ridiculous. spell on another level mah g

AHA! That's exactly what I was thinking. Friends come on the stream and tell him to drop it 5 or 7 semitones and he's like: -__- . I honestly didn't know this was possible, but I suppose it's like people who study foreign languages for grammar instead of actually being able to hold a conversation.

he knows musical logic without knowing what to call it

Fuck I reckon, it hurts my brain

Some people can make music just by sound alone. My brother can play very many songs on piano (20+), mostly pop songs, or songs from games like the Mii channel theme, but he plays them perfectly without ever learning how to play the piano or read music and it takes him a very short time to learn a new song.

I concur

Straight up haha

Oath

You can know it instinctively especially if you have a piano to play around with, if you play enough chords you'll hear it anytime something sounds wrong and you can do trial and error till you get what you want. :)

I also like how they told him that, and then told him to transpose it down 7 semitones,which isn't even a perfect 5th lol

oh shit, collab with spell ?

@@MrNitrocification bruh I wish haha

@@RepresentRealHiphop im keen!

@@spell316 bro I'm gonna throw you some drums man! where are you available to talk? :)

@@RepresentRealHiphop discord ?

👍👍✅️

Agree

Yes pls

fr man is a prodigy but doesn't know any music theory

practice your instrument more and you'll understand....

he knows what a semitone is instinctively he just doesn't understand the terminology. Mans spends more time playing his piano than he does reading about it.

Because real musicians don't write books, they write songs. It's the wannabe's that turn it into a scientific research field and claim importance.

@@jayvee4787 bruh don't disrespect the theory, Bach would write you or spell under the motherfucking table. Do what works for you and stop shitting on other people's method

yessiiir, confirmation im not alone :)

Factssss i wish he did more

Sane here! He cracks me up

He’s very one dimensional

@@OPAIK hes incredible at what he does, also not one dimensional at all if youve watched him work

Westmensional

@@OPAIK to be honest, compared to all the other beat makers I listen to, hes pretty dope

@@OPAIK WestCoast it is MAH G 🖕🏽

@@illumi._. nothing last forever, so I'm just appreciating the things and people we have

SPOILERS BRO xD

Prodigy

for real I thought for sure this man was classically trained lmao. Nice wit it

Don't need to.

@@marcmuniz2119 don't even gotta be classically trained

difference between you and him: he walks, you talk

Wait he doesn't know music theory? This suddenly gives me so much confidence. I love art in all mediums and I hope to try making music someday but it's so intimidating. Good to know I can just make bangers

@@notsafef0rlife I've discovered that knowing theory does not necessarily make you a good musician and the inverse, not knowing theory, does not necessarily make a bad musician. Raw talent can make either case true, but in my opinion your ability to practice and hone your craft rigorously decides whether you sink or float. This fine man is a perfect example of the latter being true, a person who doesn't know theory being a great musician. On the other hand, musicians like Jacob Collier who live and breathe theory are just as skilled. What I'm trying to say is that it is the work you put in to hone your craft is thing that makes or break you. Personally, I've been producing and pretty much involved in music seriously for 2 years. In that time I learned 4 instruments, learned music theory, and became adept at production. I've also been limited by time and resources, so I've only had FL Studio Mobile and a pair of cheap Bluetooth headphones. Still, I work day and night to improve and expand my knowledge, and it has paid and will continue to pay. And I was not born with inherent musically skill either. I could go on and on but I'll save your time. So the *actual tl:dr is that you just have to put the work in, regardless of if you know the science or not.

NZ is literally full of talent like this. Just self taught, rugged, original creatives that just learn off pure feel and vibes and can hang with the world's best. It's the best way to be creative imo.

fliiiko da gawwwd

FLIKOOOOOOOO

Appreciate you g

Appreciate you clouty, this message made my day!

this man makes my heart happy

Because this cat has to carried by the spirit to make something this dope

cool

@@santiagocamacho1077 what could have been edited on this comment.

@@yungbooshi7167 sometimes your fingers slip maybe man said cook

who asked tho

@@kreep8744 no need for this negativity come on bro we better than that.

Appreciate you vanirfreyr!!!