assuming by the different camera angles, im sure they recorded a bunch of takes and kept the best by each part and put it all into one. Nothing wrong with that though

@@cg7240 This piece has quite some breaks where it is easy to cut. So you just have to get one sequence in one go and then use the best ones for the video. And of course the microphones have to stay in one place. It is quite impressive what you can do with professional cutting. It is possible that they did it in one take but we can't be entirely sure.

@@cg7240 they could have also overlayed the audio and expanded the video track and cut on the beat, to counter that

It also couldve been take 2 or take 3/they couldve lied

@@dman2204 no, all of my videos I create are 1 take with 3 different cameras. Mine look like garbage compared to theirs because they clearly paired with a professional recording company of sorts to get high quality equipment. This is indeed one take. The way you do this is to have around 5 cameras and 4 microphones and do one take, using editing to put them together. In editing, you line up the sound of each camera and microphone and then edit each of the perspectives to flow together.

Absolutely! Always fun MJB!

What mallets where you using for this piece?

Bennett fairall Hey Bennett! I believe Professor Burritt is using his Malletech MB8's (maybe an MB13 in his top mallet) and I'm using my Malletech IT13's with a Concerto 4 in the bass.

What microphones were used to record?

Drake Bailey They look like Shure KSM32s

Dude same

If one study one summary can be in Spotify this should be on it too

Please put on Spotify! This song has been my favorite duo and sextet ever

It sounds kinda like white pines (if you haven’t heard that it’s awesome) and that’s on spotify

Its up!

Thank You!!!!

So helpful !!

WRONG. I play like this on a regular basis and I don't give a flip about it.

Jon Hohensee cap

@@jonhohensee3258 same

@@Gabegabegabe593 no cap. play like this with people i have no emotional connection with whatsoever on a regular basis.

Y'all saying you play like this and don't care; You don't get this good at anything unless you really care about it. Quit pretending.

wowzers

+Kodi Myles I really appreciate the kind words Kodi! Sending you best wishes for happy and healthy music making!

+Kodi Myles Oh, man, I know the feels. I have tendonitis and carpal tunnel on top of chronic rheumatoid arthritis and fybromyalgia. It's super cool that you're getting back into percussion, you'll have a ton of fun with this piece! :)

i know that the transfer factor it´s such usefull for all of that issues!! Greetings fro Mexico. If you want to know more, write to me.

Kodi Myles bro I'm a freshman and I'm barely starting four mallet grip. Do you think I'll be able to perform this as a sophomore?

I think if you try hard enough, you'll be able to do it. While I haven't played this piece before, I think that if you practice a lot and get help from instructors or teachers, it shouldn't be too bad. A passion for playing will definitely help, too. I started 4 mallet grip back in September and have improved loads. I moved to a new school this year and they did a show based off this piece for spring concert season for competitions last year, and usually in percussion ensemble it only takes a few months to learn the songs. So if you keep practicing, you'll be able to do it in no time :) sorry for the long response, I just want everyone to go for their dreams and stuff~

Carlos Aguilar beautiful

try going to the band class that's where the percussion is

+awesomecooly123 I was in band all through Middle School and High School. Now I'm in a semiprofessional orchestra, but we have a small budget

Jack Godwin we had one at my high school, I always listened to a kid play “summer treehouse” by Chad Floyd, then I realized I oddly love Marimba duets.

We have two marimba ones at our school

If you figure it out, you can sometimes do duets on one marimba with one person playing ‘upside down’ from the accidental side

Ivan is known for his power chord sections :)

Melissa Cantey buy a toungue drum

Somehow that number has increased to 76

You play percussion?

Did you end up doing it?

Answer the question eve

I wonder if he did it

So did u do it?

Hi Ben, Thank you for the kind words! MJB is a blast to play with. So much music and energy from him!

Mike Terry professional sniffle

I heard that, but it seemed pretty normal to me. You always do that when you have to start after such a break. The one who tells when to start/go on does the sniffle.

Just a breath

it’s to keep time

Definitely a cue into the next phrase