Videos about music (not music videos)

[tree_]

we finally get a new WMTSS after over a year.. this is great

[Jorge]

Wow I would not have guessed that he's 6'5

[tree_]

Wow I would not have guessed that he's 6'5

ha! yeah i know, me either, thought the same thing

[tree_]

oh god damn i hate jason aldean so much right now

[AndySlash]

"it sounds like if don henley took less chances. i mean, think about that."

l-o-fucking-l

[Buby]

[Jorge]

Cool perspective about AI and art here

[tree_]

this isn't the best thread but i can't find a betteer one without the search function. this is great though

[Ms Harmless]

[Ello Sailor]

this isn't the best thread but i can't find a betteer one without the search function. this is great though

"This makes Dream Theatre sound like fuckin'... Weezer"

Portnoy is a good sport.

[Jorge]

He's so cool. He's way cooler than the music he made with Dream Theater

[Ello Sailor]

Right? I can't stand Dream Theatre but this guy rules.

[tree_]

!!!!

[Jorge]

Adam Neely is back with a very interesting video about the ethics of "faking performances" and how they apply to things like pitch correction, quantizing, etc

Very cool to learn about the "spectrum of permissibility" and how it varies between different genres



Pearl Jam even make an appearance around the 41 minute mark

[Farmer John]

I would have had no idea, but I like the way he describes how the drums are playing in a different time signature than the rest of the instruments and the deceptive rhythm that creates. The two parts getting out of sync, but then resolving together. It makes me wonder what other songs do this (he mentions “Kashmir” as another example)

[Ello Sailor]

Syncopation. Used in pretty much every Tool and Meshuggah song.

[Farmer John]

After googling syncopation, I've realized that syncopation is where it's at. Big syncopation fan here.

[lvc]

Always liked this video of Mark Knopfler talking guitar technique and choosing different electric guitars for what you want to hear. It's what turned me on to what a gifted musician he is.

[washing machine]

Here's a video I watched recently. This visualization does more than words can do to help me wrap my brain around what's going on with Steve Reich's compositions.

Sorry, this actually might be a "music video", but it's instructional in a way so I'm posting here.