Practice This One Thing To Sound Like Glasper

[@winstonwolfe5733]

Great concept which was used a lot by McCoy and later by Herbie.

[@themanoncharts8924]

Powerful concept

[@Piano_Pig]

One of my favourites!

[@brucejeric6701]

Thanks Simon

[@michaelekwulugo8659]

My goodness! This lesson is on 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾

[@Piano_Pig]

Thanks man! 🙏

[@danmcclary6013]

Great stuff - very clear explanation!

[@Piano_Pig]

Thanks man! 🙏

[@blackpranther]

Nice accessible explanation and demo. It can really work from almost any scale that provides tension as long as you stick the landing.

[@Piano_Pig]

Absolutely, it's all about the landing!

[@JD-xo3xz]

Brilliant!

[@chenj09]

Supper cool grove. Thanks

[@mrcjefferson9942]

Very Cool 🙂

[@midastymiwaynedasty2681]

Pure gold, thanks 🙏

[@Piano_Pig]

You're welcome! 🙏

[@whyilovemycats]

Very sweet. Great lesson, thank you.

[@Piano_Pig]

You're welcome!

[@SierraRoute]

Thanks Simon!

[@Piano_Pig]

My pleasure!

[@davidhyatt7550]

Thanks

[@Piano_Pig]

Thanks David, much appreciated! 🙏

[@StratosFair]

Very nice !

[@nicosmooth38]

Awesome tip! Thanks man! This sounds sweeet

[@Piano_Pig]

You're welcome!

[@Eliimmanuel]

Thank you‼️

[@MrFclima]

Muito bom adorei. Congratilations....

[@andrewcampbell-bluespianop6741]

Great sound and interesting ideas here, thanks 🎶👍🏼

[@Piano_Pig]

My pleasure! 🎹🐷

[@eldani8095]

nice man, cool little trick - thanks ma man! (Awesome impro on the spot there as well ;) )

[@Piano_Pig]

Thanks man, I appreciate it! 🙏

[@chrismowag6919]

Must … resist … have to work through level 1 first … do I need to bookmark the vid or is it part of the roadmap somewhen? 😛

[@Piano_Pig]

😂😂 - concepts such as this will absolutely be part of the roadmap later down the road!

[@XX-nf6kj]

Great video! Very interesting!
I wonder: Where do you get the backing tracks from?

[@Piano_Pig]

I make them myself 😃

[@XX-nf6kj]

@@Piano_Pig They sound great :) I wish I was skilled enough to make them :). Though I feel motivated to try now!

[@oluwatobilobamoses8421]

​@@Piano_PigI love your post sir❤ what voice and dual voice do you use for this lovely video, please?

[@raybrown6992]

Thank you very much for this great session Simon ! If you would use “DrumGenius’ for your Robert Glasper vamp, which style would you use?

[@Piano_Pig]

I haven’t used DrumGenius before, but I recommend checking out Moises, you can isolate and remove individual instruments so you can just play along to Glasper tracks without the piano in there

[@bodhibeats8257]

Great video! Do you use the same concept on major and dominant chords…or is this mostly a minor thing? 😁

[@Piano_Pig]

Yes you can use it on any chord, but I like using it on minor chords especially 🙂

[@baptistec.4546]

Hi Simon, which drum kit or loop did you use to make the backing track, please ? 😊

[@Piano_Pig]

I made the backing tracks myself! But I often use drum breaks from a guy called 'Tamuz' - highly recommend checking him out!

[@baptistec.4546]

@@Piano_Pig Thank you so much Simon, I’ll check that for sure 😊

[@marcozucca8665]

@@Piano_Pig really helpful video ! which plugin are you using for the BASS ?
thanks
big up

[@Piano_Pig]

I'm using Trillian by Spectronics for this!

[@raybrown6992]

@@Piano_PigThank you very much for this great session Simon ! If you would use “DrumGenius’ for your Robert Glasper vamp, which style would you use?

[@chaplainhonoringheroes6579]

Hi Nick, I like your teaching style. Unfortunately for me, I learn slowly. As a way of helping slow-learning people like me, would you do a video teaching how to do a variety of licks over one chord? Each lick could be made of a variety of quarter notes, triplets, and sixteenth notes. The next lesson could be learning the same thing over two chords but with different licks. I think this would be very helpful. Thank you in advance for considering this request.

[@Piano_Pig]

My name is Simon, not Nick 😂 - I will definitely take your suggestions into consideration!

[@jayxus]

Nick 🤡

[@adrianpolley9419]

I understand the theory of the Dm9, but for a newbie like me it seems odd that you just don't say FMaj7 ?

[@StratosFair]

It's a rootless voicing. The D is played by the bass

[@adrianpolley9419]

@@StratosFair I had to watch again to understand it , thanks, great backing track too !

[@abuventertainment2856]

🔥

[@toshirokigai]

1:15 cash rules everything around me cream

[@jackgalloway8314]

Skipper

[@darrelldiaz]

And of course the entire concept comes from Herbie Hancock Blue Note era anyway. 😂❤

[@viralbuthow000]

I hate thumbnails and captions all these but nice video. LOL.