A How-To for Drop 2 - Peter Martin & Adam Maness | You'll Hear It S3E34

[@vohehuli]

I swear your channel is criminally underrated! The way you guys explain things makes everything so much easier to understand. Thank you for your time and service-I feel like I don’t deserve this

[@SG-ig2eu]

sooooo underrated i love these guys.

[@igorlukac2621]

Wonderful people, thank you for everything - professional musicians reveal the finest secrets. Beautiful is an understatement😊

[@jman12849]

Thinking of Drop-2 in 10ths like Adam mentioned opened up a whole new world for me. It is way easier to do it when thinking this way.

[@alexc2259]

The teaching starts at 3:40

[@sean_on_bass]

Peter, i also played a gig for a Downton Abbey premier viewing...glad i am in good company.

[@Samhoneyfield]

Nice one, great to get this sound in my ears. Thanks guys.

[@CWBella]

Great podcast, helping me begin to understand this important sound.

[@reitanakaa]

Shudv seen you guys 4 yrs ago when you started. This helped me a lot now!

[@benstephenson8132]

Have been wondering how to get different types of block chord sounds. The tenths insight really helped! Thanks!

[@bekagigauri1799]

Best podcast!! Thanks People!!

[@Zephinye]

Love the show guys! Potential idea for a future episode: ideas on how to practice playing guide tones over 2-5-1s.

[@ant_adlibs]

That diminished scale in drop-2 was crazy nice

[@packetlevel]

Some nice stuff - but you need to play it more deliberately / slowly - so it can be observed e.g. at minute 8:00

[@Myaccountishacked]

Thank you so much❤. Great music session

[@shanjayaweera3036]

just brilliant - thanks guys

[@kirkreese2240]

Thanks so much for this! The " 10ths" connection never fully occured to me, yet i did this, intuitively ( though haphazardly)from that perspective back in the 80s.( yet here ive been talking to students about " drop 2's" as if its something different!) Yep. Im getting old!

[@Ancestor_Savio]

awesome

[@jeffreydelisle7337]

Great podcast, didn’t really address Ben’s question about how to practice it. I sort of followed it and will register, but I think you were a half step ahead of me.

[@phly23]

Start at 2:20

[@woytd6435]

this is awesome, thank you!

[@ericlobopiano]

Amazing video, thanks guys!

[@jdub637]

What song is Adam playing at 11:30? Thanks so much.

[@adammaness]

"I Fall In Love Too Easily"

[@eternalrainbow-cj3iu]

Drop 2 Octatonoc.could be mixed with altered on the 4 Mediamt Triads tricky though Adams Voicings.did sound alteady.like that...I think he played GB Eb Bb? Or GB F Bb? Both are possible and bpth are in altered....

[@boreasboreas1]

again, thank you! today is January 1st 2021. 🙏

[@MrFedemoral]

Hi adam. i see lot of people, especially who plays gospel, playing drop 2 with 2 fingers for left hand, and 2 fingers with the right. Do you see any advantage disadvantage versus 1 finger in the left hand?

[@newperspective9]

What do you mean you think of it as tenths?

[@cheeseperez]

intro song?

[@theflyinggoldfish4439]

The song is named Emotion in Motion

[@rrg2248]

are we not going to hear a jazz take on the Downton Abbey theme???

[@swiftla]

Drop it like Its haaaat. Big up the British drama lol represent

[@mhtbfecsq1]

You can watch the recording sessions for dowton abbey on youtube which is quite interesting.

[@fullViewJay]

Adam reminds me of robert glasper with his beanie tilted like that

[@1yamawai1]

downton abbey theme=chromatic mediants :)

[@drummerschild6487]

Nuage, image... 😂

[@Edmond812]

8:23 I didn’t know that Peter martin could speak in french

[@flober1970]

Parking Meter. Sound familiar ?

[@jonasaras]

Drop the deuce. LOL!!!