Getting Delay, without using any effects...
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- čas přidán 25. 02. 2018
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The delay pedal was invented in the 60's.
People in the 50's:
Good one 😂
😂
Why do I have more likes than you? My shit turned into an argument, your shit is brilliant. There's no love button but liked otherwise.
They were made in the 70s
@@Cyb3rSix that kinda sounds passive aggressive until you read further lol
Yeah girl, I play in a band... as a second delay effect... 😂😂😂
Imagine being credited on an album as "Second Delay Effect"
Never show the lead that pedal because say good bye to the band
Well, technically it would be more impressive than being the lead guitarist - you have to play the exact same stuff as the lead, but with an added delay which makes it even more difficult.
@@anatolydyatlov963 Your right, but that's not how (most) people receeve it.
Tomasz Kasperczyk but see we know what we are talking about, other people don’t know much about music so they wouldn’t find it as impressivez
imagine delay effects never existed, and these guys came up with the most ingenious composition ever
To be fair it was actually a known musical idea way before it was made into an effect, just look at any piece named canon
Sounds like a minimalist Steve Reich thing. He was doing that decades ago.
@@myautobiographyafanfic1413yeah, I kept thinking about Electric Counterpoint the entire time I was watching this.
6:52 is when the final cut starts
This needs more attention
legend
thank god
@@Moomoon23 no, it doesn't. We're here to see the Making Of, the final version is another video
thank you
Next level: distortion without distortion
*stab the amplifier"
Yeah just slash the cone
Take a razor to the sub
@@bullet2thepc614 bruh
easy, go to a silo, boom
“Do you play any instruments?” “Yea I play guitar-yea I play guitar-yea I play guitar”
Yea i play guitar
Yea I play guitar
Yea I play guitrumpet
Yeah I play guipiano
More like: Yea I yea play I gui play tar guitar
Keep in mind they can all hear each other. Their minds are telling them to catch up and play in time with Rob. Their muscle memory is screaming at them “CATCH UP! CATCH UP! YOUR’RE BEHIND!”. Their headphones weren’t noise cancelling. They essentially had to concentrate on deliberately playing off time which is so difficult to do when you’ve played on time for so long
Not really. When you play for long enough, playing on time isn't something that you are forced to do. It helps with adaptability, but the stability is still there, so if you can get focused on being the exact same distance from the other one, it will be stable as long as no one messes up. Which seemed to be the biggest problem here
They were playing to a click just concerntrate on the click. Someone set the robs to start first then middle then last. Same tempo just a second behind
This!
no, they are just listening to themselves in their headphones and playing to a click. you can even hear rob say in the video, "do we need to move you further away so you can't hear us?" to the guy on the end.
@@eyeseeyou913 that's exactly what the comment meant I think. They can hear each other, but not on purpose. So they have to be careful not to sync up. Honestly they should have gotten noise cancelling headphones since even closed studio headphones they are wearing don't isolate enough. But that was probably not an option budget-wise when this was filmed. And it would have made for a boring video
Imagine adding delay to each of the guitars and then doing this
Acoustic delay pedal 😳
@@ScottyVicny1 Fish Fetish
my head huuuuurts!
@@wrenqadventures mmmmm
You’d probably get a wall of sound
«Did we do it?»
*Starts cheering in reverb*
I like your French quotation marks, my man
Correction, it should be *happy reverb noises*
@@nathanielarterberry FRENCH you say?
Frenchyboy's Let's Play's indeed
@@nathanielarterberry La matrice a vous, mon ami !!!!
The guy in the middle has the worst of it, he's waiting for Rob and he's hearing the guy on the end.
He's in the middle of the human centipede. 😬
Rhamsody Phage - it costs you exactly 0 dollars to not say it and you still did.
Florian Volk I think it’s just something people say
Florian Volk that definitely originated from twitter my g
You think you can. I'd love to see you try
As a late beginner guitarist, I found this a bit encouraging. I know their job as a team is hard, but you rarely see musicians mess up, nor do you see how many takes they may do before they record one good enough to upload. I'm recording my journey as I learn just so I can see how much I grow with time, and I get frustrated sometimes when I know I can play a piece well but once the camera is on, it just changes everything. The more you attempt it, the harder it gets for some reason. My hands get clammy, and with each attempt, it gets more stiff. It's also tiring at times. I applaud these guys for trying 60 times. There must have been added pressure of everyone being there and time running out. The piece was quite complex with a lot of notes per minute and a lot of string skipping, but they managed to get it done. Great job!
Do you even get they had to play out of sync?
@@meneerhalfwerk7096 I mean, they each had their own sound-blocking headphones with their own personal clicktrack/metronome. I figured it's more keeping your own rhythm and playing the peace without mistakes, not getting confused or distracted by the other two (why one asked if they should move further apart), than it is 'playing out of sync'. The first guy would start on beat 1, second guy starts on beat 2, third guy starts on beat 3, and they all just have to play the piece perfectly after that. At least that's what I figured from watching.
Could also be 1st person on 1st beat, 2nd person on 1+, and 3rd person on 2nd beat. It's quite close, but they're all playing in time with themselves. It's just a matter of starting on a different beat/time and playing through the whole song keeping in time with their own clicktrack/metronome. They could have copied the same person 3 times or record them separately, but they wanted to get the delay effect in that room all recorded at the same time. :)
@@kamekomiyamora The fact that it took 3 decent players 60 takes to get this right, for a song they all practiced and could play well - that aloneproves that it isn't as easy lol
@@Fs3i Exactly 🤯 Even 10 takes is a lot of effort. It's not a short piece either. I could imagine the many times they were SO CLOSE but someone messed up. Deep down, I know everyone makes mistakes, but few show that. All you see is advanced players and pros. They could have just showed us the end result, but it's really nice seeing what it takes to have a clean recording now and then. Now I'm curious how many takes or cuts online bands do before they are satisfied, ya know?
I love how the guy at 2:11 started playing Never Meant and stopped when Rob came to film lol
Literally just noticed that, paused the video and searched for "never" in the comments (still haven't watched the rest of the video yet lol). Only you and 1 other guy mentioned with just you guys getting only a few likes?! I am shocked haha
I thought I heard it, but wasn't sure lmao
@@Zhexss came to the comments for this reason exactly
What is never meant
@@ridleyroid9060 midwest emo anthem by american football
Who need delays effect when you have the boys ?
@@pygmalion0451 hxh much
I think it would be delay-dies
Dude I see your coments everywhere
Delaying a string one with the boys
I don't have the boys :(
The guy in the middle definitely has the hardest job
I was thinking the guy in the back did since he has the play a beat behind the guy in the middle
I was thinking the guy in the back did since he has the play a beat behind the guy in the middle
For sure. Playing1/8 behind someone is alot harder that 1/4
@@camocaffeine especially since he's trying to concentrate on the guy in the middle but you can also hear Rob.
and the middle guy has to fit between the two, so he hears the first and last at once trying to fit in
7:30 cleanest fucking slide I’ve ever heard in my entire life
2:10 Jam
3:29 Practice
4:29 Take #1
4:54 Take #2
4:58 Take #3
5:00 Take #5
5:03 Take #6
5:05 Take #7
5:06 Take #8
5:07 Take #9
5:10 Take #10
5:11 Take #12
5:17 Take #13
5:19 Take #14
5:21 Take #17
5:23 Take #20
5:28 Take #24
5:31 Break
5:38 Take #25
5:42 Take #29
5:43 Take #30
6:01 Take #33
6:05 Take #36
6:07 Take #37
6:14 Take #38
6:17 Take #39
6:27 Take #43
6:28 Take #47
6:29 Take #48
6:30 Take #49
6:31 Take #50
6:32 Take #52
6:34 Take #53
6:35 Take #54
6:36 Take #55
6:37 Take #56
6:38 Take #59
6:55 Take #60
Break *
oh and 0:00 poor guitar
Human centipede guitar
Really love going back to take 29 and listen to it over and over again. It just particularly resonates with me.
Also, I can't help but wonder if the takes they left out were just mostly uninteresting, or if they lost their cool. =D
thanks man. this really helps.
Plot twist: they got it first try but needed the ten minutes
Your profile pic screams vice city, appreciated
@@aloiseaux767 THHTHTHHTHTHTHTHTHTHTHTHTHTHHTHTHTHTH q🤬🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡😡😡😡
10 mins is the magic length video of money
@@aloiseaux767 "VICE CITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Hahahaha 10 minutes and two seconds, but still I love rob
Dude the guy with the guitar was *Amazing*
Which one, the guy with the black cap?
@@ferofax I think he meant the one with the maroon shirt
He's cool but I prefer the guy with the guitar.
That guy with the nose and eyes was the best imo
BIG CHUNGUS lol what how was that a whoosh just sayin
*Rob playing a show post-covid*
“Play rain!”
*war flashbacks*
As an amateur musician and aspiring CZcamsr I often get caught up in that perfectionist ideal and the illusion of "all in one take". Seeing the number of times you guy had to do different takes, take breaks, and just be frustrated really helped me remember that I'll never be perfect the first time around.
I wanted to thank you for showing the process leading up to it, as well as the finished product. It really helped encourage me.
Good luck with music in the future my dude. As a fellow CZcamsr, i have problems every week, and i see how hard it is to keep the cool, but stay strong, we'll get there someday!!!!
Its super interesting to see how youtube and stuff has an effect on people. Back in my day, the way to get things right was to do it until you got it right, but i guess with all these edits and clips it takes away from that natural realization.
This comment. Agree 10000%.
Dunno how you got that idea in the first place.... A lot of albums take 12 months straight to get done, or in some cases much more than that. If people did things in one take, every album would be recorded over a couple of days.
@@vortexbeater8267 Even back in the day there was still a fair bit of editing going on. Quite a few classics have audible cuts or are well known to have been cut from many different takes. Although it's definitely gotten way more full on nowadays.
To be fair the guy in the middle was the only person playing on the 16ths in between 8ths. He had the hardest part by far
Matthew Van Ness you're correct but I think they each had separate mets so I believe they were all playing even quarters in their own head set, so they were all playing their own even 8ths
This is easy either way
Satan not as easy as you’re making it sound
Theyre a playing to a click track ,so they each had an equal part .The only reason he struggled was becasue he was hearing the first part being played and could not differentiate as well as the last guy
+Satan
Oh reaaaaaaaaaaaaally?
Why don't you show me, a musician of 20 years, how it's done?
You guys are the names I would use if I needed to lie to my mom “why were you late?” “I was with Jeff, Dave, and Rob”
That's so specific
@real gamer *"I got delayed with rob, Jeff, and Dave"
Chrish Crash Best comment ever.
Ive already used that excuse 7 times
😆😆😆
I once had a country level music contest, and there was a pair of guitarists that played a piece specifically written so that one guitar sounds like the echo of another. I was even more impressed when my teacher said that its actually one of the most complicated things to play like that
This accurately displays human error and what it takes to overcome it pure practice and dedication. Never give up.
When you guys actually get close to sync, the little bits of randomness from the two echos really add a dimension to the song that doesn't exist with the delay pedal. This was one hell of an interesting idea.
It's called groove or swing that automation cannot provide.
@@wannabeaninterpreter Automation absolutely can provide groove and swing. That's not what he's talking about. He's talking about the little idiosyncrasies of each guitar blending together to provide a richer and more interesting-sounding delay that you can't achieve with a pedal.
@@wannabeaninterpreter don't start turning this into a "computer bad" argument lol
Yeah you can really hear some nice overtones in the space between the notes
The guitars, their picks, their mics, their strokes, and their fingers are also subtlety different. It sounds much more lush
the most natural delay that I've ever heard.
It sounds better than the original with delay IMO
nah, but it's still very good
it is the *only* natural delay, you've ever heard. Except maybe from a spot in the mountains where you get echo....
This is like you buy a delay pedal but it comes in a huge box with two hungry guys with guitars.
Wasted on garbage.
I come back to this video every couple years
8:18 I love how at that point everyone was feeling the same music in their own way althought playing the sam song
Honestly, a band named "Delay Effect" would be sick.
the one I heard was "curiosity delay". sounds like a weird punk band
Yeah sick and tired of playing gigs with messing up constantly.
The whole show would be basically 60 takes of the same song until everybody gets it right
@@userclame Practice
Sounds like a special ed band name for a school talent show
Dude, awesome! If you ever need a 4th delay... I´d gladly be your dotted quarter note haha!
Paul Davids oh hello there good sir
A Paul and Rob collab would be amazing!
that'd be interesting
Paul and Rob together? Make it happen!
top ten anime crossovers?
3 years later this is still the coolest damn thing.
If you think THIS is cool, then check out the real thing: Robert Fripp and the League of Crafty Guitarists. I like this vid, too, but I gotta give credit where credit is due.
"Asturias" is a song performed by them that DEFINITELY comes to mind.
Before I forget, there's also the "California Guitar Trio" which was started by three guys who were students of Fripp. It's all amazing stuff, I had the rare opportunity to go see the "Crafties" a few years ago and they haven't played since. It's truly one of a kind. Enjoy!!!
I’ve never heard of this guy, and I don’t play guitar, but when they finally got it, I literally jumped up and yelled. Suspense was high. Lol
"We have to be exactly the same though"
cut to them all being dressed identically - well played Rob.
Andrew Quartararo Shoes were different ;-P
Andrew Quartararo im sorry we all have eyes
I read this comment as Rob said that 😂😂
Benito Faggotini y mi
"Let's take a break" *Jeff returns with a broken nose*
Made me laugh xD
Made my day. XD
He took the "break" part a bit to serious.
with white powder around his nose like "You can't get this part right, maybe try a little bit of this pep you up a bit"
To some degree, technology is the reason for a lack of collaboration, and connection. But then again, I never would have seen this video without CZcams.
2:11 he really had to do us like that
Imagine having to do 60 takes of playing one song just to get the cool effect
this comment was made by delay pedal squad
Imagine needing pedals and effect to make you sound good.
This comment was made by the acoustic gang
imagine playing a six stringed instrument to make playing easier with out shifting
made by bass gang
Imagine Brushy One String
Chicken in the corn
Imagine playing bass
Nobody on a football team
Imagine playing an instrument
By the singing squadron
*THIS* THIS this
*WAS* WAS was
*PRETTY* PRETTY pretty
*COOL* COOL cool
*THIS WAS* THIS *PRETTY* this WAS *COOL* was PRETTY pretty COOL cool
ihadAstroke
R/gay
@@bug5589 you don't even know how to do a /
r/grammar
@@benp4736 r u fucking high
The commitment to recording it correctly and getting a perfect take is truly inspiring. Wish more of the bands I record showed even a fraction of that.
I keep coming back to this because it's honestly just one of the most beautiful things I've seen in a modern recording context. Rob's a guy who I'd love to have in the studio, just for the sake of his sheer determination to play it right and not leave until he does.
The delay pedal wasn’t released until 10 years after it was invented.
I got that.. but it took a few seconds.. ;)
@@alaysiakayebutler6299 I didn't get it until a few seconds after I read your reply :)
@@Maschinenpistole1 I didn't get it until I read your reply to the reply in which you replied by that you didn't get it which made me get it :)
@@theamateurlancia I didn't get it until I read your reply to my reply to the reply of the guy above me in which you replied "I didn't get it until I read your reply to the reply in which you replied by that you didn't get it which made me get it :)" which made me laugh, and I also wish to congratulate you on being able to write that down.
@@Maschinenpistole1 I didn't get it until I read the reply to my reply of your reply in which you replied to the guy above pointing that he got it, in which you said "I didn't get it until I read your reply to my reply to the reply of the guy above me in which you replied "I didn't get it until I read your reply to the reply in which you replied by that you didn't get it which made me get it :)" which made me laugh, and I also wish to congratulate you on being able to write that down." which also made me laugh, and I also wish to congratulate you on being able to write that down, too.
*Forgets to hit record*
hahahahahaha FUUUUCK!!
Fuuuuuuuuu.......
fuuuuuuu
*murders the guy with the computer with the nylon string guitar*
😂😂😂
Take 60
Everyone: what are they doing?
Morpheus: they're beginning to believe
Best part is 8:06 when can see them all sequentially moving down the frets
In defense of middle-guy, he probably had it the hardest because he was hearing the song delayed in two directions relative to him, while the other guys only have to hear it delayed in one direction relative to them.
Also, I feel like it would have been better to just play through to the end of the song whenever someone messed up. That way you don't under-practice the later parts. I don't know though, maybe that would have taken longer.
TheLazyKey well, once you are off beat it is hard to get back into it so they just restart
I think he was hearing only his guitar in the headphones, not the other 2. The mistakes happened simply because the song is hard to play...
Alessio David it's an acoustic guitar fam they we hearing everyone play, the headphones were there for a timed click to let the user know when to start playing.
In the video, they suggested classical guitar guy to move back further so he couldn't hear them so they were all hearing each other play.
He was hearing all the guitars, the song itself is relatively easy to play
*Sooo satisfying that they got it on 60 and not 59/61*
they probably did
Well, if you count from zero included..
Dude, you have a problem...
...And so do I
dude spoilers
tell you what would be more satisfying :))))))))
69
Very impressive and makes you appreciate how much reduction in complexity a simple small pedal offers.
It's been 6 years and it's still epic to watch this.
Magnificent! ...ificent
Andriy Vasylenko hello frrriend ...iend
THIS IS this WEIRD is weird
Musician, teacher, and a big fan of Rob Scallon
Hey there frrrrrrrrrrrrrriend!
Andriy Vasylenko
Lol i see what you did there! There! There...ther...
Imagine trying to do this live, like on stage in front of an audience
no thanks xox
It's like playing live "Somebody that I used to know" by WOTE
may i suggest to you the piano phase by steven reich. It's a piano where two pianists are playing the same simple loop, but one of them is playing just slightly faster than the other, making a cascading wall of sound.
"hey wanna go and see Infinite Takes tonight? "
@Jonathan LaPointe depends on how someone handles their own anxiety levels
Imagine if distortion pedals weren't a thing. And people heard this for the 1st time. Unbelievably cool concept and amazing result man. Thank you for your content.
at 8:55 I held my breathe because I felt the tension in the air until Bob played the final chord.
this acoustic rain sounds more like actual rain than electric rain
Electric rain is now a band name I need to find
because that sounds so sick
Take 60 goes perfectly well, but "Oh, sorry, guys, I forgot to start recording"
*-Rob Scallon has left the server-*
Guianosic M and that was the last time that man was seen alive xD
Deemo
this is why you typically don't stop rolling between takes
@@MultiRainday i love that game
If you're gonna copy a comment, don't use the top one
oh how their smiles just fades with every take!
i know this is late and rob you will probably never see this but i just want to say this is one of the most amazing feats of musicianship ive ever seen, the songs itself is absolutely beautiful and the precision you all play with is truly inspiring, this is the video i turn to when im struggling with motivation and i cant thank you enough for that, so thank you for posting this piece of art
Hi it's me Rob, can you send me $200 because you said I helped you?
When he dropped the guitar my heart skipped a beat and I got an icy feeling through my entire body. I hate when that happens.
Well, now your heart is delayed
@@marcosma2562 nice one
I feel you
Aslan Türk müsün
I think that's called an orgasm
Dude in the middle has to compete with players on both sides; a lot harder. Well done.
Urban Self Sufficiency no they each had different tempos in their headseats
exactly, it was the same for all of them
NinjaDerp 85 yeah but he could probably hear the two other players, that was probably confusing
Guy in the middle had the hardest job because he had to block out 2 different tunes instead of one
Luke C Idk they were wearing headphones so they all probably heard all three guitars
I keep coming back to this video just because it's truly awesome to see musicians actually take fucking forever to capture a solid performance without any editing or tricks. It's the greatest thing to see everyone's tired and agitated faces at the beginning of the final take turn to relief as they nail it.
I can't even comprehend what kind of understanding is required to play dis kind of shit. Blown away
mom can i get a delay pedal
we have a delay pedal at home
*delay pedal at home*
I wouldnt even be upset this is way cooler than a delay pedal
Soooo,your siblings are the "delay" pedal?
@@akllhayvan2988 their name is Delay and Pedal
@@lactate8008s friendship will always conquer effects pedals
this joke is criminally underrated, thank you mr tea
Take 60: "Yeaaah, we got it!!!" - "Oh... sorry guys, Cubase stopped recording... disk was full!" :D
Lmbooo
Ouch xD
well they still would have the video records lol
Kind of, delay wouldn't be nearly as noticeable in off the video mic :/ the reverb would have sounded cool though @@necrobynerton7384
@@DozIT Oh yea... Forgot that camera mics aren't good for that type of audio recording lol
When you are working on a group project with only perfectionists . . .
“Did we do it?”
Quick silence
*CHEERS*
I watched this a long time ago, but it ended up in my recommended again. A lot of comments are very recent. Has CZcams finally given this video the attention it deserves?
Probably
idk but nice avatar agent
Yeah, I saw it when it came out and thought it was amazing
Just showed up for me, so hopefully!
IKR
That guitar drop felt painful
"Professional musicians."
I don’t understand how Rob just look back and didn’t say anything xd
That’s always painful.
It happens. If you are a working musician your instruments will catch a few dings, so as long as it isn't broken it's fine. An acoustic guitar dropping on the wooden floor of that empty room must sound mightly loud though.
SteelSkin667 yeah I know. I've dropped a few of my own guitars too. Two or three of them have chipped headstocks because of that. I always panic whenever I drop one though, or whenever I hear one fall.
So worth it. This sounds so amazing. You can hear the difference between this and the digital delay. The resonance gives me chills.
Super cool. Keep coming back to hear this time and time again.
It's hard for me to realise that it's not delay. My brain just really wants it to be delay.
Well, technically it is delay, although it is not a delay pedal. But it is awesome how close the sound is to the actuall track with pedal, really a great accomplishment!
it is delay
You could become a group:
The Delayers
Name needs some work
I'm worried about their concert
You could be late for your concerts and nobody would complain.
The Debayers
Procrastination
I've been looking for this video for years man😭😭
in an alternate universe, they finally get the take but are stuck in an ultimate feedback loop following eachother around echoing in perfect time every word, every emotion, every action for the rest of their lives as they have unknowingly unlocked a glitch in reality.
This is true analog delay
Mind = blown
Haha damn..
lose the digital click track and go for it
holly shit thats right
not analog. it's just delay. analog and digital refer to representations of sound in another physical phenomenon, like voltages in an effects box. the delay here is actual soundwaves produced moments later by other musicians. and the reverb is actual soundwaves bouncing off walls of the room. the delay effect is produced without any transformation made to/from an analogous signal.
True analog delay LMAO
Getting three guitars to hit a decently complicated part exactly 3 sixteenths apart from each other and not sync up or move up and screw the whole thing up is a god tier move. Especially since it only took 60 takes. Me and one of my buddies worked on something like this years ago with me following him an eighth note behind and we never did quite get it, despite working on it for months on end and probably thousands of takes in the end.
This is so entrancing to listen to the way it was done, bravo
I can easily rewatch this video like twice a year and it’s like watching it for the first time every single time. Love it.
Director after take 60: "Great job guys, now we just gotta do 20 more takes for the closeup and panning shots and we're done!" XD
lip synced of course :-P
string synced?
I think murder would have happened.
they actually just used a camera on a dolly, which they just moved around
Scallon is a big fan of the dolly, so it’s no surprise that they got the cameraman to use it
the best part whenever you play a perfect version of something is the victorious silence... that was amazing
I think its because if you shout instantly after the song is over the recording software might pick it up and its a bitch to remove, so they give it like 2-3 seconds before they ask
Right. Could potentially ruin the recording. I know i stay dead silent if I get a perfect take after an hour or two. Dont even breathe because i don't want the mic picking up anything else til im done.
I love the part after take 24 they took a break,thats the sweetest thing..
The song actually makes me feel like I'm 9 playing paper Mario 64. Nothing musically matches but I get this in the past vibe and it is awesome.
It's the seventh chords - gives it that lush dreamy sound. The Mario 64 Wing Cap music is full of them!
Girl: He's definitely cheating on me...
Me and the boys:
wtf
Can’t relate im alone
Was gonna like but it’s at 600 likes soooooo....
lol i have to record my jam sessions with the boys for that exact reason
@@horse3233 same... Unless
4:20 "We need to be exactly the same though" Next shot, they're wearing the same cloth 😂
60 takes...
This is a man of focus, commitment and sheer fucking will
I don't normally think about the performance of the camera operator. But give it up for them being a champ for 60 takes just to finally capture the one that made it. Literally giving their all 60 times as if each time was *the* time. Bravo.
You know what they say. 60th take is the charm.
So awesome!!!
Rob Chapman hey sir I can't afford an electric guitar. By any chance would you make a trash one for me just to play some notes.. :/
Hey it’s Rob “Bob” Chapman
ace_v290 so what?
Osman Karaca I was just announcing his presence.
ace_v290 I think everyone knows him so.
This is how i started to listen to music. I think in my own head that i can listen to one instrument at a time in a concert, to then expand the view from one to all gives me the chills. This creates that understanding of coherence in between the different instrument, to then hear the whole. In this end, this makes song so much more enjoyable to hear, and enjoy. Which is due to this song, Thank you Rob! :)
I keep coming back to this. Each time it gives me chills. Effects are amazing and all, but when you can pull off the same thing with 3 talented musicians, that's just something else entirely
It's actually frightening seeing rob that agitated right before the camera guy suggests they take a break.
Rob seems like such a nice guy and those are the dewds you never wanna see mad.
Bruh “I fear the wrath of a gentleman” or something
Time in vid?
@@THCHead They're talking about 5:25, on take 24. You can see it building up throughout the previous takes though. Rob like quietly nods with this murderous expression on his face after they fuck up.
@@CazialsChannel
Wise men fear 3 things
The sea in a storm
A night with no moon
And the anger of a gentle man.
@@yoosh9034 He's nodding to the click
"if Stanley Kubrick was an audio engineer"
Steamy Hot Djent to the Face nice one lololol
Steamy Hot Djent to the Face Kubrick was actually well versed in audio engineering.
The sheer dedication, and the ultimate professional approach you have, makes this truly special and a work of art. Thank you for being so cool :)
Concept + documentation of process + eventual execution = one of the coolest things I've seen on CZcams.
SUPER COOL GUYS
also love the "everybody dresses as Rob joke"
Benjamin Vroman I also like how they went by size.
just noticed that lmao
Loved that
Imagine the guy responsible for the computer said: "Sorry guys, forgot to hit the record button. My bad."
The same button starts the recording and the metronome for each musician. They'd have known pretty quick that something wasn't right. source: am a sound engineer.
ajajajaja
Ramon Buenaflor eh... So nobody other than you allowed to make such comment?
I had said that exact sentence more than once in various paid recording gigs. Not a good thing to forget. Not at all.
Natheniel Becken out of curiosity, did they refuse to pay or they just said things to you?
The guy in the middle messed up the very ending with that last strum, and his face says that he knew it, but that was awesome. He definitely had the hardest part.
takes me back to high school marching band. one year i played one of five bass drums, everything you play is split between you and 4 other dudes. its a lot of 32nd notes and stuff like that. you can practice on your own, but it doesn't sound like anything until you get everyone together, and when you do... prepare to be there a long time and to feel really bad when you mess up. its inevitable though. 60 takes seems very believable even for good guitarists.
I’m gonna be honest, I am surprised it was only 60 takes, this would’ve taken me years, just goes to show how talented these three musicians are.
I thought the same.
In a room where the R E V E R B is aquired it is a sin not to sing the Halo theme song
Lol me and Bois having a great singing session
Nice profile pic 👍
T R U T H
I always sing the song from The Prince of Egypt when I play racquetball.
Hymn of the Fayth is also a top contender for reverb rooms
i bet hearing that shit live would be trippy and amazing
This was the video that made me a Rob Scallon fan. I come back to this video once or twice a year.
Thanks for everything, Rob.