Hi dear Jason. Can you kindly and please.... do a video series on a very important musical topic of.... BGM (background music) , film scoring....and AD jingles... Like what is the objective and purpose, what are the ways, instruments and sounds... Specially from mixing aspect so that bgm doesnt interfere with dialogues and voices. I know you will brain storm on this topic more deeper and more broader... God bless you
This is a really simple elegant lesson. A lesson on funk style would be great.This could be based on guitar techniques with modifications suited for piano.Treasure by Bruno Mars employs this sort of funk piano pattern. Another topic that I personally feel important is how to occasionally mix arpeggios or scale runs on right hand,while playing rhythm patterns with both hands.This particular technique of proffessionals , is not very much discussed or explained anywhere. I would appreciate if these topics are covered in future.
Hey man you are a very very good teacher you taking your time to explain your lessons remember to post a video where you can teach me how to play the caribbean calypso god bless you and youe family
Jason Zac. You are the gift that keeps giving. Thank you for another outstanding lesson. I hope you get around to making those lessons you suggested where you talk about "more rhythm patterns and use Reggae to talk about passing chords and basslines. It is a joy to listen to you develop these ideas in every video I've seen of yours.
@@nathanielschool sir in regge style only one hand melody with chord chopping style on melodica which is on this video thumbnail I use to listen it pls teach that style also
Again, a great tutorial which I was able to replicate and internalize by now I guess. So so happy. Any chance for a similar tutorial with Funk rhythms/patterns in focus?
Very well explained Jason on a topic not very widely covered - Rhythmic Solfege. Would be lovely if you could also cover a lesson on Indian music and particularly the Takadimi rhythm. Thanks so much.
This was superb! With your help I might actually learn Chord properly after decades of just fumbling around. In those years, I lost hearing in my left ear, which certainly makes it harder. I couldn't really hear Chords properly anyway. Using just one ear I'll have to concentrate more precisely. Thanks! Subscribed!
@Jason Zac I am using a 61 key board iam a beginner I want to practice with 88 key what is the better option is it take SL88IStudio which we can play piano and useful for composing in DAW please sugges as your suggestion is a lot to beginners like me.Initally i thought of moving to Digital Piano with 88 keys
And another idea is to please visit the studios of the composers like harris jayaraj, yuvan shankar raja, ARRahman... And other positive , kind , sincere and open minded technological music composers and get their knowledge and experience shared to your viewers about... How to start music composition career, professional tips on composing mixing mastering vocal guitar percussion recording etc etc... This is a big ask but I am dead sure that all composers from south will cooperate with you.
Hello Jason, i've noticed you write notes in a digital tablet. Can you please tell me WHAT TABLET/IPAD OR WHAT DEVICE IT IS ? AND NAME OF THE APPLICATION YOU USE TO TAKE NOTES ? please do reply......
No disrespect for your video, but I would recommend to your studiants to listen to reggae music and get familiar with the genre, and understand how it is build, from the drum to the bass. I fully understand you wanted to play one of the most famous Bob Marley's song, but No woman no cry is not really a good example to learn reggae, it's built differtly at standard reggar song. for instance there's no skank on it on the off beat. Else the chord progression of this song is very specific and not used in general in reggae music (with exceptions off course). To learn more about reggae on Piano you can have a look on my channel where I played high number of riddims on piano. Again no disrespect I full appreciate your effort in this video and I'm sure it helps studiants to learn piano.
I appreciate the effort but this is not reggae. Reggae is not just playing on the offbeat. Even boogie woogie, blues shuffle and rock n roll all do that. Reggae is very subtle and at the same time complex in its approach to rhythm, it isn’t as bland as this. I advise you to check out DM Kahn’s piano tutorial video, it’s called ‘REGGAE PIANO TECHNIQUES’. There’s a lot to unpack there and even that’s just scratching the surface.
I think this is excellent material. Don’t sit & watch this video- play along with it on your instruments. All of it. Count out loud AND feel the reggae rhythm /riddim. Lots of content, practical & theory. Kahn’s material is good- but different- built on 1 synthesized instrument playing the entire band. Like garage band. This tutorial is for a keyboard player to play along with a band- other people & other instruments. Simple is valuable. Not over-playing is important in this style. I appreciate your dedication & enjoyment of music. - a life long, full time music teacher, performer (vocals, piano, uke, hand percussions)
When the history of piano tutorial on tube will be written you will have a chapter. You are a legend
Thank you so much! That's very sweet of you!
This is my best reggae tutorial on UA-cam. Thanks Jason 👍
Wow, thanks so much Ibrahim!
No woman no cry progression right there. Awesome 👏
Oh Yes! Thank you Midasty!
Hi dear Jason.
Can you kindly and please.... do a video series on a very important musical topic of....
BGM (background music) , film scoring....and AD jingles...
Like what is the objective and purpose, what are the ways, instruments and sounds... Specially from mixing aspect so that bgm doesnt interfere with dialogues and voices.
I know you will brain storm on this topic more deeper and more broader...
God bless you
You are a real beast of what you are doing and sooo humble too!🎉🎉
🙏🏼
Waiting for my first keyboard to arrive, this is just the motivation needed, so glad UA-cam algorithm is working
Awesome! Welcome aboard! And hit that bell too! More lessons coming your way!
My favorite part of the video was your intro, the point you started whistling really got me.
Awesome! Thanks Aaron!
Great whistling ❤️ loved it Jason bro!!
Thank you Sagar!
Hillariously brilliant, I have learned so much about Piano in only one ever lesson! Literally superb
Great to hear! Glad you enjoyed the lesson!
This is great Jason.. you are very beneficial to us beginner-intermediate players.. watching you from Kenya, East Africa
Thanks a ton Isaac!
I realy like how you explain music my brother thanks.
Most welcome Godfrey!
This is a really simple elegant lesson.
A lesson on funk style would be great.This could be based on guitar techniques with modifications suited for piano.Treasure by Bruno Mars employs this sort of funk piano pattern.
Another topic that I personally feel important is how to occasionally mix arpeggios or scale runs on right hand,while playing rhythm patterns with both hands.This particular technique of proffessionals , is not very much discussed or explained
anywhere.
I would appreciate if these topics are covered in future.
Been playing Reggae for a llooooong time now, you explained it real Good. RESPECT to you.
I appreciate that Barrington!
Word the breakdown of the groove was key
Bob Marley is the name I remember when I listen to reggae music
Awesome Avinash!
Totally Avinash!
Thanks Jason you really take my reggae playing to another level
Awesome to hear!
I can feel the good vibes the second you start playing.❤️😊
I am glad you got "the feel good vibe".
Thank you very much for this lesson 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Most welcome Ria!
It has that One Day vibe to it
Wooooe. Feeling Ire vibes. Thanks so much Jason. Really helpful and informative.
Awesome! Thank you!
Loads of thanks Sir, you possessed an unbeatable art of teaching !!!👍👍👍
Mohun, you are too kind! I'm really glad you've liked the tutorial. Thank you for your time to watch it too!😊🎼
Thanks for the good, descriptive job! appreciate it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Its going to be amazing. ❤️👍Cant wait for it
Thank you sir
So nice of you Nilanga!
Great singing and whistling brother
Most welcome David. Thanks a ton!
You made my lightbulb come on at 3:45. Thanks!
Ofcourse, you're most welcome Gary😃🎶
Excellent Jason ji
Thanks so much Kishore!
Thank you very much Jason, you are great!!
You are most welcome, thanks so much!
Great knowledge Sir Aap se bahut kuch sikhney ko milta hai Sir Aap Great Ho
Thank you Rajeev!
tHANK FOR YOUR INSPIRING LECTURE.
You are most welcome Fabricio!
Hey man you are a very very good teacher you taking your time to explain your lessons remember to post a video where you can teach me how to play the caribbean calypso god bless you and youe family
Sure Fabian. Thanks a ton! Means a lot. Will plan some more reggae lessons!
Thank you!
Highly Appreciated!
Glad it helped!
Great tuto thanks!! Interested in working diferent rythms and subtilities on how to play them in the piano
Great suggestion! Do check out our exhaustive playlist on Rhythm Tutorials - ua-cam.com/play/PLrNNL05e9FT8AILe58QHSRI7c3I6LKcWI.html
Great! Thank you great teacher!!
Thank you so much! 😊🙏 I'm glad you found the lesson helpful!
Very good teaching thank you
Most welcome Len! My pleasure!
Awsome class...
Thank you so much Kishore!
Exactly at my skill level can't thank you enough.
Awesome Robert!
hello jason you are the best teacher ever thank you for the beautiful videos.
Wow, thank you so much Michael! 🙏
Thank you for sharing this. Very informative. Presented in an easy-to-learn way. Great job!
Glad it was helpful!
Fantastic pattern and very important lesson
Glad you think so Sanjaya!
Indeed ! It is so very interested me !!
Awesome Tonang!
Thank you @jasonzac for this great lesson. Please do more. Would really like to se how you bring in melody tones along with this rythm 🙏🏼
Awesome! More to come!
Thank you so much for this Jason, very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Really really awesome. Neat, simple and clear tutotorail
Neat simple and clear tutorial. Whatever you teach is really great.
Glad it helped Ravi!
Excellent video, thank you!
You're most welcome, and thank you for tuning in😊🎵
Really nice, thanks! Yep! I’ll vote for more reggae tutorials 👍🏼👍🏼 +1 subscriber
Awesome 🤘🏽
Love your work I love to see more teaching about reggae. Can you make some Midi patterns for reggae piano variations thanks
Noted! Some song references would help as we don't play this genre much in India!
📑Download handwritten notes for this lesson available on my Patreon Page: www.patreon.com/jasonzac
Wow that was awesome!
Thank you so much Gabriel!
Congrats! Awesome lesson. Greetings from Brazil.
Many thanks Daniel!
Excellent!!
Thank you! Cheers!🙏🏾
Thank you this was a great lesson!
Glad it was helpful!
this is so helpful thank you!
Most welcome Ness!
i wish one day you can come with a piano tutorial of how to play caribbean calypso on the piano
Done! This is one of my NEW challenges!
Great, I have scooped something there
Welcome aboard Machio!
Jason Zac. You are the gift that keeps giving. Thank you for another outstanding lesson. I hope you get around to making those lessons you suggested where you talk about "more rhythm patterns and use Reggae to talk about passing chords and basslines. It is a joy to listen to you develop these ideas in every video I've seen of yours.
Thanks so much Danielo 🙏 More to come!
Thank u Jason sir
Most welcome Srinivas!
@@nathanielschool sir in regge style only one hand melody with chord chopping style on melodica which is on this video thumbnail I use to listen it pls teach that style also
U r doing great Buddy
Thanks a ton for your support Gerry!
Many Thanks My Dear. May Lord Christ Bless you more. Amen
Thank you too for watching the lesson Diyrumshah!
@@nathanielschool Stay Blessed ❤❤❤❤
great lesson. so much fun.It feels like summer, since we had a ot of rain this summer season in switzerland. ;)
Thanks Patricia! 😃
Love this lesson! Very appreciate your work. Now I feel real motivated to continue with my lerning process. ♥
All the best, Pablo! Thanks for listening in😊
0:00 Great! Thanks 😊
Most welcome Maksim!
It's wonderful sir thank you comment
Thanks for your support Julio!
Beautiful video tutorial
Thanks a lot Francis!😇
Cheers!🤘🏾
Again, a great tutorial which I was able to replicate and internalize by now I guess. So so happy. Any chance for a similar tutorial with Funk rhythms/patterns in focus?
Definitely! Will work on this!
Very well explained Jason on a topic not very widely covered - Rhythmic Solfege. Would be lovely if you could also cover a lesson on Indian music and particularly the Takadimi rhythm. Thanks so much.
Great lesson!!
Glad you liked it Michael!
Nice lesson and I liked the idea of progressing it to passing chords and fills.
Did you make these lessons?
I can’t find them
Yes I did! Thanks!
Puré gold !
Thanks so much, Alan!😀
This was superb! With your help I might actually learn Chord properly after decades of just fumbling around. In those years, I lost hearing in my left ear, which certainly makes it harder. I couldn't really hear Chords properly anyway. Using just one ear I'll have to concentrate more precisely. Thanks! Subscribed!
Awesome! Thanks and welcome aboard 😊
Wow that's so amazing it littery make me wanna sleep c😎😎👍
😴
please create a video about different feels and moods of different minor and major scales
Search for some of our Modes lessons. Also search for Hybrid Minor
@@nathanielschool thanks
This is great! it has really helped. PLEASE, DO A VIDEO ON HOW TO IDENDIFY THE KEY OF A SONG. THANKS
Thanks a ton Mariam!
Hi Sir.. 🙏 i will try it tomorrow....i have very excitement for play this can i do this sir????? I want to play this rhythm 🙏
Great👏
Thanks much Buggie!
Nice one 👍 👌
Thanks Carl✌️
Very Nice!
Cheers
Thank you Carlos! Cheers!
@@nathanielschool The best regards :)
very useful
Glad you think so!
9:00 can you please clarify the counting again "1 and uh 2 and uh 3 and uh 4", so we play at "and" ?
I'm actually counting it as 1/16th notes with a Swing feel. Not really using triplets. So count as 1 e & a 2 e & a and so on?
thank you
You're welcome Paul!
wonderful🎹🕺👏👏👏
Thanks a ton Mao!
You're good.
You are too kind
Wauw thanks!!
Most welcome Daan!
Hey jJason, I would like you to do a Visio playing salsa.
See this Amando: ua-cam.com/video/aV76AN2McFM/v-deo.html
Can you please give a tutorial on a walking bass
Will plan Adolphus!
Sir, if we play the notes. C, Df, Ef, F, G, Af, Bf, C in both ascending & discending what we call the scale?
That would be the C Phrygian mode Narasimham
@Jason Zac I am using a 61 key board iam a beginner I want to practice with 88 key what is the better option is it take SL88IStudio which we can play piano and useful for composing in DAW please sugges as your suggestion is a lot to beginners like me.Initally i thought of moving to Digital Piano with 88 keys
Typing our suggestions below Shankar!
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And another idea is to please visit the studios of the composers like harris jayaraj, yuvan shankar raja, ARRahman... And other positive , kind , sincere and open minded technological music composers and get their knowledge and experience shared to your viewers about... How to start music composition career, professional tips on composing mixing mastering vocal guitar percussion recording etc etc...
This is a big ask but I am dead sure that all composers from south will cooperate with you.
Hello Jason, i've noticed you write notes in a digital tablet. Can you please tell me WHAT TABLET/IPAD OR WHAT DEVICE IT IS ? AND NAME OF THE APPLICATION YOU USE TO TAKE NOTES ? please do reply......
Paper for iPad
No disrespect for your video, but I would recommend to your studiants to listen to reggae music and get familiar with the genre, and understand how it is build, from the drum to the bass.
I fully understand you wanted to play one of the most famous Bob Marley's song, but No woman no cry is not really a good example to learn reggae, it's built differtly at standard reggar song. for instance there's no skank on it on the off beat.
Else the chord progression of this song is very specific and not used in general in reggae music (with exceptions off course).
To learn more about reggae on Piano you can have a look on my channel where I played high number of riddims on piano.
Again no disrespect I full appreciate your effort in this video and I'm sure it helps studiants to learn piano.
An Indian man will always add lovely flavors and spices😅 to anything
😇 That's what it's all about I guess! Glad you are having fun on the Piano! Keep it going and do stay tuned for lots more!
Good par t16:43
Thanks John!
I appreciate the effort but this is not reggae. Reggae is not just playing on the offbeat. Even boogie woogie, blues shuffle and rock n roll all do that. Reggae is very subtle and at the same time complex in its approach to rhythm, it isn’t as bland as this. I advise you to check out DM Kahn’s piano tutorial video, it’s called ‘REGGAE PIANO TECHNIQUES’. There’s a lot to unpack there and even that’s just scratching the surface.
Thanks for writing to us. Hope we can eventually do justice to the genre. Till then all we can do is to keep trying!
DM kahn's is a beast
I think this is excellent material. Don’t sit & watch this video- play along with it on your instruments. All of it. Count out loud AND feel the reggae rhythm /riddim. Lots of content, practical & theory. Kahn’s material is good- but different- built on 1 synthesized instrument playing the entire band. Like garage band.
This tutorial is for a keyboard player to play along with a band- other people & other instruments.
Simple is valuable. Not over-playing is important in this style.
I appreciate your dedication & enjoyment of music.
- a life long, full time music teacher, performer (vocals, piano, uke, hand percussions)
It's good.
However, the speed is too much to a beginner. I request you to make it in slow motion. thank you.
Noted. Can you also learn this Reggae lesson - ua-cam.com/video/wNglZz47YwU/v-deo.html. Perhaps I've explained it better
Very good instruction, but why so much talking. Just teach and leave the excessive talking for in person. Thank you.
Noted. Thanks for viewing the lesson
you gerat on piano God halp you
Thanks so much, Jastin😄
You loba bacat teuing
I disagree. This is the authentic RAGGAE KEYS ua-cam.com/video/NaS_H2b37fc/v-deo.html
This perhaps one of the many Reggae Rhythms around! Sorry to disappoint!
Choti si aasha
Oh yes! And you can learn here: ua-cam.com/video/FjZkc2SiAVM/v-deo.html
What an amazing experience.. thanks J for the leason
Thank you @jasonzac I really learnt a lot
Thanks for watching!
Amazing!!!
Thanks!!