FIRST TIME Hearing Playing God by POLYPHIA | Music Teacher Reaction and Analysis
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2023
- Music teacher first time reaction and analysis of Polyphia's Playing God.
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Tim Henson (the lead guitarist) posted a video on his channel of an uncut unplugged version so you can really focus on his finger work. He’s one of the most talented guitarists I’ve ever seen
Yeah especially the end of the show where the music video doesn’t really show the insane fret movement
Would love to see a reaction to that
Dude you really know your stuff and your ear is very amazing I’m impressed by not only your ear and attention to detail but your ability to hear multiple details at once , basically what I’m saying is you can tell you know your shit , glad to know there is people who can hear out there
Thank you 🙏
Couple notes on the drummer. A big reason he uses such intricate and original hi-hat patterns is that the main songwriter Tim, usually starts by creating a song on his computer and programs a drum groove which often times uses heavy Trap/Rap influences where they have a ton of different hi-hat work in the beats. Also it comes fairly natural to their drummer because he started in a drumline in school and so his knowledge and experience with rudiments is top-shelf 👌
That explains a lot. He is absolutely one of the best set players I've ever heard!
The thing you mentioned about orchestra players and violin/viola is interesting, as the guitarist with the black guitar (Tim) actually started out on classical violin and switched to guitar.
That explains a lot!
What’s great about these guys is they actually play what you hear. Those glitches you mentioned are genuinely performed, the amount of talent they have is absolutely absurd.
If you like their drummer Clay, you NEED to check out the video he did with Meinl cymbals playing their song O.D. It's insane and always worth a watch
great reaction! MORE polyphia pls!!
There is a live guitar playthrough and drum playthrough as well that you may enjoy!! All 4 of these guys are absolutely virtuoso players and composers as well!
First reaction i have seen of yours, polyphia are incredible, one of my fave bands and this is my fave song of theirs. Really enjoyed your reaction to this. Subbing for more 🖤
Thanks!
Great reaction young man! I only found this band about a year ago and I have been hooked ever since! Their old work is equally amazing...
Fun fact: Tim Henson, the composer and guitar player, the guy in the middle, he wrote that riff in a MIDI visualiser and had to find a way to play it with his fingers
This is awesome stuff!
Their drummer is Clay Aeschliman. Hes definitely my favorite member of the band! He has a drum playthrough of this song and several others that are all worth a watch.
I believe his background is drumline but he definitely does a lot of trap drumming in their songs.
there's a drum playthrough vid out there of Clay, and it's something to behold
Do more polyphia! They're so good
2:10 Tim has actually said that one of his processes for writing weird riffs like that is to feed a chord through Ableton's arpeggiator on random settings and then tab out the result.
It’s how it’s performed the glitch you here
It’s part of effects they track with the guitar leads
Cheers !
If you want to see them play something jazzy, listen to The Audacity by Polyphia
Since you like this, I dare to suggest you to react to Return To Forever - "Romantic Warrior". It contains some of the elements with this piece, being a jazz - latin - fusion group from the 1970's.
You need to listen to Tim's "my new signature guitar" version guitar only plugged in and/or his unplugged guitar only version even crazier than the music video
Ego Death ft Steve Vai gotta be next! Has a music video and everything. Polyphia is truly an anomaly
Great insight !
Please do a reaction to periphery lune live play through
Would love to hear your thought !!
Cheers
Anything from Polyphia should suit you but the newest album is definitely on another level. Great reaction
you were amazed i supposed... :D
Love your work man, can you do hopefully OPETH - Demon of the fall OR Katatonia - Chrome. More so on Chrome so I can hear input on the drum lines and how some of these sounds are made. There should be an option to donate to you to cover a song, like 50 bucks, to cover a song. Would love it. Keep it up, you are the onyl one that can give out great information that HAS THE KNOW of how it all comes together including the prowess behind layers and each indivudals "part" in how it all comes together, that I trust on here to do it right.
Thank you so much! I have a link in the video descriptions for donations via PayPal. Typically I will do a reaction for suggestions if the donation is 50 or more. Obviously never expected but always appreciated.
react next to LORNA SHORE TO THE HELL FIRE
This is band not single player like Marcin with acoustic guitar
But I like the music
It is highly recommended that you watch the one take playthrough by Tim Henson of this song. It's absurd
Please watch more of Polyphia!
Since you’re a jazz lover, you have to check out The Audacity by them next!
Do GOAT by Polyphia too :P
How dare you apologizing for the doggo!!!
🤣
I've been a guitarist for well over 35 years. Studied classical and jazz in college. When I see Polyphia play I'm absolutely amazed at the amazing talent and virtuosity of the musicians.
BUT... I'm also very bored and usually can't listen to an entire song. The most amazing talented player with lifeless emotionless music.
Fine if that's what you enjoy but it bores the hell out of me.
That "glitch in the matrix" part, there is a little bit of post-production, but it's mostly that Tim and Scott are just freaks of nature about playing in time together and they split that run.
Tim Henson and Scottie Le Page both have unplugged play-throughs if you wanna break it down. Tim does the whole song, Scottie does up until the break.
Also, the drummer, not jazz background, but drumline. The part that always impressed me most is the part before the drum-vamp actually. That groove with that melody is just too good. Incredible melodic drumming.
Lastly, back to your thoughts on "the glitch in the matrix", the way Tim, the composer, comes up with lots of this stuff, is by derping around in DAWs coming up with impossible to play things, then figuring out how to play them. So you're not too far off the money with that line of reasoning.