Although it may have been covered in a previous comment, I don't have time to go through them ;). Funk bass is a style, slap bass is a technique. Slap involves slapping the string with your right hand as opposed to standard fingering. Slap also includes pulling on the strings for a pop sound. Funk is a style of music and slap bass is most often used in funk or R&B tunes. Hope that helps! Keep up the good work!
When I first discovered DL, I always paid attention to the vocal more than anything. As a non-musician who mostly listens to R&B and Soul, instrumentation wasn't really something I cared much about. But the more I got into them, the more the rhythm section hooks me. Particularly the bass. The bass has become my favorite thing about the band. I do enjoy the horns that Cory's musicians bring to most of the songs on this particular project.
You are officially "Loopafied". This 74 year old is obsessed with these cats. As a frustrated wood chopper myself, I gravitate to the kit, and then the bass, same as you. DL have some live music on this platform as well, and I have to tell you... they're just as AWESOME, live!!!
@@DMDrumsscotland , Phoenix Az. On RUclips look up a channel called Strattelle Studios, he has a 3 part interview with Jonah, keyboards/vocals. I’m sure you will find it very interesting.
The song defines who I focus on the most, I would say... Good question, really! But in this one my focus is on the drums, the bass and on the brass. In that order! Whilst everything else around it, is also fantastic!
That means a lot to hear you say that Peter and I will love to accept help from you to help me grow the show. I'm the kind of person that is the same if you meet me in an airport as seeing me on You Tube and I'm so glad that comes across on the videos. If you want to drop me you contact details to dmdrumsscotland@gmail.com and we can have a chat
As a one time drummer I have to admit I'm always drawn to the drummer. always considered the drummer as the heartbeat of any band. Aron holds down a bomb proof pocket and then in always the most musical manner throws in these crazy fills. Loops never cease to amaze me with their playing, composition and always that wonderful positive energy. Another nice reaction. Good comments, it's obvious you're really paying attention and it shows. Great job.
I'm a (hack) guitarist, so love Cory Wong, but Henrick's bass playing is impossible to look away from. :D Glad to see this reaction. Insane skills across the board, Cory's horn section(s) are top of the heap, too. Oh yeah.. particularly on D.L.'s videos... read the credits. ;) They're usually rather worth the time.
Focus on which musician first? With Dirty Loops it's too hard to pick one. They make a unity that completes each other. They are amazing separate but just ultimate perfection in so many ways together. #lottalove
phrase *_horn section_* is understood to include brass instruments (trumpets, trombones, flugel horns, tubas, double-bell euphoniums, etc.) *_AND_* woodwind/reed instruments (flutes, clarinets, tenor sax, alto sax, bari-sax, clari-sax, etc.) . . . phrase *_brass section_* implies *_ONLY_* brass instruments *_excluding_* woodwind/reed instruments . . . but like everything else there's no absolute rule about the use of these 2 phrases -- if you talk about the *_brass section_* but reed instruments can be seen/heard, folks will generally know you're referring to *_all_* the *_WIND_* instruments/instruments *_other than_* the percussion, keyboards, guitars and bass
It’s hard to focus on just one in this band because they are all so very exceptional, as you will continue to discover as you go down the rabbit hole. And the bloody big horn is a double bell euphonium in case you were wondering.
I am pretty bad at “music appreciation”, so I have to change my focus between listening. First time the most prominent stuff, then bass, third listening Aron, then Jonah singing, then Jonah playing, then how Henrik and Aron play together, then how the composition works, then things a reactor points out. There is always something new to discover, it seems, and it is all phenomenal! Don’t forget about the stupid stuff in the credits, that is also worth focusing on. Can take some effort to grasp the ideas behind it at times, when I have to Google names and stuff.
It does take time an patience. An odd." Frind " of is over 1.5 m subscribers..my BFF Jeff has 1.4k bur are loyal because he is a rocker bur switches it out to a get degree. So as this said, don't find yourself being anxious for viewers...you know what you like and grows from there. One suggestion to listen to is "Higher Ground" by Dave Weckl and perhaps make some movement from there. You cannot play his version because he shut it down as a copyright intrusion. It 2k views before it was pulled on friend's sire.
I just love how they chose to do this classic song in 12/8, instead of 4/4. Personally. I think this version has a much better groove than the original. And that instrumental interlude is to die for. Michael B. Nelson with a double-bell euphonium is the best thing ever. 😄 Slap bass is the technique where you "slap" the string with your right thumb and pull the strings out with your intex and middle fingers (called "popping", I think - I am no bassist though, so I might be wrong). He is doing absolutely none oif that in Work Shit Out, but he's doing quite a bit of it here. I would argue that both of these songs can be labelled some kind of funk though. 😊
And as a brass player myself, I tend to focus on the winds if there are any. Unfortunately way too few groups in this genre have realised that they should use the french horn as well. 😉
That is a few of Cory Wong's sax/brass section. The baritone sax is Grace Kelly....awesome player and artist. And this was recorded in separate continents and sewn together....absolutely seamless.
@@DMDrumsscotland Yes. DL was in their homeland of Sweden while Cory and the band were I guess in the studio in Minnesota. Someone masterfully blended this into a fantastic production.
@@DMDrumsscotland They have done that several times. They started out as a low budget Facebook group. The three of them went to music school together and started their own genre of fusion. My friend in California is a musician and producer as well as being a friend of Dirty Loops. So some behind the scenes info. Quincy Jones picked them up as a clients...how epic!
Friggin funny and heartfelt reaction! And wise words too, at the end… Yes, I’d call your channel the ‘Phenomenal One’ any day 😅 Who do I listen to most when listening to DLoops? It changes every day and every moment, but all the three of them are truly Phenomenal ;) musicians and so fascinating to listen to. In this collab with Cory the horn section is so good, too, and brings so much to this song…super jazzy I find. And yes, that mysterious middle section -very James Bond sounding… The slap bass guitar thing is often used in funk but also other genres, and does a lot in terms of adding rhythm and just plain bad assery. I love how Henrik can use it, as well as any other style there is out there. He’s a master of the bass. Aron, sitting nicely in the background but so hard driving 🔥 I wonder if he didn’t have his fingers in the making of that middle section which always fries my brain, rhythm-wise… And Jonah’s heavenly voice… Yes, a reimagined Thriller. Do “Follow The Light” next, it’s another phenomenal track ☺️ Cheers and thanks 🙏
I like to listen to a real mix....from Queen to Toto to Classical music. The only music i don't really have a relationship with Is garage/rnb, rave etc
@@DMDrumsscotland OKAY, I am going to suggest that you to listen to a competitor in the market and just review some of his picks to get you rolling. He is a quasi metal head but can cry in a heartbeat to a ballad. He is also sublimely intuitive and knows what his listeners want.
do you follow other posters? You appear to be fairly new to the platform. I do not have a site because I am still 50 hour working wonk. I am unbiased when listening to sites but seem to believe that most hosts are incredibly possessive.
@@DMDrumsscotland I would suggest listening to a few of Jeff Castanon's reviews...he is far from egotistical and just loves music. He is the real deal. ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=stratele+studios
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Although it may have been covered in a previous comment, I don't have time to go through them ;). Funk bass is a style, slap bass is a technique. Slap involves slapping the string with your right hand as opposed to standard fingering. Slap also includes pulling on the strings for a pop sound. Funk is a style of music and slap bass is most often used in funk or R&B tunes. Hope that helps! Keep up the good work!
When I first discovered DL, I always paid attention to the vocal more than anything. As a non-musician who mostly listens to R&B and Soul, instrumentation wasn't really something I cared much about. But the more I got into them, the more the rhythm section hooks me. Particularly the bass. The bass has become my favorite thing about the band. I do enjoy the horns that Cory's musicians bring to most of the songs on this particular project.
You are Pause Happy.
You are right. I can't help myself. Lol
You are officially "Loopafied". This 74 year old is obsessed with these cats. As a frustrated wood chopper myself, I gravitate to the kit, and then the bass, same as you. DL have some live music on this platform as well, and I have to tell you... they're just as AWESOME, live!!!
Where are you based Gary?
@@DMDrumsscotland , Phoenix Az.
On RUclips look up a channel called Strattelle Studios, he has a 3 part interview with Jonah, keyboards/vocals. I’m sure you will find it very interesting.
I used to play drums in my younger days and I love the snap and sound of his drums. It sounds like he has 4 arms playing.
The song defines who I focus on the most, I would say... Good question, really! But in this one my focus is on the drums, the bass and on the brass. In that order! Whilst everything else around it, is also fantastic!
Great reaction! I would love to see a reaction on "Next to you" or "Follow the light" by Dirty Loops. Those songs are amazing!
You may be quite happily surprised when you see Monday nights video. Xx
you come across as a sincere and delightful man and would enjoy the opportunity to help see your site grow.
That means a lot to hear you say that Peter and I will love to accept help from you to help me grow the show.
I'm the kind of person that is the same if you meet me in an airport as seeing me on You Tube and I'm so glad that comes across on the videos.
If you want to drop me you contact details to dmdrumsscotland@gmail.com and we can have a chat
@@DMDrumsscotland where are your origins?
@@DMDrumsscotland Give a decent response to this DL song.....ruclips.net/video/rV9uCmlMQ1c/видео.html
As a one time drummer I have to admit I'm always drawn to the drummer. always considered the drummer as the heartbeat of any band. Aron holds down a bomb proof pocket and then in always the most musical manner throws in these crazy fills. Loops never cease to amaze me with their playing, composition and always that wonderful positive energy. Another nice reaction. Good comments, it's obvious you're really paying attention and it shows. Great job.
one of the tightest brass sections except after Maynad Ferguson and Tower of Power.
I'm a (hack) guitarist, so love Cory Wong, but Henrick's bass playing is impossible to look away from. :D Glad to see this reaction. Insane skills across the board, Cory's horn section(s) are top of the heap, too.
Oh yeah.. particularly on D.L.'s videos... read the credits. ;) They're usually rather worth the time.
Focus on which musician first? With Dirty Loops it's too hard to pick one. They make a unity that completes each other. They are amazing separate but just ultimate perfection in so many ways together. #lottalove
phrase *_horn section_* is understood to include brass instruments (trumpets, trombones, flugel horns, tubas, double-bell euphoniums, etc.) *_AND_* woodwind/reed instruments (flutes, clarinets, tenor sax, alto sax, bari-sax, clari-sax, etc.) . . . phrase *_brass section_* implies *_ONLY_* brass instruments *_excluding_* woodwind/reed instruments . . . but like everything else there's no absolute rule about the use of these 2 phrases -- if you talk about the *_brass section_* but reed instruments can be seen/heard, folks will generally know you're referring to *_all_* the *_WIND_* instruments/instruments *_other than_* the percussion, keyboards, guitars and bass
It’s hard to focus on just one in this band because they are all so very exceptional, as you will continue to discover as you go down the rabbit hole. And the bloody big horn is a double bell euphonium in case you were wondering.
🦻👂 ok, my ears are much happier ;-) DL: Normally Phenomenal = Phenorminal
Could you check out a drum playthrough by Matt Garstka playing Red Miso or Gordian naught or Monomyth? One of the greatest drummers of our time
I'll check that out. Thank you so much for the suggestion. David
I am pretty bad at “music appreciation”, so I have to change my focus between listening. First time the most prominent stuff, then bass, third listening Aron, then Jonah singing, then Jonah playing, then how Henrik and Aron play together, then how the composition works, then things a reactor points out. There is always something new to discover, it seems, and it is all phenomenal!
Don’t forget about the stupid stuff in the credits, that is also worth focusing on. Can take some effort to grasp the ideas behind it at times, when I have to Google names and stuff.
You continue to pick subscribers....YES! You are a genuinely sincere and respectful person. I can only wish you and the success.
Thank you so much!
@@DMDrumsscotland let's get you growing if that's you wish for!
My You Tube stats state that only 2% of my viewers are Subscribed....so as well as building a channel....I'd love for the remaining 98% to subscribe
@@peterkoeppl1186 that would be my dream
It does take time an patience. An odd." Frind " of is over 1.5 m subscribers..my BFF Jeff has 1.4k bur are loyal because he is a rocker bur switches it out to a get degree.
So as this said, don't find yourself being anxious for viewers...you know what you like and grows from there. One suggestion to listen to is "Higher Ground" by Dave Weckl and perhaps make some movement from there. You cannot play his version because he shut it down as a copyright intrusion. It 2k views before it was pulled on friend's sire.
You should see Aaron doing solos drummer guy
I just love how they chose to do this classic song in 12/8, instead of 4/4. Personally. I think this version has a much better groove than the original. And that instrumental interlude is to die for. Michael B. Nelson with a double-bell euphonium is the best thing ever. 😄
Slap bass is the technique where you "slap" the string with your right thumb and pull the strings out with your intex and middle fingers (called "popping", I think - I am no bassist though, so I might be wrong). He is doing absolutely none oif that in Work Shit Out, but he's doing quite a bit of it here. I would argue that both of these songs can be labelled some kind of funk though. 😊
And as a brass player myself, I tend to focus on the winds if there are any. Unfortunately way too few groups in this genre have realised that they should use the french horn as well. 😉
Blasphemy.
@@kdc300z How so?
Aaron the drummer also does all the video editing on their videos !!
congrats on achieving your 100th subscriber! What genre of music are you gravitated towards
That is a few of Cory Wong's sax/brass section. The baritone sax is Grace Kelly....awesome player and artist. And this was recorded in separate continents and sewn together....absolutely seamless.
OMG....so...the Thriller video was shot.....with the band and the brass section weren't even there??
@@DMDrumsscotland Yes. DL was in their homeland of Sweden while Cory and the band were I guess in the studio in Minnesota. Someone masterfully blended this into a fantastic production.
Wow.....that was seamless. That's blown me away....in fact...I'd say the video editing was PHENOMENAL !!
@@DMDrumsscotland They have done that several times. They started out as a low budget Facebook group. The three of them went to music school together and started their own genre of fusion. My friend in California is a musician and producer as well as being a friend of Dirty Loops. So some behind the scenes info. Quincy Jones picked them up as a clients...how epic!
@Peter Koeppl as I say in the video...one of my aims for 2023 is to meet the band and interview them for the channel.
Friggin funny and heartfelt reaction!
And wise words too, at the end…
Yes, I’d call your channel the ‘Phenomenal One’ any day 😅
Who do I listen to most when listening to DLoops?
It changes every day and every moment, but all the three of them are truly Phenomenal ;) musicians and so fascinating to listen to. In this collab with Cory the horn section is so good, too, and brings so much to this song…super jazzy I find.
And yes, that mysterious middle section -very James Bond sounding…
The slap bass guitar thing is often used in funk but also other genres, and does a lot in terms of adding rhythm and just plain bad assery. I love how Henrik can use it, as well as any other style there is out there. He’s a master of the bass.
Aron, sitting nicely in the background but so hard driving 🔥
I wonder if he didn’t have his fingers in the making of that middle section which always fries my brain, rhythm-wise…
And Jonah’s heavenly voice…
Yes, a reimagined Thriller.
Do “Follow The Light” next, it’s another phenomenal track ☺️
Cheers and thanks 🙏
You may be happy with the next song choice lol
@@DMDrumsscotland I sure am, already ☺️
Looking forward to it 🙏
Tune in next Monday....
@@DMDrumsscotland will sure do, my friend 👍
BTW, may friend loves your accent even though it is not an accent to you. Just like my NY accent isn't notice in southern USA...LOL
Oh wow....what is your friends name....I'll give them a shout out soon.
@@DMDrumsscotland Patty Burbank from Lothian, Maryland. She would fall over happy with a shout out! :)
I have already uploaded the next video that's out on Monday 16th but her shout out will be on Monday 23rd January
Thanks for the mention! You spelled My name perfectly!!!
Ah...that's made me happy. Thank you so much. Hope your well..New video out on Monday x
Its not in a four beat its a 12x8 shuffle beat.....
what kind of things do you like to listen to?
I like to listen to a real mix....from Queen to Toto to Classical music. The only music i don't really have a relationship with Is garage/rnb, rave etc
@@DMDrumsscotland OKAY, I am going to suggest that you to listen to a competitor in the market and just review some of his picks to get you rolling. He is a quasi metal head but can cry in a heartbeat to a ballad. He is also sublimely intuitive and knows what his listeners want.
do you follow other posters? You appear to be fairly new to the platform. I do not have a site because I am still 50 hour working wonk. I am unbiased when listening to sites but seem to believe that most hosts are incredibly possessive.
I watch a couple but thats all. I noticed many of them are very self obsessed rather than being natural.
@@DMDrumsscotland I agree about the narcissism but a handful are actually just looking to put out a good product.
@@peterkoeppl1186 that's certainly my aim
@@DMDrumsscotland I would suggest listening to a few of Jeff Castanon's reviews...he is far from egotistical and just loves music. He is the real deal. ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=stratele+studios
@@DMDrumsscotland happy weekend to you!
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