An In-Depth Breakdown of My Writing Process (Chromatic Aberration)

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2 ай бұрын

Hey y'all, this video took a lot of time and work to make, so please drop a like and a comment if you enjoyed, and subscribe to my channel if you want to see more like this!
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All the music used in this video is from the album Taiga by Kubbi:
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0:00 - Intro
0:38 - Writing
8:11 - Formatting
10:00 - MP3 Track
11:37 - Practice Track
12:13 - Practice Example
12:35 - Final Thoughts
12:53 - Chromatic Aberration

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@markusn840 10 күн бұрын

Nolan should have billions subscribers!! Brilliant!

@jpolk_drums 2 ай бұрын

would be very interested in seeing a more detailed breakdown of a specific chunk to see how you landed on each individual rhythm something like recording the entire process of writing a single bar and talking through what exactly leads you to the hyper-specific rhythms you come up with you mention trying out different rhythms and adjusting it to match the exact feel that you want, which conceptually makes a lot of sense, but we don't actually get to see too much of that e.g. the third bar starts out immediately with a massive 71:57 tuplet with no mention of how you produced that rhythm also, a closer look at how you approach learning the beats could be very interesting i got the general idea-- play it with the mp3 in chunks, but there's nothing about how you tackle playing rhythms that most people can't even fathom is it as simple as lining it up with what you hear from the met? is your notation such a good approximation of the stuff you come up with via freestyle that playing it with the mp3 is trivial? do you actually subdivide any of these rhythms? etc. the video was interesting and the beats are wild, but i'd personally like to know a little more about what's going on under the hood

@neb6208 Ай бұрын

well said

@aidenhughes8164 2 ай бұрын

Not Nolan becoming one of the greatest resources in the percussion community. This is so sick dude!

@DmitryKosov812 2 ай бұрын

Nolan, you’re a legend. Thanks so much for the complete and thorough breakdown of your working process, it’s one of a kind stuff!!! So you create the rhythms based on your feeling first, then you decide how to put it on notes, then you learn the tune with MIDI track accompanying you and then you record the result, am I right? This all sounds like a rocket science but the result is flawless. I don’t feel like it’s “overcomplicated” or something, it is a true musical masterpiece.