Tasmanian Tortoise Torture

Jazz and ball torture

This is facts

I learned it in one study hall period during school 😂

Cooproxx hey some people may not have as much skill and may not have played as much as you have, so it’s perfectly okay for someone to spend more time on it than others

Ikr! it took me like a week and a half of pra practicing for like 2 hours a day!

@@JacksonRiddle90 he wasn’t implying any of that at all, and there is no need for this comment at all. Whatever though, its not like its in my control.

ok so i watched the video now and i understand what u meant

Liamplified 😂😂😂

I can't believe you counted lmoa

Wow sooooo rare

“It’s just a feeling that I’ve got, that something about to happen.

*cough Adam Neely *cough

Sonny Stitt was also like that. He could play a world every five seconds and could keep pulling out monster licks that are monuments on their own. Great player.

@@NeoGodHand agreed

I see no cymbal here

Charlie would also pull a sneaky on ya, he has two or three killer licks that he’ll put in almost anything, once you know those you can play like a God. That’s not to say the man didn’t shred cause good lord them bad Bois could play

Dustin Pace Words of wisdom from Dustin Pace

Vern SUPER SAYIAN 3!!!!!

@JDishy thirty

Thirth

Thirth

A K lmaooo technique haircut

A.J that’s incredible! I’d kill to hear him live. Any tips he shared that you could share with me?

Saxologic well he actually shared what he practiced for improving his sound, like playing a chromatic scale with only the mouthpiece and the neck of the saxophone, his “subtone” on the low register trying to mimic tenor players. Also he said that he doesn’t like to use hard gear, or really open mouthpieces , cause he believes that sound is something in your head (of course the gear helps in someway ), but he insist that sound starts from your head., so he prefers to feel comfortable with the mouthpiece and reed and not fighting against that. If you want, I can send you the recording of the lesson, it is sadly only audio, and also I think I recorded part of a concert he made that time. You tell me if you wanted and how I candy share it with you. Keep with the videos, I really enjoy seeing you explaining about vocabulary and mostly bebop. Greetings man.

S7venteen I just looked him up. I... don’t think I do 😂😂

@@Saxologic u do.

Ok man ....yeesh

Diego Hernandez all keys is definitely the most daunting hahaha

John Glass It really is 🤩

Saxologic yo can u upload ur full Spain solo that u used for th e Mario kart lick video. It started good 👀

Noah Hughes I’m glad :D

Solomon Caraway sure!

ya boi Umami I thought 33K is a bit too much! Even more feels undeserved 😂 but I wouldn’t complain!

Saxologic Not at all, you really are amazing keep it up

Sam K He is truly a monster. It’s unbelievable haha. And thank you man I’m glad you noticed 😂

Satrian Arthury Hello Brazil!!!!!

Sean Miller Wow you heard him in person!?! That must have been a treat. And thanks man!

@@Saxologic He shows up at like 12:30am and absolutely dusts everybody on Recorda Me. That man is not human. The way you play, I wouldn't be surprised to see you in that rarefied air in the next few years. Cheers!

EverettLikesChicken I did not! Should I?

Saxologic Yes please!

SalvationSax Thanks bro. Good to see you again! Yes, slow practice is the goat indeed haha. And that’s a very good point. Sounds good!!

Hello! Something that you can do to slow down the video on KZfaq is got to the settings option on the video (on mobile for me it's 3 vertical dots on the right hand corner I think and on pc it's around the bottom right hand corner) and change the playback speed. Another method that can help with the jumbled notes when you're transcribing players like Parker is hearing it slowly and singing it back to yourself before trying to play it.

@@sequoyahcisneros8719 There's some value for new people who are just starting out transcribing stuff (maybe start with something a little easier though lol). Just don't rely or use it as a crutch.

Sequoyah Cisneros would you even say that for beginner improvisers? I’m a sophomore in highschool, still learning the ropes, there’s a mediocre jazz program at my school that doesn’t teach very far past blues scales when it comes to improv so I’ve had to teach a lot of things to myself with channels like this, that being said, almost every time I transcribe something I have to slow it down a bit to sing the notes and hear it, am I still cheating myself out? I feel like it would take hours if I didn’t slow certain things down

@@sequoyahcisneros8719 I can see your point, but I dont necessarily agree with the cheating you statement. To me there seems a lot more benefits and getting inside someone's sound and style that I believe some people wont get if they didn't transcribe slow. In addition when I do transcriptions I find that the more you do it the faster you'll be when it comes to recognizing notes. Plus working on it slow can give you more room to work with, more ideas, and can help copy/develop sound/ style. Though in the end it's personal preference. :)

@@DionteGeorgeMusic I know how to slow stuff down on KZfaq, I do it quite often when transcribing tricky parts, I was just wondering if he personally does it or if he just transcribes is full speed. Also, when I asked about transcribing jumbled notes, I meant in older recordings where due to the lack of technological advancements, its hard to discern note from note. A lot of parker's recordings from the swing era are pretty low quality, and with his blazing fast lines its very hard to get every note right.

Anna Peacock my friend Evan Roberson is a trombone player and one of the best jazz players I’ve ever hung out with and he can play faster bop than I can

Saxologic Dang that's impressive

Thanks man!!

Esdras Antero yes sirrrrrr

Kwright02 Hey I admire the desire!!

Saxologic thanks! I’ll post a video once I get it good

For me personally it makes my dood’n tongue a little easier. I line it up symmetrically for classical playing though

Thanks! Love the content.

Ali O exactly!!!!!