STOP thinking 'Bass First' (w/Jacob Collier)
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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Getting a gig with a good band or a major artist can be awesome. You get to play great shows, help write cool songs and really hone your bass chops. But finding that gig can be difficult, and getting a place in that band can be even harder.
In today’s video I reached out to Grammy-winning vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, Jacob Collier, to talk through everything you need to know to get that big-time gig.
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How to make money being a musician:
Step 1: Quit
This is the best comment I've seen in these videos so far. 10/10. 👌 Thank you for the honesty! 😂
Quit... trying.
Common sense that every musician needs to follow: Always put the song/music first. Guitarists bassists and vocalists nowadays all tend to think of everything revolving around *their* part.
To many musicians play to loud for the vocalist
I saw this a lot in bands I've been in.
Had a drummer that was the epitome of this. He literally never just played a straight forward, rock-style beat.
Everything had to be an opportunity for him to show off
Sounds like your drummer should have been a front man/vocalist.
Great musicians serve the music,
lesser musicians serve their own ego.
Being comfortable in your own skin. I do think that effects are playing in a group when you can be comfortable in your own skin and be yourself.
If you are a decent bass player respect will come with that, not the other way around.
@@buckemptier That was not what I was implying at all. However what you said is true nevertheless.
A bit of toss really, a bass player should be able to play on time and correct notes. Part of being in a band is that there are no individual's, you are part of a greater thing than yourself.
I don't think there should even be an expression like "in the pocket", if you aren't playing in time what the fuck are you doing, are you even a musician? It's so fundamental that there shouldn't need to be a designation like "in the pocket". Play on time or don't play at all.
kinda ridiculous. You become who you are by imitating what you like. This is all musicians develop their style. You start off as a copy cat.
As an artist / producer i feel the same thing when it comes to players they have to look at the big picture and become part of the journey as a team , we have to be on the same place mentally in order to perform together flawlessly , that being said i own the same pair of headphones basically do everything with them recording mixing and mastering, they rock !!
Tony Reaves. Greenslade in the 70.s was a seriously good bass man 👋..not mentioned anymore..
Great perspective from what a creator would look for. I was thinking about the Dichotomy of playing for yourself vs the song the other day.
Charles Berthoud has changed bass forever. He is clearly the best in the world.
Finally, I don't know who this jacob guy is, but he's confirming what I commented on a video about "why most bass players suck" a few weeks back. I specifically commented that bass players and all musicians need to have "pocket groove" (timing rhythm). Plus he mentioned that you need to be creative and also be a good hang, this jacob guy knows what he's talking about. I don't mean to be cocky but after 30 years of music performance in LA as a bass player you need to groove and be in the 'pocket'. Hence, "pocket groove".
You nevear heard about Jacob? What cave have you been dwelling in the last years, mate?
@@Kazzildo Haha I know right. Checked out his stuff, very talented guy. I'm an old school musician, It's hard to follow artists these days theres so many.
@@Kazzildo Ive never heard a thing about him. I don't know, maybe I just dont keep track of mainstream music much
@@buckemptier he's anything but mainstream, though
@@Kazzildo I don't know I just checked his shit out, and it kinda sounds even more mainstream than mainstream to me. In any case, obviously has a ton of hype to it, so he must be doing something right, but I really was absolutely clueless until just now. I dint know, I'm 43 years old, maybe it's forgivable
YO!!!! Nice Flavor World shirt!!! Love Flavor World!!
How to get a music gig:
Step 1: be Jacob Collier
cringe
This an awesome interview, I think this guy is talking about me!
That's not what she (Meghan Trainor) said.
What kind of bass is that white bass at the beginning?
nice
I'm a bass player and bass will always be first, and I would mimic wooten before this person
Congrats, you missed the whole point of the lesson