"Ignore the bad notes" >implying anyone listening to this has the capacity to recognize bad notes played over coltrane changes on 13/8 on like almost 300 BPM
That's cause instead of a 13/8 clave, he divide them, so it sounds like a fast 7/4 groove feel ( count to 6 evenly and the 7 short). Basically it feels like a normal groove. But it sounds awesome and really difficult to play as well!!
Hi, I'm a South Korean student studying jazz, and I was impressed by this video. So I arranged it based on this video and used it as a practical song to enter a university, but I passed a university that is difficult to enter in Korea. Thank you so much.
@@mitch.sorenstein there was no indication of "racism" in nikolas's comment, merely complements and adoration. The fact *you* brought race into this however could imply that *you* good sir are a *closet racist* as you make the assumption that as Clarence is black *and* has sizeable muscles, that it's a *common trope* on which a person should *not* point out, as Nikolas did (even though Nikolas made no mention of race). İ would re-evaluate those comments you made earlier, and possibly your worldview as a whole on people of colour and stereotypes about them. Good day to you sir.
A lot of people play harmonically complex tunes in odd meters to be "hip" or to show off chops but I think 13/8 actually works really well with this especially with the melody on the ascending ii-V section. Bloody well done.
Okay if me-from-10-years-ago could hear me saying this I would've beaten myself to death but: Everything is moving towards mobile. So with the miracle technology of auto-rotate, both vertical and horizontal are equally valid. (Assuming that the format doesn't leave anything out, which it doesn't here: we can see both the keys and the biceps.)
Noticed your description has "ignore the bad notes." I was gigging with a band and I got a little lost in a song I had never played before and had no reference. Got off on the chord changes and played some rather "funky" notes when I played a solo. The guy who was leading the band told me, "Great solo." And of course I mentioned my getting lost and played some notes wrong on our last piece and what said stuck with me, "There are no wrong notes in jazz, just odd decisions."
"Giant Steps" is pretty damn complex but there are several jazz songs that are more complex. Two good examples are "Refuge" by Andrew Hill and "Nirvana for Mice" by Henry Cow. The latter has a middle section that's in 21/8!
There was a piece I sightread recently where there runs, but instead of having a 3 over what one would call a triplet, there were fun things like 14:12, 14:10, and my personal favorite 28:26
After years of objectifying girls posting music videos on RUclips, we've finally graduated to objectifying guys in the comments. I'm so proud of this community.
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I keep coming to this. For years i've been coming back to this. It's just so amazing. I love odd time signatures for how versatile they are, how groovy and expressive you can make them feel, and I feel like here, you made 13/8 be the absolute grooviest it can be. The groove is off the charts. Every time I relisten to this, I am at a loss for words, and I'm absolutely ecstatic by the mesmarising grooooooove in this performance.
Or 9000 BC. This is how advanced music used to be in Atlantis. No scales or keys existed, all players began playing chromatically straight from the beginning. The instruments were tuned to A=391.5 by ear (every town had a master tuner) because this was dividable by the Schumann frequency (Earth's resonant frequency) and the resulting number would be 50. Why 50 in particular was deemed important, I don't know, but they were pretty damn good musicians.
@@Svit.S Atlantean music is the backbone of all modern music, producing harmonies and rhythms that vibrated in the same frequencies as the Human Soul, the Earth, Nature, and The Universe, unlocking your chakras and bringing you to spiritual enlightenment
hiqwertyhi sometimes that’s how the algorithm do... just found all the jazz videos a week ago and started throwing them at people like they were fresh. But let’s be clear: this will ALWAYS be fresh
in the original recording of giant steps the pianist, Tommy Flanagan, did a solo that wasn't really that good and everyone makes fun of him for it still lmao@@ClarenceHill3rd
Clarence Hill He was the pianist on the original record who saw the chord charts before the recording but didn’t realise how fast it would be and stumbled throughout his entire solo. you killed it man!
I dont know why RUclips reccomended brought me here but I'm obsessed. I've been deep in jazz/odd time signatures for the past few weeks and is just the perfect thing.
In case anyone's trying to break down the rhythms, it goes into 1/16 syncopations, either for anticipating or for stretching duplets across 3 beats. (In 8ths) first groove: 0:31 2+2+2+2+2(comes in 1/16 earlier) + 3* (split into two dotted 1/8s aka a duplet) You can also see this first part as 4 + 4 + (2 + 3*) where the 2 is anticipated. - Then there's the part with the attacks, I call it the turnaround. The rhythm for the turnaround is ... (In 8ths) from 0:37 3 from previous measure (split into duplet) + 3 + 3(split into duplet) + 4 + 3 (split into duplet) 3 + 3 (split into duplet) + 4 + 3* (split into duplet, ends the chorus) -- In other words he goes from 8 + 5 To 6 + 7. The reason this works is because the duplet over three 1/8 notes (I marked them with *) remain the end of each measure no matter which groove he's using.
Went into this thinking it would be a stupid meme video, but I went wide eyed as soon as you started playing. Insanely impressive and sounds fantastic which is honestly a shock. Nice work
While I know this was unintentional on his part, having the video in this aspect ratio is perfectly reasonable given his hands never play outside the frame and his torso remains in the shot in the right way. Cinematographically (is that a word?) speaking, this vertical video is perfectly sound for what’s in the video. I really dislike when people hop on a “hate” bandwagon without really understanding why it’s hated.
@@iggykad so the video is 1:38 long, and it's in 13/8. Assuming a video is 8 mins long, it must be 8:13. Time signature is proportional to video lenght. So 8/13
I sometimes go back to this video, ever since I discovered it a few years ago. Looks like it hit 1 million views, congrats mate! You deserve every view, this is impressive!
I just wanted to try something different. I will say though, playing it fast in 4/4 is much harder. This is a song that I never stop learning from. Thanks for viewing and commenting.
John Swoltrane’s Giant Reps
Bill Wake Lmao 😆
This is a win.
lmao
There’s the name of the album right there
LMAOOO
Giant Steps? More like Giant ‘Ceps!
😂😂😂 ok now that was funny. RUclips comment section keeps me laughing.
Giant Reps
Giant Sets
@@snrnsjd LOL
@billion genius: I saw that too: The young man is pumped!
Fact: he got his muscles from jazz piano
Good ending
O ya all those weird time signatures amd modal intervals huh
His brain is so large it’s seeping into the rest of his body
You can get muscles from practising instruments
Being a pianist is a work out
"Ignore the bad notes"
>implying anyone listening to this has the capacity to recognize bad notes played over coltrane changes on 13/8 on like almost 300 BPM
HAHAHA
Some Chads don't realize their own strength
Ignoring A440, this is pretty good
@@boat02 a432 sounds like shit prove me wrong?
what bad notes? we call em the spicy notes
The 13/8 doesn't sounds like a flex time signature here, usually it is. It just sounds chill. Funny-quirky. I rock with it.
That's cause instead of a 13/8 clave, he divide them, so it sounds like a fast 7/4 groove feel ( count to 6 evenly and the 7 short).
Basically it feels like a normal groove.
But it sounds awesome and really difficult to play as well!!
Playing 13/8 as 3+3+3+4 feels really natural btw. A lot of ppl wont even notice it's in odd time
my favorite use of 13/8 is Chain Reaction by Hank Levy, grooves so insanely hard
Max Alain nothing feels like a flex next to him
hello there mr flowalking
You should be a personal coltrainer
jedwards1211 LMAO 😆
Im dead
Hahahahahaha
This is too good 😂👏🏽
Hahahahahaha
Hi, I'm a South Korean student studying jazz, and I was impressed by this video. So I arranged it based on this video and used it as a practical song to enter a university, but I passed a university that is difficult to enter in Korea. Thank you so much.
CONGRATS!!! I’m so happy that you passed and that my clip was an asset to your endeavor! I wish you well with everything that you aspire to do! 🙏🏾
@@ClarenceHill3rd Thank you for your reply. I'm so glad to hear that. You're my life saver. I pray for the best for you!! 😍😍
Dude that’s so fucking cool. I love the power of music to bring us together!
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“Please make better music”? Bit rude.
Wait holy crap the video is 1:38 long, this is a whole new level of meta jazz
And it was uploaded on 13/8/13 ;)
@@Herbert. Hahahah thats awsome
Yeah
its nearly passed1.38 mil views
@@Herbert. And it's played in a 13/8 time measure :^)
What a Chad this guy is, he carries around a piano at all times and steals your girl by playing Giant Steps in 13/8
Ya pues pídele un hijo
No kidding
He comes in: hey girl, I can play a G sharp 11 13 half diminished b5 myxolidion Dorian locrian Lydian sharp 2 augmented 5 scale if you feelin me baby😂
Oh you're not into music? How's about two tickets to the gun show?
@@quinnrehkemper1213 i dont know that scale but im gonna go with it
I was expecting a meme not this musical and athletic flex
Nikolas Wagner bro kinda racist
@@mitch.sorenstein how?!
Mitch Sorenstein yeah I don’t understand what ur implying
Mighty 137 just callin it how I see it
@@mitch.sorenstein there was no indication of "racism" in nikolas's comment, merely complements and adoration. The fact *you* brought race into this however could imply that *you* good sir are a *closet racist* as you make the assumption that as Clarence is black *and* has sizeable muscles, that it's a *common trope* on which a person should *not* point out, as Nikolas did (even though Nikolas made no mention of race). İ would re-evaluate those comments you made earlier, and possibly your worldview as a whole on people of colour and stereotypes about them. Good day to you sir.
This guy really said "attempting" as if he didn't know exactly what he was doing at all times.
Extraordinary work.
“This is just a short video where you slowly realize every single thing about me is superior to you”
To summarize the comments; john swole-trane is your personal coltrainer in this 1:38 long video of giant 'ceps in 13/8 uploaded on 13.8.13
Dan Urech WOW! I never realized that this clip was numerically synced like that. Complete circumstance! 🤯
Maybe recorded at 1.38 am
maybe he's 1.38 metres tall
The last part be if like, you're in Europe or some other countries that puts dates like that, BUT HOLY SHIT, YEAH ALL THIS HAS SYNCED TOGETHER SO WELL
@@erteple2647 That must be the world's smallest piano
A lot of people play harmonically complex tunes in odd meters to be "hip" or to show off chops but I think 13/8 actually works really well with this especially with the melody on the ascending ii-V section. Bloody well done.
Tom Parker Thanks Tom!!
completely agree
Yeah, I was just thinking the same thing
Agree, unexpectedly natural! At least for me
I have to agree with Tom Parker, that was dope!!
This was 8 years ago.
Just imagine how big his biceps are now...
How do you do math? Can you teach me?
@@lapatron555 You missed the joke. 🤦♂️
Ryan V B ok but where did you get 8 years from
@@boblobgobstopper13214 *6
Ryan V B read your own comment. “This was 8 years ago. Just imagine how big his biceps are now”
Where did you get 8 years from?
Sure, he’s hot, ripped, and can play piano real well.
But y’all are forgetting one important detail.
He recorded vertically.
😂😂 Nobody’s perfect! Lol. Thanks for checking me out! 🙏🏾
@Anthony Nazaradeh fr
@Anthony Nazaradeh This actually made me subscribe
Okay if me-from-10-years-ago could hear me saying this I would've beaten myself to death but:
Everything is moving towards mobile. So with the miracle technology of auto-rotate, both vertical and horizontal are equally valid. (Assuming that the format doesn't leave anything out, which it doesn't here: we can see both the keys and the biceps.)
jokes on you, I'm watching this on my phone
This honestly feels better than the original recording. The odd meter just feels so right
I gotta say I agree, this keeps the momentum moving forward, somehow makes the progression seem less cold and mathematical
So it just took 50 or whatever years to improve it!
I like and dislike this comment
@@aaronmartinez6180 right on one level i'm thinking he's probably right but on another i'm thinking "man you can't say something like that..."
feels better?MMMM not sure about that dude haha
Noticed your description has "ignore the bad notes."
I was gigging with a band and I got a little lost in a song I had never played before and had no reference. Got off on the chord changes and played some rather "funky" notes when I played a solo. The guy who was leading the band told me, "Great solo." And of course I mentioned my getting lost and played some notes wrong on our last piece and what said stuck with me, "There are no wrong notes in jazz, just odd decisions."
Love it aha :)
What a wise dude
As my former jazz teacher said, "good enough for funk"
no mistakes just happy little accident adapted to jazz version
Yes!
this is the type of guy that my girlfriend told me not to worry about.
Wait hold on
@@kjl3080 damn bro i know your vids
This is amazing. It sounds like Jazz Fusion from the 70's (Weather report, Herbie Hancock, et al) and I love it
That explains why I dislike it. I used to think it was the melody but nope.
Welp, this dude has officially made it in life. He has mastered the hardest jazz song while increasing the difficulty.
@@pete3816 it is the hardest.
Pete one of the hardest to improvise over
"Giant Steps" is pretty damn complex but there are several jazz songs that are more complex. Two good examples are "Refuge" by Andrew Hill and "Nirvana for Mice" by Henry Cow. The latter has a middle section that's in 21/8!
Giant Steps is canon, though.
Rhythmically? I mean there are so many jazz songs that are harder to play in terms of speed and actual playing
band director: im gonna need you to solo in 13/8
me: plays 8th notes only and counts to 13
There was a piece I sightread recently where there runs, but instead of having a 3 over what one would call a triplet, there were fun things like 14:12, 14:10, and my personal favorite 28:26
@@zacharycoronado6749 14:10, so you're saying that you played 14, 8th note quintuplets per bar?
TheGrundigg
Nope. 14:10lets
So in the space of 10 of the 32nd notes in a bar, there were 14 notes in the time of 10 of those 32nd notes
Man I'm so glad I play bass now and the hardest rythms I have to play are quarters with the occasional 4:3
Zachary Coronado haha wtf I don’t understand a thing of what you’re saying man
That bassline is SO thundercat and I am ALL for it
What do you mean by that bass line … was not a classical walking bass line ?
Literally
After years of objectifying girls posting music videos on RUclips, we've finally graduated to objectifying guys in the comments. I'm so proud of this community.
@Leo K dont wanna be objectified keep your shirt on a grey sweatpants in the closet.
@Leo K incel alert lol
@Leo K Tell that to the record labels and music video producers, not the girls.
Leo K you must talk to a lot of women
@Leo K who hurt you lmao
plays Giant steps in 13/8 for 1:38. Hot Damn.
Jason Lee I’m gonna be that guy, the viddy is 1:37 sorry to crush your dreams
@@noahfoskuhl wut my phone shows 138
oof the universe is exploding
Jason Lee yeah youtube video lengths can vary by a second or so on different devices. Never been quite sure why.
Hot spot Jason Lee.
The absolute Chad status of this man.
S W O L T R A N E
Tyrone*
True alpha Chad
I can't even tell where his elbow is.
You just finna rub dude's traps admit it
As a classically trained pianist, my brain just exploded listening to this. Your groove is awesome!
I love that he says "ignore the bad notes" in the description...
You see, that's what I came for: the jazz
He is handsome, muscular af, plays giant steps in 13/8 - he is a perfect human being :O
Agree...
Highly fricken evolved, got me wanting to practice lose weight and shave all at the same time
Literal Chad
Facts
But could he master pop punk?
Comment Section
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50% - People being sad that their ears weren’t blessed by this video sooner
100% - J O H N S W O L E T R A N E
And 100% swoll man
rECENTLY?
bad math mate
Will everyone ignore that this video is in 13/8 and was uploaded on the 13 of august?
in 2013. Also its 1.38 long😆
@@eliaslundgren1 coincidence? I THINK NOT!
@@eliaslundgren1 what the fck
Pro-gamer move indeed
Top 10 most OP characters that could beat Thanos even with infinity stones
Save some gigs for the rest of us champ
You spelled biceps* wrong lol
@@_omega420 wat
@@wislian I saw you In another comment section. Small world
There’s plenty for us all, friend!! lol
@@ClarenceHill3rd For sure! Congrats on your success!
“Attempting” sounds like you nailed it, would listen to more
Instant follow.
3 likes that's actually really unexpected
Check mmmmark
Love your wonders of the worldwide web videos!
@@yourtypicalcupoftea Thanks!
Whattttt you are like a jazz god. Damn this is smooth & groovy af. Props man.
oh hi checkmark 👋
Why are you subbed to James Charles InstrumentManiac?
Feels like it should have always been in 13/8
now that's the highest compliment
U big trippin
listen it in 6/4
Tommy Flanagan has left the chat
Fucking brutal 😂
Flanagan redid GS years after, with proper rehearsal. I think his sins are remited
LOLLL!!
HAHAHA you bastard xDD
Best Tommy Flanagan roast I've seen in at least a couple days.
I have PhD i Music Theory, with a specilization in jazz. I'd say this is rather brilliant!
I'm 68 years old
This is such an adult swim moment
I dont know what is more impressive....the music or the size of his biceps
Both hahaa
¿porque no los dos?
Iron!
I saw a guy losing his mind over a guy who played drums in 5/4
Awesome! It really "flows" and doesn't feel "strange" or "forced" at all. Great stuff man! Greetings from Budapest, Hungary!
I couldn’t remember which version of Giant Steps this was and honestly searched “Giant Steps John Swoltrane”
Where the hell is @adamneely at on this one. Damn
@@Malsanoman lack thereof
Giant Steps, but it's in 7/11 #711challenge
@@smolneso lmao it was hella fun doing that challenge lmao
Giant Steps at 7/11 is called Giant Gulp
we wasn't born yet at the time
Vox: “The most feared song in jazz history”
You: “Hold my metronome”
I keep coming to this. For years i've been coming back to this. It's just so amazing.
I love odd time signatures for how versatile they are, how groovy and expressive you can make them feel, and I feel like here, you made 13/8 be the absolute grooviest it can be. The groove is off the charts. Every time I relisten to this, I am at a loss for words, and I'm absolutely ecstatic by the mesmarising grooooooove in this performance.
"He's bedded thousands with this one weird trick"
Can someone explain to me why RUclips's algorithm is recommending me this 7 years later? Anyone!? This is a damn masterpiece!
Same!
8 years later? damn we're all livin in 2020 while you're living in 2021
@@milesfinnegan6015 lol just realized i miscounted, thanks for the clarification i guess.
Vox put out a video on the Science of Giant Steps. A lot of people searching for Giant Step vids.
You talking bout the song or the guy??
There are three keys to success and they are: Coltraining, Coltraining and Coltraining.
Giant steps is also written in 3 keys
@@jackweslycamacho8982 id like to think that joke was implied
@@travisperry4515 no it was superimposed
Coltrane: yeah, this is gonna be the most difficult solo ever
Clarence Hill: cool story, bro
Idk what game we're playing but this man is the final boss.
You're living in 2119 man
Or 9000 BC. This is how advanced music used to be in Atlantis. No scales or keys existed, all players began playing chromatically straight from the beginning. The instruments were tuned to A=391.5 by ear (every town had a master tuner) because this was dividable by the Schumann frequency (Earth's resonant frequency) and the resulting number would be 50. Why 50 in particular was deemed important, I don't know, but they were pretty damn good musicians.
@@stevengregory3991 There is no proof for the existence of Atlantis but you know what music they played?
@@Svit.S Atlantean music is the backbone of all modern music, producing harmonies and rhythms that vibrated in the same frequencies as the Human Soul, the Earth, Nature, and The Universe, unlocking your chakras and bringing you to spiritual enlightenment
@@Svit.S I'm pretty sure he's fucking with you.
@@Svit.S There is no proof you exist. Yet I know you like jazz. How could I?
"This is just a short video of me being better at life than you"
🤣🤣🤣
Fr
So true. Now I feel useless 🤣
Naw bruh, it’s him passing on a piece of his to inspire yours
@@Lonech i love your attitude. Still the original comment had me in giggles :D
Listening to a well built man transcend the physical state of jazz really chilled me out.
This tune sheds: right here: 0:41 - 0:53 and goes into another dimension for the rest of the tune! Next level!
Clap along at home, kids!
Underrated comment 😂
I actually hate you 😂
Yeah right 🤣
I actually figured out how to clap to this.
This is the jazziest jazz I’ve heard in awhile.
I always loves when this video pops in my recommended because it's such a great twist on a classic song
And now it’s time to watch this for the 5th time this week again!
we just gonna ignore that this was uploaded in 2013 and we're all just hearin about it now? okayy
hiqwertyhi sometimes that’s how the algorithm do... just found all the jazz videos a week ago and started throwing them at people like they were fresh.
But let’s be clear: this will ALWAYS be fresh
tommy flanagan wants to know your location
Dawson Skinner I live in Atlanta, GA. Who is Tommy Flanagan?
in the original recording of giant steps the pianist, Tommy Flanagan, did a solo that wasn't really that good and everyone makes fun of him for it still lmao@@ClarenceHill3rd
Clarence Hill He was the pianist on the original record who saw the chord charts before the recording but didn’t realise how fast it would be and stumbled throughout his entire solo. you killed it man!
@@ClarenceHill3rd Also, “wants to know your location” is a meme ;)
I can’t even comprehend the backing track and this legend’s playing near perfect over it.
A fine example of a Barb-Bard Multiclass.
yeah you’re literally 100% goals. Huge biceps and amazing piano chops
Some one just called you Tommy flanaGAIN ffs
Good stuff right here btw
arturo de jesus amador sanchez this is the celebrity pun I never expected
>says this is "an attempt"
>proceeds to go off harder than anyone has ever gone off before
the number of times i replayed this video to wrap my head around everything in this one legendary video from the huge biceps to the sick improv
Giant steps in 1308? Wait..like the crusades?
LOOOL
This video covers it all
Giant Sects
😂
Giant Vult
This dude has literally mastered everything in life lmao... mad respect
lmao. This comment is so good. The level of discipline has to be respected.
I've done violin since elementary school but only classical and I'm just getting into exploring jazz and every aspect of this is so foreign
I dont know why RUclips reccomended brought me here but I'm obsessed. I've been deep in jazz/odd time signatures for the past few weeks and is just the perfect thing.
Lookit this jacked dude ripping it up on the keyboard. That's goals right there
Dude can shred over Giant Steps in an odd time and he’s huge....you are everything I aspire to be sir. Damn.
I think this dude has achieved two things:
Jazz Level 8
and
Arms that are too big.
In case anyone's trying to break down the rhythms, it goes into 1/16 syncopations, either for anticipating or for stretching duplets across 3 beats.
(In 8ths) first groove: 0:31
2+2+2+2+2(comes in 1/16 earlier) + 3* (split into two dotted 1/8s aka a duplet)
You can also see this first part as
4 + 4 + (2 + 3*) where the 2 is anticipated.
-
Then there's the part with the attacks, I call it the turnaround.
The rhythm for the turnaround is ...
(In 8ths) from 0:37
3 from previous measure (split into duplet) +
3 + 3(split into duplet)
+ 4 + 3 (split into duplet)
3 + 3 (split into duplet)
+ 4 + 3* (split into duplet, ends the chorus)
--
In other words he goes from 8 + 5 To 6 + 7.
The reason this works is because the duplet over three 1/8 notes (I marked them with *) remain the end of each measure no matter which groove he's using.
so well explained, i was having trouble figuring out how he divided it up
This sounds like animals as leaders
Went into this thinking it would be a stupid meme video, but I went wide eyed as soon as you started playing. Insanely impressive and sounds fantastic which is honestly a shock. Nice work
cause you associate a certain kind of person with only humorous memes?
Jazz and odd time go great together with the right person on the keys! Sounds great.
I didn't know it was possible to beat a genre of music, but this guy just beat jazz.
Giant steps in 13/8, video is 1:38 long, and his arms are probably 138 pounds of pure muscle.
Posted on 13-8-13 as well, seems like everything aligned for this one...
@@fatheroftwo852 and on 80k likes...
This will be a band meme for the ages
still the best cover of giant steps I've ever heard, i honestly like it better than the original
This is one of the coolest things I have ever seen in my life
I thought this would be a joke or something
Ikr??
Luciano Martinez I’m sure you were pleasantly surprised by the complex jazz melodies, however.
@@worstpianist3985 of course, he archieved a goal which I only can dream of today.
Punch line is that it’s serious as a heart attack
So much skill... and a vertical video smh mate
Thomas Ang Can’t please everyone. Thanks for checking me out!
Clarence Hill what a humble answer hahah
lol
Hehe this was 5 years ago dude he couldn't help it, the great horizontal revolution hadn't happened yet back then :)
While I know this was unintentional on his part, having the video in this aspect ratio is perfectly reasonable given his hands never play outside the frame and his torso remains in the shot in the right way.
Cinematographically (is that a word?) speaking, this vertical video is perfectly sound for what’s in the video. I really dislike when people hop on a “hate” bandwagon without really understanding why it’s hated.
God this sounds so good!! I don’t think I’ve ever heard 13/8 with such a groove. Very creative and well executed.
Life goals. Looks, muscle, masterful music flow. What a male role-model we have right here.
i like how he used 13/8 not to show off the rhythmic skill, but to add dynamic and intensity to the tune. May i ask who recorded the play along?
Adomas Kuzinas Thanks Adomas!! I programmed the play along.
@@ClarenceHill3rd any chance you could throw up that instrumental that your programmed? It's ill!
Hey i was gonna say the same thing! I really wanted that play along! Its rad af! Would donate for it!
I'm still waiting for the 8 minute version with a live band
Then that would probably have to be in a 8/13 time signature
@@jackweslycamacho8982 not quite how that works
@@iggykad so the video is 1:38 long, and it's in 13/8. Assuming a video is 8 mins long, it must be 8:13. Time signature is proportional to video lenght. So 8/13
@@jackweslycamacho8982 nah I mean the time signature 8/13 doesn't rlly work
@@iggykad you haven't tried it
This is exactly the video I needed to see to blow my mind after I got stoned. Thanks!
I sometimes go back to this video, ever since I discovered it a few years ago. Looks like it hit 1 million views, congrats mate! You deserve every view, this is impressive!
Thebronius monk
Giant Reps by John swoltrane
This dude is everything I could possibly ever aspire to be... ever
I would like to thank RUclips recommendations for giving me this gift of a video
Looks incredibly difficult but the music itself sounds so chill and beautiful, wow
hmm ok that's great but what about in 4/4 ?
I just wanted to try something different. I will say though, playing it fast in 4/4 is much harder. This is a song that I never stop learning from. Thanks for viewing and commenting.
teuteu thats cool and all but what about in 27/64
That’s alright and everything, but what about in 𝑒/π?
@@2FadeMusic bro what? 😂😂😂😂
If I ever saw a piece with that time signature, I'm hanging up the mouthpiece.
@@RonWolfHowl how about Planck's constant over Graham's number?
Somehow my RUclips algorithm got flooded with giant steps memes and through all of them I found this... 100% worth it
I love odd time signatures so much
They're so fun to play and hear