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Rick Beato - SOUNDING OFF with Music YouTuber ADAM NEELY
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- In this episode of Sounding Off I talk with Music Theory CZcams Sensation Adam Neely. Adam is a bass guitarist and composer working in New York City. He runs a popular educational CZcams channel where he explores unusual and interesting topics in music and bass playing that might not normally be explored.
Adam is the music director and bassist for the Metropolitan Players, an award-winning events band that specializes in top 40 music. He is also a founding member of Sungazer (electro-prog), and regularly performs with Bright and Loud (rock), sóto (indie-soul), his large ensemble, Mass Extinction Event, and a number of up and coming singer-songwriters on the New York scene. Also an active theater musician, Adam performs with Will and Anthony Nunziata.
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Adam Neely But we're you first to like the video tho?
Man you are fast! Haha!!
Adam Neely more like Adam Speedy
funny, i just subbed to Rick because of your suggestion!
Adam Neely Your bass lessons are awesome and I don't even play bass! I'm play keyboard!
Others have mentioned this before, but I love how Rick listens. Too may interviewers can't help constantly inserting themselves in the conversation.
You know how Rick is great? He lets Adam talk. You know how Adam is great? He has so much to say. Thank you, dudes!
I agree with Adam so much on getting an education in Music. I work with a lot of other professional musicians and almost none of them don't have a degree. It's great to see somebody going against the "just take private lessons" advice!
But that might give people the wrong impression that, in order to be a good musician, you have to have a piece of paper that tells you that, which is certainly not the case. Jaco Pastorius learned how to compose and do harmony with a private teacher in tour buses and hotel rooms, for example. Was he a bad musician because he didn't have a degree in a music school? In practice, your academic degree is just a piece of paper and nothing more. What you do with the knowledge you acquired in school is more important, since your regular joe couldn't care less about your pieces of paper, but wheter your music is good or not.
Sure, I don't say that. I am just making the observation that most musicians with a job in music have a degree :)
CrimSun thats invalid for the average person considering a music career. How many jaco pastorius are there in the world? Just because the biggest musicians in the world did not get a music degree, it doesnt mean someone who wants to have musical career should follow the same thinking. Like Jens said, from his experiences, most gigging musicians have a degree, and thats a clear correlation that WILL help you.
It’s mostly due to two reasons why most people you work with have degrees. First is that those guys are session musicians and not rock stars or musicians that are “making it” by solely writing and performing their music. Second is that people you work with are I assume mostly jazz musicians which makes sense for having a degree due to its musical complexity. There is no need for a degree to solely write music other than classical or jazz/fusion. However when you’re a session musician that must have the necessary skills to be able to perform reharmonization and read sheet music on the spot as fast as possible then yes having a degree will probably be close to being necessary and certainly be very helpful. Bottom line is that it depends on what type of Musician you want to be. If you want to be a session musician or classical/Jazz musician then totally yes. If you just want to write music in a band or by yourself? Then no totally not.
@@crimsun7186 (5 years later. I hope everything is OK. And I'm not from a country where people speak fluent English or American English). OK, first; let's not talk about 'good or bad musicians'. Let's keep it simple. It is simple in daily life: if you have a degree or 'a piece of paper' with some evidence (like being approved by teachers or schools which are known), you don't have to prove every time again that you can actually do what you are trying to prove. OK? Take Jaco for instance. Can he play bass? Yes. He can prove it, with records or just simply by playing. OK. Can he be a good teacher? Maybe, but there are many musicians with terrible educational skills. Schools are schools. Not every musician wants to be a 'famous' musician, most musicians play for fun and have also other goals, like being happy married, have a predictable easy going job, healthy children and so on. Take me for example; I play music for 40 years. I have payed gigs almost every 2 weekends. I don't have the right papers (or skills) to be a professional. But people know me. I put a lot of efforts in playing music, day after day. For most bands and schools that's sufficient. There are a lot of great musicians with great skills, but are not enough predictable. My bands or pupils are not interested in the fact if I have XXX likes on CZcams, they want me to be a predictable musician. They want someone who they can rely on. And yes; I am. And they know that because of witnesses of real people, not because of likes on CZcams. And if I want the right papers, then I have to try to get them, like everybody. But that's OK. Besides that, I have the right papers and degrees for jobs, most teachers don't have. So the day they want to do my profession, they will have to go through all the steps I had to go. In real life, you have to earn every paper or degree. Or to prove that you can do it, day in, day out. Fair enough.
My idea to improve audio quality: The interviewed person records his audio while talking to you and gives it afterwards to you. Therefore the noise and cracking stops.
this is good, this is how pro's do it and it sounds a million times more legit
💯 💯 💯
2 of my favourite CZcamsrs!! Keep up the amazing content you mad cats
Woohoo! My two fave CZcamsrs together! Btw, the deaf percussionist you mentioned is Evelyn Glennie.
Top 10 Anime Crossovers
I have seven faces, thought I knew which one to wear
2 amazing inspiring musicians/educators in a single video. How cool is that?!
two of the best music theory channels on youtube, sounding off! thanks!
instalike for Beato + Neely
You are my two most beloved youtube music channels. I really thank you for doing this!
The two best music educators in yt today imo. Can't thank enough both of these guys for sharing their knowledge and experience with other people. It really makes my musical life change and expand. Cheers from Brazil.
The name of the the deaf percussionist is Evelyn Glennie
This is the most exciting moment in my one and a half years of studying music on CZcams as I have learned the most from the both of you.
Rick, thank you so much for this interview! Out of all musical channels on CZcams (this is another saturated field) I watch yours and Adam's the most. So, it was a very fun watch :-) Cheers to both of you (and your incredibly talented children!) from Russia!
Thumbs up if you'd like to see Rick & Adam jam together. Wouldn't that be great?
Stefano Papaleo that would be fantastic
They like jamming on theory more than music though
I'd like to see more musicians jamming online
A couple thoughts. Classical often abandons pulse in favor of emotion. It has been done in rock as well -Stairway to Heaven is obviously the gold standard here. 18:25 There is a shortcut to achieve a variant of this, temporarily. 36:01 The first Chill composer. Rick Beato is one of the finest interviewers I have seen. He could easily interject w/ authority at many points and yet he rarely does. A maestro on many levels.
You're the best, Rick. Thank you
So pleased you two guys got together...makes me think this Sounding Off is gonna really take off...just imagine getting Squarepusher on here!
Awesome collaboration.
I listen to these interviews on my commutes to school every weekday, and cannot wait for tomorrow to listen to this one; you two are my favorite theory channels!
As a side note, have you heard of Adam's peer/friend Ben Levin? He also runs a YT channel (albeit a less active one than you two), and plays in a multitude of bands. I think it would be very interesting to see him on Sounding Off. Also I adore his personality :)
Two of the best musical mentors on CZcams.
I think you should jam sometime.
I'm a violist and I loved the video on "why classical musicians feel music differently." Adam wasn't offensive, but informative!
Brooke Mickelson yeah, neither way of feeling rhythm is better. They both just work well in their genres.
Cool...I have incredible respect for classical musicians
I was attached to someone that played orchestral classical. In conversations, it became readily apparent how not only her performance, but her performance as a member of a section was a consideration at all times along with establishing a mood for an upcoming passage in the piece being done. Quite a contrast when held against a song that takes three minutes!
What separates you guys from normal people, like me, is talent. You have an on-stage presence that brings both useful information, but entertaining video instruction. So not only are you discussing a universal art form that many wish they could master, but your delivery is personal, deep, and engaging. You have succeeded at something that most people can't succeed at (and your videos on the "Fortune of Hard Work" highlights that). I'm not sure that literally "anyone" can succeed on CZcams. As someone who has tried (and failed) I think it takes a great talent and I really appreciate your work. Cheers.
Damn I was gonna sleep but I gotta watch this
Haven't even watched this, but I'm SO excited to see what you two chat about. I'll write something more meaningful when I'm done. You're my two absolute favourite music CZcamsrs and I can't wait to see what you have to say!
Wonderful chat, guys. Loved listening to every minute of this! Thank you for sharing.
PS. Thanks for teaching me how to use the word "ambivalent" correctly, Adam; I always swoon over your wonderful use of language :)
Wow Rick and Adam together ... I am sure Orpheus would be watching if he were around ... what a combo ... You guys rock ...!!!
Rick Beato's face when he's listening to something he likes is just the best.
I'm following Adam now on his channel. Thanks for keeping an open mind guys and pursing music in an innovated, modern way. I'm wishing you guys the greatest success in your endeavors. Keep up the good work!
Wow two of my fav CZcams informative music channels in one place! This was indeed insightful, cheers Rick and Adam!
I love this kind of talk guys... I'm totally with you. Glenn Gould would love your video if he were alive :)
I'm a big Adam Neely fan. His videos are just brilliant!
This has gotten me more excited than the Steve Vai episode, wtf is going on
The Vsauce effect
Two of my favourite CZcams musos in one video, fantastic
Well I am subscribed with this both masters.! thank you to you both! =D
You can tell Rick's really enjoying this!
What's not to enjoy? Adam is the best :)
Now you guys have roughly 4 times as many subscribers. Well earned!
Ben Levin! Get Ben Levin on here!
Two of my favorite youtubers together!
So cool! Do you think you could get Jacob Collier on Sounding Off?
Yes, I will get Jacob Collier
Rick you are my hero
That would be unreal!
just thought about that
This, please.
Two of my favourite music CZcamsrs in a talk show!
Audiation... when you get a song stuck in your head and you can't stop playing it back all day. I would imagine Beethoven experienced it while awake and asleep.
OMG best video ever (I just entered but the fact Adam is here with Rick is enough)
I associate colours for the modes.
Aeolian is red
Locrian is dark blue
Ionian is green
Dorian is brown
Phrygian is yellow
Lydian is bright blue
Mixolydian is dark green
RightfulFallen For me Aeolian is red, locrian is white, Ionian is light brown, Dorian is yellow, Phrygian is orange, Lydian is green, and Mixolydian is blue.
For me, the colors of the modes are the same as the note they start on to make the mode out of the white keys on the piano:
Lydian/F is yellow-orange,
Ionian/C is yellow,
Mixolydian/G is magenta/dark pink,
Dorian/D is green,
Aeolian/A is red,
Phrygian/E is blue, and
Locrian/B is dark orange/dark blue (Maybe I associate B and F closely?)
Both myself and my synthesia agree!
just commenting everyone first thought when reading the title: fuck yessss
Yep!
Loved the conversation on Synesthesia! I did my BA dissertation on the subject and how it can be used to inspire visuals for music videos, really interesting stuff!
Great! I got to Rick's channel through Adam's suggestion
ldahui, me too.
Ok Rick, i know i wrote a comment on the Dennis Chambers Sounding off episode but holy fuck... I didn't even started watching the video yet(had to pause and write this) and immediately liked it and wrote this to tell you that you just made my day!
I discovered Adam a couple of weeks ago on my suggestions and the guy has a really uncanny ability to explain advanced musical theory stuff in an entertaining, straight to the point manner on top of making things really complicated sound easier than they actually are
I'm pretty sure this sounding off will be epic
Keep doing those series man! I really love them!
On a second note, it would probably be a weird request to you and will probably go dismissed but i'd really love to have you discuss musical theory concepts with Ron Jarzombek
Dude's not a jazz or fusion player but has a really unique approach to his instrumental songwriting
I know it might account for nothing but there's a picture of him on his website besides Allan Holdsworth reading an alien looking chord chart
Perfect combo!
I think I'm addicted to these video series... I may or may not have binged them all in just one day. I need help Rick...
It would be tremendously great if you could get Jacob Collier for an interview! Another musician that is just out there for me, mingling with constellations. He is a beautiful soul, too ))) It's so much pleasure just watching him.
Mr. Beato you're the man!
i wish i could have put these pieces together before.... ive been watching you guys over the past 7 months... you guys really are the best.... i cant thank you guys enough...... wow... thanks... thank you
Two of my favorite people!!!🎉🎊 I m so exciting for this!!
Great interview. Evelyn Glennie is the percussionist Adam was trying to think of.
Probably my age but why nobody is asking for John McLaughlin for a sounding off? Still think his complex playing in e.g. Mahavishnu Orchestra is virtuoso and spiritual at the same time in his own unique style (Jeff Beck would agree).
I'm working on that.
Two of my favourite music youtubers.
Suggestions for future guests:
- Jacob Collier
- Brandon Ridenour
- That Viola Kid
Love you two, both of you are featured on my channel
I too went to music college, and also believe the music "higher education bubble" will burst. Mainly because of technology development I.e. You tube education and being able to build your own home studio with really good pieces of equipment. I also found out that if you don't stay in the music city that you studied in after your degree or whatever, it is really hard to get into another music network. Excellent video chaps!
The only complaint I have about your channel Rick is that you put out so much quality information and videos in so little time that I get overwhelmed by the information. Stay awesome
If you guys could meet in person for a video it would be education overload. Team up with Ben Levin and you could start a School of Advanced and Abstract Music Theory.
That’d be a dream come true!
Just said "REALLY?" loud and started laughing as soon as I saw the video title
Good stuff :)
Loved this episode!
Rick Beato X Adam Neely.
PERFECTION EXISTS !
Could you get Rick Graham or Mateus Asato on sounding off?
Zac Flasch yes yes yes!!!
my reaction to this video was literally "oh shit!"
That's sooo nice to watch this and see that these 2 are really big CZcamsrs now! Very inspiring
i love this series! thank you very much!!!!
When the two smart kids in class have a discussion
Reminds me of my childhood epic moment when watching Superman's TV series and Batman appears in it.
I actually enjoyed this interview more than Adam's videos. I feel that this medium allowed me to relate to Adam much more, thanks for the upload!
Adam neely!! Yeah! 2 of my greatest youtube mentors awesome!!
This is amazing! I'd like to ask you Rick, do you know Troy Grady? I'd love to see you two talk about guitar playing and music in general.
Good Lord. How serendipitous. I feel so comfortable hearing these discussions, but I don't know anyone in real life tha'ts interested. I think about this stuff all the time.
that's. DOH!
Wow: my two favorite musical guides on one video - Thank You!!
Wow Rick you shot past him haha!....but both 1Mill + well done guys!
Hey Rick. I've got a suggestion for What Makes This Song Great-- How about "Possum Kingdom" by Todies? It has the makings of a great episode: odd time signitures; _changing_ time signitures; weird guitar chords; odd vocal melodies; etc.
One of the last bastions of complicated music on pop radio back in the day.
Yeah, I have yet to encounter a classical pianist that can hold a steady beat. There is definitely something to different musicians feeling time differently.
keep it up guys, hearing & seeing both of you conversing topics like this is awesome. Thanks for sharing your knowledge to everyone.
Woo hoo! You got my subscription because of Adam Neely's video. You guys rock!
Hi Adam, I remember you!! Congratulations on your success!!
I was subscribed to both of you before finding out you knew each other. I get a lot from both channels. And now I get to see the two of you on the same video! So cool
I've given some thought to the idea of qualia as it relates to color experience. I was an artist for thirty-five years and it's a subject that comes up among artists.
The conclusion I've come to, absent evidence to the contrary, is that all normal people, i.e. people without brain disorders, color blindness or the like, perceive color more or less the same way. Your perception of red is the same as mine. My perception of green is the same as yours.
The reason I've reached that conclusion is that in art, in color theory, color harmonies are as real as musical harmonies are in music. When we see paintings by Gauguin or Monet or any number of tonalists, the pleasure we take in their harmonious colors is largely the same from viewer to viewer. Red and green, however we perceive them, are always complementary and red and violet are always analogous and a trend toward orange is always perceived as warm while a trend toward blue is always perceived as cool and the ways these colors are used in painting always elicit similar reactions from person to person.
If each person perceived colors in a different way, if your blue were my brown were someone else's mauve, then every single other color would have to be perceptually shifted in such a way that when different colors were used in a harmonious context, the harmony would evoke the same response in every viewer. If there were a random difference between the way you perceive blue and the way I perceive blue, then that difference would have to be determinative of the way we perceive every single other color. If it weren't, then every person's perception of color harmony would differ.
Lets suppose that you and I do perceive colors differently. Since we necessarily perceive color harmonies similarly, given that the evidence points to the fact, then it becomes a difference without a distinction. It would be a complication without reason. Occam's razor applies.
Cool vid
Evelyne Glennie, from Ellon, a small town outside the city of Aberdeen, North East Scotland, where I'm from.
Do samuraiguitarrist!
Next episode : Adrian Belew pls
(or Robert Fripp)
Adrian Belew would be amazing!
And now I have "Friday, I'm in love" in my head... I don't care if Sunday's blue...
You guys IN THE SAME VIDEO! ...for the win!
Wow I stumbled on your channel .....Great stuff.....The fella you were talking to, the reason why he probably has a great channel also because he
doesn't stop talking....He is wonderful
I found Rick by Adam's channel
8:40 Gave this a like just because I adore Charles Mingus's music as well!
Adam is the coolest
It's interesting he mentions sound and color relations. Color is after all a wave... Curious if the ratios equate or divide between sound waves and light waves to a point that we could actually pick up on. Apparently he does.
Not completely convinced it's a life experience that made the corolation???
please!!! Rick and Adam it would be awesome if you do a colab regarding negative Harmony as Jacob Collier stated!!! the best CZcams channels... thank you for your work
Daaaamn! Two of my most favourite youtubers team up! :D
so cool you invited him to this! I came here because of him
Realy cool channel Rick ..Would you do an episode on self-taught musicians in general or for an exemple a guy like French jazz guitarist Bireli Lagrene or someone of your choice ..