coconut mall but it jazzy af

[@bobjeezorham7658]

Damn this is actually really good. KZbin algorithm lead me to the right place for once

[@gaydad2385]

thanks so much! glad you liked it 😊

[@buttertandoorichicken]

Wish I could play the piano to make stuff like this. Jazz renditions of video game music is always sooo good. Maybe try some pokemon music! (Though anything from Diamond and Pearl is already kind of jazz lol)

[@empanatita]

thank u for bringing back jazz

[@gaydad2385]

jazz has always been in style 💯

[@empanatita]

@@gaydad2385 you're my favorite new youtuber. so talented and tasteful

[@minedog1]

Thanks this is now my favorite

[@gaydad2385]

thank you!! mine too :)

[@evelili]

great stuff! very relaxing arrangement :) as someone trying to listen to more jazz, do u have any songs/artists ud recommend?

[@gaydad2385]

it's not quite the same vibe as the songs on my channel but i really like big band music (glenn miller etc) and ella fitzgerald, sarah vaughn etc. like 1950s jazz i think?

[@tonyssmurf2011]

Yo, you make these all by yourself??? That's awesome!!!! How do you go about it? Are they performed or do you use like FL Studio to make it? You'll have to forgive my lack of knowledge on the formal terms, I'm just genuinely curious how you do it because it's so good for a small creator!

[@gaydad2385]

no thats ok! i use garageband on my mac :) it is all midi instruments so not actual instruments, just software that sounds like the instrument. a midi instrument is something like a keyboard that's plugged your computer. garageband software can register & record each individual note played, that way you can go back and edit things etc. (this is opposed to regular instruments that would just record as one big audio file. you can edit the sound quality of an audio file but not individual notes!) people that are more professional than me have like an actual piano or something that they plug into their computer and that's what they use to record their music. however garageband has built in midi instruments you can use and there's an option for "musical typing" where certain notes on your computer keyboard equate to notes of a piano and you can write notes in that way. I don't have a physical keyboard anymore so i do the second one!! i usually just draft it up as i go, i can read sheet music but i hate writing it (lol) and i usually have some idea what i want it to sound like! and then i just go back and tweak things! however i didn't write the drumline (it's like a drummer preset), but i did change the sound & swing of the drums. however i did write the bassline and piano! garageband comes free with apple, not sure if you could maybe get it on pc as well ? hope that all made sense and answered your question!! :) glad you like it!

[@tonyssmurf2011]

@@gaydad2385 Wow, thank you so much for writing all that out in detail! I'm honestly really surprised that Garage Band is able to make stuff that sounds this good!!! As for if it's available on PC, I don't believe so. Really cool to know a bit of the magic behind all this, and it's super impressive that you just compose as you go! Subscribed and excited to see more!!!

[@cyancyborg1477]

Certified hood classic.

[@gaydad2385]

thank you!! glad you like it

[@sonochromealt]

fire

[@gaydad2385]

thank you!! 😊

[@_iamred]

nice