. GENIUS, its freakin' amazing what you do

  • @meeuw.musication
    @meeuw.musication 3 года назад +1

    Great video! Love how Snarky Puppy creates such funky grooves that are so rhythmically complex but still so easy to bop your head to!
    And Odd Elegy is such a great song, I had been listening to it for a year before realizing that Tigran Hamasyan plays the piano in it! Or at least in the live version on RUclips.
    Again you keep delivering such incredible content, your way of explaining rhythmic complexities are out of this world! And as I've said before, it's really great to see you show it practically by playing!

  • @soringrigoras6062
    @soringrigoras6062 3 года назад +1

    Compound meters are quite common in balkan music too, SP piece, a Väsen original, sounds almost Aksak style variation. Great deconstruction.

  • @matthewbenedict5923
    @matthewbenedict5923 3 года назад +1

    6:30 DANG! that makes everything feel different. Wow

  • @georgeioan9223
    @georgeioan9223 3 года назад +1

    One important aspect, at least with Dhafer's music, is the use of space, timbr & atmosphere, and overall modal context. There's a tendency with musicians that work with such complex rhythmic structures to cram everything in: oh, we've got this 29/32 meter filled with diminshed augmented suspended 7th locrian juju.
    No. Rather than that Dhafer focuses on melody, on timbre + really working in thath fusion of jazz and the ethnic elements of his music. He is creating a sound world that happens to have some very interesting rhythmic particularities and knows how to balance said complex elements with space and room to breathe. The guy who said ”you also have to play (/groove/feel/etc.) the rests” really had it figured out!
    Cheers!

  • @thomasvigneras5860
    @thomasvigneras5860 3 года назад

    Amazing choice of songs. Thanks!!

  • @rhythmworkshop7926
    @rhythmworkshop7926 3 года назад

    Superstuff :))) Thanx for this great exemples!!!

  • @EBagattack
    @EBagattack 3 года назад +3

    Everything you do is amazing! Thank you! Request: I would love to hear you explain the end of "The Sky is Red" by Leprous!

  • @writetovagelis1975
    @writetovagelis1975 2 года назад

    i was having difficulty understanding Odd elegy 39/16s cycle. Thank you Yogev. Great channel

  • @MarcoZarco
    @MarcoZarco 3 года назад +1

    I'm so happy that I discovered this channel. Great stuff!!!

  • @mounirdiouri6947
    @mounirdiouri6947 3 года назад

    Amazing! Your analysis makes that apparent simplicity even more exciting. In the explanation of Tigran's solo I could not contain a laugh to express that taste ... Thank you

  • @breadstuff
    @breadstuff 3 года назад +1

    hi Yogev, your rhythm analysis is awesome. i always want to develop such a good sense of rhythm and get better at counting complex changes in time signatures in pieces.
    it always baffles me how can such complex composite times could be heard and understood without explainations from the composers themselves. I always love and look forward to your videos. I hope you can do a video on this topic in the near future, just explain how you “hear” and breakdown such complex rhythm. Thanks for your deep understanding and your willingness to share to the community.

    • @YogevGabay
      @YogevGabay  3 года назад +1

      Yo! So, there's no secret here. I honestly think it's just practice practice practice.
      It get's easier !

  • @issam8517
    @issam8517 Месяц назад

    Great analysis !

  • @stcmattb
    @stcmattb 3 года назад +1

    6:27 is tasty bro haha! Love these vids, keep em coming!

  • @oscargill423
    @oscargill423 2 года назад

    Odd Elegy was the first time I knowingly heard a composite time signature, and I've been fascinated by both the piece and the concept ever since! Cool to see it being analysed by you!
    Edit: That run at 6:58 was so effortless what

  • @MaartenBlij
    @MaartenBlij 3 года назад

    I really love your drums centered perspective of music theory. Keep them coming!

  • @amneenja5720
    @amneenja5720 3 года назад

    that intro was genius

  • @melanphilia
    @melanphilia 2 года назад

    Just saw Dhaffer post this on his Facebook page, I really dig into his music
    Also, I just always enjoy your break downs of song structures
    Cheers ☺️

  • @chrisneyman
    @chrisneyman 3 года назад

    Killer analysis.

  • @BibleStorm
    @BibleStorm 3 года назад

    So glad you like Dhafer Youssef. That tune is a banger. Some Avishai Cohen (the bassist, not the trumpeter) would be a good fit for your channel too.

    • @YogevGabay
      @YogevGabay  3 года назад +1

      I love Avishai!
      I did this song a while back, but will probably do some more.
      ruclips.net/video/Mv4q54Sh_aM/видео.html

    • @BibleStorm
      @BibleStorm 3 года назад

      @@YogevGabay Cool, thanks! Would love to see more when you get to it.

  • @jimifly
    @jimifly 3 года назад +2

    Override is an amazing tool in oddtime meters. Gavin Harrison has amazing rhythms with it, like dotted 8 override. Please, make an episode about override!

  • @SgtPowell
    @SgtPowell 6 месяцев назад

    Umm, did Yogev just casually chop the same pulse into 1, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 beat intervals perfectly like it was no biggie? And then talk about how great the other musicians are? What a total badass.

  • @martinoswald9634
    @martinoswald9634 3 года назад

    awesome feed :) would love to see a "copper wasp - explained"

  • @bcornels
    @bcornels 3 года назад +1

    new subscriber here, absolutely loving this stuff

  • @Juanma4033
    @Juanma4033 3 года назад

    Beautiful video.... Congrats

  • @Amseldrossler
    @Amseldrossler 3 года назад +1

    Dude how awesome are you

  • @georgeioan9223
    @georgeioan9223 3 года назад +3

    DHAFER YOUSSEF!!! LETS GOOOOO

  • @rubens1610
    @rubens1610 3 года назад +3

    i really wish for this channel to become popular, glad i discovered you way back on the first Tigran beatbox video so i can brag a little in the future

  • @magnus.nasmark
    @magnus.nasmark 3 года назад +4

    Nyckelharpa = Key fiddle, a traditional Swedish folk music instrument.

    • @Lindholmer5k
      @Lindholmer5k 3 года назад

      Isnt harpan allso the same as harp? Like the the instrument the angels play?

  • @imarioiv
    @imarioiv 3 года назад

    Great video; and I don’t even have to finish it to know that.

  • @Kreuvait
    @Kreuvait 2 года назад +1

    Awesome !

  • @RolyZavala
    @RolyZavala 3 года назад

    Great video, subscribed!

  • @MrGul
    @MrGul 3 года назад +1

    The reason why Fm feels like the start is because the key signature for that part is Fm, but the progression starts on C major which is the dominant wanting to resolve to Fm. When that resolve happens, it feels like we're back home (because harmonically, we are) even though it's not the first chord in the progression.

    • @shaman9
      @shaman9 3 года назад +1

      12 tone taught me that ;)

    • @YogevGabay
      @YogevGabay  3 года назад

      And then when the melody comes back on C they switch back?

    • @MrGul
      @MrGul 3 года назад

      @@YogevGabay Yes, and that original melody tonality is C Phrygian Dominant, one of the modes derived from F harmonic minor (which the Fm chord progression is based on) so the parts are closely related.

    • @YogevGabay
      @YogevGabay  3 года назад +1

      @@MrGul Epic! man I really need to learn my harmony. I'm so bad at it

    • @MrGul
      @MrGul 3 года назад

      @@YogevGabay Harmony is such a deep rabbit hole... But a very rewarding and eye-opening one, if you dedicate enough time to it! :)

  • @elmesclador
    @elmesclador 3 года назад

    Awesome video! Pls do "happy with what you have to be happy with" by King Crimson (Adrian belew guitar play some weird pattern in the chorus) or "level five" also by King Crimson, around the 3.00 fripp plays a weird pattern. Greets!

  • @breadstuff
    @breadstuff 3 года назад +1

    for the next “time-consuming” episode I suggest Tetrahedron by Michael Manring 🎸

  • @rileymoore8364
    @rileymoore8364 3 года назад

    So awesome

  • @Johnny_Decaptacon
    @Johnny_Decaptacon 3 года назад +2

    I would love to see you explain 'A Cell Divides' by Haken

  • @lecazzateditheo
    @lecazzateditheo 3 года назад +1

    Great video!! Please can you explain Seven Seas from Avishai Cohen? It would be amazing :D

  • @CJ-ck6kk
    @CJ-ck6kk 3 года назад

    Great stuff, as always! Väsen is pronounced Vaes'n... If you want to go down the dark and winding rabbit hole of Scandinavian rhythmic goodness then check out, for instance, the band "Eriksson Nygårds Tallroth" and their album "Klacklek". Have fun :)

  • @LiveForTehLulz
    @LiveForTehLulz 3 года назад +1

    This is amazing. I would pay for a course in music composition from you.

    • @YogevGabay
      @YogevGabay  3 года назад +1

      I'm working on one actually muhahahaha but for now, enjoy these!

  • @vadozzer
    @vadozzer 3 года назад

    Best channel!

  • @ElijahBobingerDragonogh
    @ElijahBobingerDragonogh 3 года назад

    Please do “In the Stereo” by Ossicles! I can’t count that for myself for some reason, and I think everyone here will love that!

  • @gabrielalvarado5347
    @gabrielalvarado5347 3 года назад

    This guy should REALLY analyse some Shpongle music

  • @ThePhlegming
    @ThePhlegming 3 года назад

    Loved it!

  • @ESandqvist
    @ESandqvist 3 года назад

    So did you get that teleprompter? 😆 Great video my friend!

    • @YogevGabay
      @YogevGabay  3 года назад +2

      DIDN'T ARRIVE YET hahahahaa
      Still burning through takes trying to say words.
      Why are words hard. WHYY

  • @jbag-8781
    @jbag-8781 3 года назад +3

    Recently came across your videos, really interesting stuff. Then I saw your cover of Venetian Snares and was pretty much blown away. Serious talent dude! Would love to see you deconstruct some stuff by the band 'Strobes', I feel like they'd be right up your street.

  • @flowoodpiano717
    @flowoodpiano717 3 года назад

    Video Title - "Making Complicated Music Sound Easy"
    Video Content - Juggles asymmetrical subdivisions across odd meters better than a machine

  • @polymorphic59
    @polymorphic59 3 года назад +7

    Wow, I've never seen you playing drums! Would like to see that more often

  • @tomeryaha6151
    @tomeryaha6151 3 года назад

    Do you do videos about afro-latin rhythems too? you do great videos!

  • @yedidyameirmusic6694
    @yedidyameirmusic6694 3 года назад +1

    אחייייייי אזה טייייייל!

  • @DanteAscona12
    @DanteAscona12 3 года назад

    Brutal

  • @aspidoscelis
    @aspidoscelis 3 года назад

    Shapons Vindaloo is also on the Väsen album Whirled / Världens Väsen. Since I'm new to Snarky Puppy, I was surprised to immediately recognize the song. The Väsen version is on youtube here: ruclips.net/video/YQV6r1BBXts/видео.html Great band, but not well known in the US.

    • @aspidoscelis
      @aspidoscelis 3 года назад

      BTW, traditional Finnish music is rhythmically odd, matching the language's tendency to use changes in duration rather than changes in volume to stress syllables. No idea if it's odd in a way that's of any particular musical interest, but my ear enjoys it. (Väsen's Swedish; neighbors but linguistically very different.)

    • @YogevGabay
      @YogevGabay  3 года назад

      Oh I'll listen !

  • @francosanguinetti817
    @francosanguinetti817 3 года назад

    Sos un genio

  • @Bronekalmar
    @Bronekalmar 3 года назад

    Greetings! Can you make video about band Textures? i.e song "Shaping a Single Grain of Sand" - it's f*cki'n awesome! Thank you!

  • @jorgecastro1294
    @jorgecastro1294 3 года назад

    I don´t understand shit, buy I still love the content

  • @timangus
    @timangus 3 года назад

    Kaz Rodriguez's Rain has an interesting composite: 6 5 5 4 5 = 25

  • @hidaroot2282
    @hidaroot2282 3 года назад

    Where's the ads? Come one you deserve it.

  • @francomatiasmarron1274
    @francomatiasmarron1274 3 года назад

    You shoud collab with Adam Neely man

  • @shaman9
    @shaman9 3 года назад

    after the last videos, i don't hear numbers anymore, i just hear short-short-long short-short-long long-long-long :D

  • @rohithyourboat
    @rohithyourboat 3 года назад

    So like 19.5????????

  • @jaakezzz_G
    @jaakezzz_G 3 года назад

    "non-repetitive" but it's literally consistent repetition lol

  • @AdielShnior
    @AdielShnior Год назад

    מה קורה? מה עם עוד תוכן. תוכן. תביא תוכן.

  • @sueedenjin
    @sueedenjin 3 года назад

    väsen |'vɛ:seɳ| --- nyckelharpa |nʏkʰel'harpʰa|. You are welcome

  • @NKG416
    @NKG416 3 года назад

    so i don't know jack shit about music...what are we counting? the sax or the drum beat?

  • @villebooks
    @villebooks 3 года назад +1

    Nowadays it's rather the other way around, simple music is made to sound complex.