Yes, that's a presave link in the description, Beardyman's actually released this as a track. There's a load of more stuff, plus the final produced track, in a video over on his channel!
Hm......I beatbox, I used to be in high school Varsity Choir, and I know English and progressively less in 3 other languages. I think I can do this! xD :P
Me: spends 35 minutes drawing the automation curve of a high pass filter for an 8 bar phrase Beardyman: controls 10,000 FX and plays the launch pad simulateneously and live
@@Artaxo A plosive is a sound that's made by building pressure. T, D, P, B, K, and hard G are all plosive noises. Fricatives are like a danish meatball.
@@ashtar3876 or in this case, a P, followed by a F, or Pf. Say Pf. Now say it repeatedly in quick succession. It's a mini drum beat. Now try K (Not Kay, but Kuh - as in kicking k) Now do Pf K, Pf K. Basic beatbox beat in a few mins.
For real? I was wondering what was going on. I was thinking, "I've never seen Beardyman in the flesh, but I KNOW YOU." Talented brothers. I always enjoy Map Men 8)
As someone that knows many people that are hard of hearing and has an auditory processing disorder myself, the effort that you put into making this video as accessible as possible with the subtitles really impressed me! I've never seen another creator use them so effectively and it's set a new standard for me. Seriously, thank you so much it made the video 100x more enjoyable!
It's the standard in the UK for formatting subtitles -- because the EU/UK had Teletext (I believe Tom also has a video on that) instead of the crappy system of putting subtitles into invisible lines on the TV transmission, and Teletext supported 16 colors for text, you could make subtitles like this.
I can confirm this too, despite me not having any auditory processing disorder or anything of that nature, makes it easier to describe to my friends roughly what was occurring in the video.
As a music producer this guy blows my mind, his ear for rhythm where you usually wouldn't find any is insane. His use of on the fly fx are insane, what a lad.
I know, right?? I kind of understand what he's doing but this would take years of practice, building up and buying equipment and plugins. I would not have the patience (or money) for that, let alone the talent this guy has!
As a musician with a little more than a basic level of musical knowledge, I could appreciate and understand the fundamental stuff. But only just enough to keep up with the development of the track. I haven't actually played anything in a few years, I just have the knowledge that I learned from that time.
As a person with a bad ear and no music experience at all this is magic, just simple magic. I don’t remember who said it but there is a quote “sufficiently advanced technology will be like magic” or something and now I understand what that means. Beardyman just touches some buttons and suddenly there is rhythm and harmony, it’s mind boggling.
Tom Scott getting utterly gobsmacked for 20 minutes as Beardyman knocks a track seemingly out of thin air in real time. Seriously, dude works crazy fast.
@@CricketEngland Oh you're serious. Well in that case there are still a plethora of bands out there who make music in classic styles. It's just a matter of looking around on Soundcloud and Bandcamp for a while.
Beardyman is playing his "4-screened-instrument" so well, so intuitively, that his swift inputs and motions kept me thinking something was speed up and fast forwarded. Just awesome! I also really appreciate the bonus descriptions explanations of what's going on in the subtitles :].
The subtitles were thrilling! As a VERY amateur linguistic enthusiast and complete newbie to modern musical performance, I loved everything from the IPA for Tom's vocalizations to the artistic depictions of Beardyman's furious button mashing.
Beardyman, explaining: When you turn up the "zap" thing, it's turning up this thing... Tom, confused: Those are some words I vaugely recognize. Beardyman, simplifying: It's like a tempo-synchronized low-frequencey oscillator which is sweeping a resonate filter... That's what that's doing.
Tom Scott bringing linguistics nerdiness to heavily-produced music. This is brilliant. Please get a hard punk or death metal band to collab with you. You'd be great.
Do turn on subtitles on this, even if you are a native or fluent speaker. Tom has generally really well done subtitles, but here there is a high amount of additional interesting information packed into them.
I hope one of the goals of this channel becomes "produce a Tom Scott Album." It would be great to just see a 12 track of 12 different musical collabs and genres, with a cover art that he designed with the help of either a visual or digital artist.
Tempo synchronised low frequency oscillator performing a band pass filter sweep is some proper jargon - genuinely meaningful but completely impenetrable to a newbie
It's so easy to become dazzled by the tech and how comfortably Beardyman uses it, but what's really striking as well is how good a keyboard player he is!! He's a superb musician!
love this, because as a linguist, tom going "i'll just do the ipa vowel chart" is extremly relatable. what is the POINT of learning the primary cardinal vowels if not being able to just whip them out at literally any random time
Can we just appreciate the captions filled with incredibly technical and convincing descriptions of what's going on that make absolutely no sense to me at all but I also completely believe what they tell me is 100% accurate? Impeccable job!
As someone with knowledge of both linguistics and music production, it's impressively accurate and I have great respect for all the work that's gone into this!
It's amazing to watch him play those control screens as an entire instrument. Anyone who says electronic music takes no skill is talking out of their arse.
i've never seen tom so bewildered and confused and confounded in my life. regardless of all the crazy plane flying, centrifuges, volcanoes and all, it took THIS to break his brain.
It helps that Tom is fully willing to believe the world is magical, but unwilling to believe that his own voice could be. I'm sure many of us can relate to that.
As a person with a bad ear and no music experience at all this is magic, just simple magic. I don’t remember who said it but there is a quote “sufficiently advanced technology will be like magic” or something and now I understand what that means. Beardyman just touches some buttons and suddenly there is rhythm and harmony, it’s mind boggling.
Abe Lincoln, John Glenn, Dalai Lama, Albert Einstein, Robert Heinlein, Carl Sagan, JS Bach, Don Henley, Harry Krishna, Ram Dass, MLKjr, QE II, FDR, Adyashanti, The Pope, Fred Flintstone? Those are my guesses for who said it
Science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke: "Sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Such technology is known as Clarkian technology.
The true magic is the artist's understanding of music and rhythm and being able to use technology to make it into a song, but there's a lot of factors that makes the artist that unique that makes music just art.
Tom is like a very much internet person, his videos and many references in them are much internet oriented. So as a child of the internet much like many of us its fitting that Beardyman (coincidentally or intentionally) chose Hyperpop for Tom.
Because he's doing things he's not used to doing. Just because you're used to performing in one way, doesn't mean you're used to performing in other ways.
Toms normal videos are heavily scripted and shot a dozen times, but these plus videos are very close to live with very little script control. Not being in control of the action is what usually seems to throw Tom off.
it makes it so much more raw and real and I love that part. properly edited videos without any hiccups tend to feel so clinical and unreal. these are natural and give me that "hey, _I_ could do that too" kind of inspiration.
You can really see this guy loves music for what it really is, and isn’t caught up in today loop of fame, money, and open to Toms taste. Just making good music and having a gaff. Excellent.
I was surprised when they both instantly agreed that "keep me in your shade" was somehow negative. That betrays your sun starved credentials as British people, shade is a lovely thing where I grew up in the tropics. We would tossle for the shady spots when I was in school.
It's got nothing to do with weather, it's because of the slang meaning of "shade". Shade is defined by Urban Dictionary as 'acting in a casual or disrespectful manner towards someone/dissing a friend'.
Beginning 9 minutes: okay cool beatboxing, nice nice. After Tom does the vowels: I have ascended my mortal constraints and now live in a metaphysical aether.
Is that Beardyman, a British multivocalist, musician and comedian from London renowned for his beatboxing skills and use of live looping? I simply can’t believe it.
@@Lilly-Gorney Their biggest resemblance is their voice, imho. They also both have perfect pitch and are gifted as hell with anything relating to music
A magician with fast moving fingers weaving music and music into the tapestry of beats And huge applause for Tom really trying out things outside his comfort zone, and overcoming shyness, embarrassment and awkward feelings to do something totally different from his usual
Lyrics: Let me in your shelter I got a message but couldn't tell her The words do sound better in your shade Crossing the wires In a broken world full of liars Desires do sound better in your shade Shelter me from the rain Keep me in your shade ...From the rain Keep me in your shade Lost connections Across the decaying orbits of time Transmissions sound better in your shade Feedback, imperfections You're the existence I've been looking for I sound better in your shade [Shelter me from the rain Keep me in your shade] Shelter me from the rain Keep me in your shade [Shelter me from the rain Keep me in your shade] Shelter me from the rain Keep me in your shade Shelter me... _Solo_ Shelter me from the rain Keep me in your shade [3x] _Solo_
Even though they were just making up random lyrics from the back of other lyrics, I feel like it actually does somehow make sense. It feels like it’s about finding someone that lets you speak your mind freely after being alienated by the world for so long
love how you get 19:19 - ambient liquid dnb break 19:33 - melodic chord chops that scream HYPERPOPPP that was a neat transition in the video editing there too :o also i'd say the tempo of 158 saves the hyperpop vibe, compared to dnb which is (usually) a tad bit higher
Beardyman is a creative (and musical) genius. It is amazing to see him work here on UA-cam, and I can't imagine the amount of awe I would feel from seeing him do his magic in person. From your reaction, I'm sure that you understand what I mean. Just wonderful!
Two things strike me about this video. Firstly, It's made me appreciate the immense amount of effort and time that goes into crafting a piece like this, and I am humbled by it. Secondly, I was always confused on Star Trek how their data pads and computer interfaces supposedly had buttons indicating fragments of algorithms that would then be programmed together in real time to get the effects that the characters wanted. That never made sense to me, but really, that's essentially what is happening here right now.
4:50 - 5:10 this moment. Those twenty damn seconds right there. It is one of the most important and powerful moments that you can give a newcomer musician. I've had so many of these moments and given quite a few of these moments from hearing and creating music on the spot myself. Tom portrays all of us embracing the "impossibly unbelievable" moments right here. More precisely 5:03 - 5:08, that was definitely where Tom was the MOST blown away the entire video
The vocal prompt Beardyman was looking for is probably "talk like you're trying to record on a coastal cliff with a lot of wind." I would LOVE if you could have the ability to work with Beardyman again. I want a remix using your iconic Tom Scott™voice.
I love this channel cause the contrast between Tom and his co-hosts is always unique every episode. It's crazy how such different people from such different fields can come together because of a shared platform (youtube) and the shared desire to try something new.
I feel like I shouldn't be surprised at how much of a relationship there is between vocal performance and linguistics, but I'm delighted at how much Tom Scott's linguistics background is informing this.
Been a Beardyman fan for over a decade, and then Tom Scott comes in and does his amazing thing while they're talking about hyperpop! I feel like this video was custom made for me!
i didnt think about how toms linguistic background would come into play with knowing what vocal sounds are what, but in hindsight it totally makes sense
Can I just say I'm absolutely loving TS+ as a concept and in execution, it's really great to see someone who really knows how to highlight just how skilled the "guest" is as well as genuinely engaging with their skill as someone who isn't super familiar with it
Gahh! I'm so glad I stumbled across this video......to be reminded that Beardyman exists. Back in 2015 or so I was OBSESSED with his music. His improvisational talents are insane. He's immensely talented and creative. I need to get back into his stuff.....
The look on Toms face is so telling whenever you experience someone so good at what they do, that you don't fully understand what they are doing, but the result is amazing 😀
How....does one's brain fly a mile a minute like this. Beardyman seems on a whole other dimension of existence in general and I love it. I know someone like this who hasn't found a strong calling yet that I know of, and I'm definitely going to lean them towards producing if so! ;D ;P
I watch this and realise that, as someone who has had synths for 30 years, the sentence ‘it’s a tempo synced low frequency oscillator sweeping a resonant low pass filter" means a lot to me, but very little to most other people in the world.
@@rvbxn04 Filter - electronic circuit that allows sound shaping by only allowing certain frequencies to pass through. All EQs are filters. Low pass filter - a type of filter, very common in synthesisers, that only allows the low frequencies to pass through, cutting off the higher frequencies Resonance - applying a boost in the signal at the frequency above which the frequencies cannot pass, known as the 'cut off frequency’, leading to the creation of new and interesting harmonics in the sound. Resonant filter - a type of filter that allows individual control of both the cut off frequency and the resonance, allowing you to move the cut off frequency around change the amount of resonance you add to the sound. Filter sweep - the manual or automated movement of the cut off frequency from low to high or high to low. Think the sound of a wah wah pedal.
I was lucky enough to see his "one album per hour" tour twice and it really is quite amazing to be in the room with a whole bunch of people just enjoying the HECK out of music that never existed before, being created from nothing, right in front of the crowd. It might be the closest thing I've ever experienced to "plugging the performer's brain directly in to the audience's brains".
These captions are incredible, it really adds so much to the video the separate colours for you both is something i've never seen before and didn't even know was possible on youtube captions awesome video, watching Beardyman do his work makes everyone speechless, not just you Scott!!
Yes, that's a presave link in the description, Beardyman's actually released this as a track. There's a load of more stuff, plus the final produced track, in a video over on his channel!
Cool
Sick drop for my spotify
Aaaand just like that, it's on my running playlist! You wanted a banger and you made one! :D
But we want "We flew a kite in public place.....🎼🎶".
Let's make this Christmas number 1!
Oh my god! Just discovered beardyman from this video! He’s awesome!
...and if you gaze into the beardyman, the beardyman gazes also into you
Wait a second....
Usually you pay someone to post this with their accounts, but i like your style.
The real beardyman was not in this video, not nearly enough curse words for it to be him
hi Jay!
Beardyman: "Give me like a plossive with a fricative"
Tom: "I've been training my whole life for this moment"
Tom: "Aveolar or bilabial?"
@@IdkJustCookingDude linguolabial
@@tristansoendergaard7867 @dieyoung these are not real words I don't care what wikipedia says
"i will never use cos in real life"
No better person than a linguist to ask these to!
I'm living for Tom silently losing his mind in the background as Beardyman just does his thing.
yup
That was vital.
His reaction to every noise is priceless.
@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 I can see a Surge of synthesis puns coming from this.
In fairness, his thing, as observed taking place live, would seem to be little shy of sorcery.
I like the fact he’s called beardyman and is completely clean shaved.
He's also Jay Foreman's brother. Get your head around that.
@@vacuumssuck26 Are you serious?🤯🤯
I mean, with such a gigachad chin, it would be a waste to hide it under a beard
@@vacuumssuck26 oh really hm
Oh, that explains a lot
They've let a linguist in the same room as a musician, and it is exactly as nerdy as I would've expected
I love ittttttt
Hm......I beatbox, I used to be in high school Varsity Choir, and I know English and progressively less in 3 other languages.
I think I can do this! xD :P
@@handlemonium Now just learn to produce and sound design
Tom Scott is a linguist?
@@DwAboutItManFr Indeed he is! Not by trade, necessarily (though he does have a series on the subject), but at least by training.
hyperpop and tom scott are two words i thought i'd never see together
three words
"hyper-scott"
Just seeing the video title absolutely FLOORED me
didn't expect to hear "pc music" in a tom scott vid
I think that is the whole purpose of this channel. And I love it.
HYPERPOP TOM SCOTT CAN'T HURT YOU
Howdy-Hey!
MC HYPERSCOTT CAN'T HURT YOU!
howdy hey, hipyo
Surprising appearance
Making Tom Scott a custom keyboard?
"Quantum entanglement"
"A bridge in Leeds"
it seems beardyman's patreon supporters know tom well
He's not a physicist, though
I absolutely love those two suggestions together and now I desperately need a hyperpop song about them
"The bridge that doesn't want to be a bridge" would've been even more classic Tom Scott. xD
"I'm on a bridge in Leeds, quantum entangled with a gazebo"
@@HappyBeezerStudios Sounds like a romcom I'd watch.
For a total of 20 minutes Hyperscott was a person, a star, an idol
How will I continue now, without Hyperscotts gazebo
Feedback, imperfections.... 🎶
I love how Tom was initially confused but eventually got into the whole "just pile stuff in there because whatever" attitude
Me: spends 35 minutes drawing the automation curve of a high pass filter for an 8 bar phrase
Beardyman: controls 10,000 FX and plays the launch pad simulateneously and live
lmao thisthisTHIS
Literally
The pain. While people just buy premade rise effects and call it music. Ugh.
LITERALLY
Good lawd… speaking truth haha… I just got the push 2 w/the full Live suite and this is super inspiring for sure!
"A plosive with a fricative, sir"
I did not know this was going to be about turning linguistics into music but I'm here for it.
I don't understand a thing but I'm also here for it.
@@Artaxo A plosive is a sound that's made by building pressure. T, D, P, B, K, and hard G are all plosive noises. Fricatives are like a danish meatball.
@@Artaxo plosive is like a p, mini explosion. Fricative is like a v, something vibrating.
@@ashtar3876 or in this case, a P, followed by a F, or Pf. Say Pf. Now say it repeatedly in quick succession. It's a mini drum beat. Now try K (Not Kay, but Kuh - as in kicking k) Now do Pf K, Pf K. Basic beatbox beat in a few mins.
If anyone's wondering why beardyman looks kind of familar, he's actually jay foreman's brother.
For real? I was wondering what was going on. I was thinking, "I've never seen Beardyman in the flesh, but I KNOW YOU."
Talented brothers. I always enjoy Map Men 8)
Say whaaaaaaaaaaaa
They sound similar too!
came here to say that!
And they have the same ability to make deep knowledge accessible through goofy absurdity
As someone that knows many people that are hard of hearing and has an auditory processing disorder myself, the effort that you put into making this video as accessible as possible with the subtitles really impressed me! I've never seen another creator use them so effectively and it's set a new standard for me. Seriously, thank you so much it made the video 100x more enjoyable!
It's the standard in the UK for formatting subtitles -- because the EU/UK had Teletext (I believe Tom also has a video on that) instead of the crappy system of putting subtitles into invisible lines on the TV transmission, and Teletext supported 16 colors for text, you could make subtitles like this.
"Oh, look at me I bought a Lamborghini- buy some damn subtitles!"
I can confirm this too, despite me not having any auditory processing disorder or anything of that nature, makes it easier to describe to my friends roughly what was occurring in the video.
@@thebaker8637 How is TV broadcasting standard relevant to UA-cam?
@@jacquelineliu2641 very. UK laws apply to UA-cam too. For example you cannot do a promotion without stating it or you will be done by the government.
This is gold.
It made me let go of my papers!
I dropped my papers hearing this.
My papers are shivering right now
My papers are on the floor 🥶
what a time to be alive!
As a music producer this guy blows my mind, his ear for rhythm where you usually wouldn't find any is insane. His use of on the fly fx are insane, what a lad.
I know, right?? I kind of understand what he's doing but this would take years of practice, building up and buying equipment and plugins. I would not have the patience (or money) for that, let alone the talent this guy has!
As a musician with a little more than a basic level of musical knowledge, I could appreciate and understand the fundamental stuff. But only just enough to keep up with the development of the track. I haven't actually played anything in a few years, I just have the knowledge that I learned from that time.
As a person with a bad ear and no music experience at all this is magic, just simple magic. I don’t remember who said it but there is a quote “sufficiently advanced technology will be like magic” or something and now I understand what that means. Beardyman just touches some buttons and suddenly there is rhythm and harmony, it’s mind boggling.
You might wanna look into Beatbox Looping if you find this cool!
@@elif6908 Arthur C Clarke: sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic
Tom Scott getting utterly gobsmacked for 20 minutes as Beardyman knocks a track seemingly out of thin air in real time. Seriously, dude works crazy fast.
The crazy thing is that normally Beardyman does work in real time, this is actually slow for him.
God isn’t modern music crap these days give me the days of the 60’s and 70’s the best years for music
@@CricketEngland 5/10 bait
@@CockatooDude ?
@@CricketEngland Oh you're serious. Well in that case there are still a plethora of bands out there who make music in classic styles. It's just a matter of looking around on Soundcloud and Bandcamp for a while.
So this is what a 21st century wizard looks like. And he's exactly on time.
@242turbo maybe learning to ride a bike.
I'd say he's more in time
Bard extraordinaria
and precisely on schedule
Well a wizard is never late...
Beardyman is playing his "4-screened-instrument" so well, so intuitively, that his swift inputs and motions kept me thinking something was speed up and fast forwarded.
Just awesome!
I also really appreciate the bonus descriptions explanations of what's going on in the subtitles :].
That "4screened-instrument" is called "Beardytron"
The subtitles were thrilling! As a VERY amateur linguistic enthusiast and complete newbie to modern musical performance, I loved everything from the IPA for Tom's vocalizations to the artistic depictions of Beardyman's furious button mashing.
Beardyman, explaining: When you turn up the "zap" thing, it's turning up this thing...
Tom, confused: Those are some words I vaugely recognize.
Beardyman, simplifying: It's like a tempo-synchronized low-frequencey oscillator which is sweeping a resonate filter... That's what that's doing.
I know what these words mean but hearing them so quickly one after another still made my head spin.
For the people who aren't music-savvy: it means that it's a note that slowly moves up and down along the beat, with some feedback on each end.
"In English, please?"
@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 noise go wawawawa very fast through filter :)
I've never seen Tom's composure drop as much as it did in the intro to this.
You haven't seen him vaping...
@@lassehauerwaas3078 There is aahaah... uhh...uhhh......uhhhhhh....uhhhh....unnhhh......
It was funny watching him choke on that vape.
It kinda reminds me of outtakes of the park bench videos
You clearly have not seen Technical Difficulties old videos from 2010
Or citation needed
Try them very nice
@@JSR108 ahhh yes Tom “I’m going to strike out Gary” Scott
Can we please get TomPop as genre, where people use samples of Tom's voice from different videos to make music :3
we’re just inventing ytpmvs again
They should release an instrumental version that's just pure silence for a solid 3 minutes.
i love you
2010: Throwing drum kit off cliff
2022: I AM THE DRUM KIT
Does that mean the next video is Tom throwing himself off a cliff? (abseiling or base jumping)
@@chrisanderson8889 no, a drumset is throwing a cliff off of tom
That's some cool character arc.
@@lonesome3958 that’s like 3 cuils away from the original video.
Tom Scott bringing linguistics nerdiness to heavily-produced music. This is brilliant.
Please get a hard punk or death metal band to collab with you. You'd be great.
"Tom Scott learns to do death growls" would be awesome.
omg yes i need to see that :D
U should suggest that on the Tom Scott Website. Would love to see that
omg, yes!!!
@@00wolfer00 Growling about Ragnarök and the white cube at the end of the world.
Do turn on subtitles on this, even if you are a native or fluent speaker. Tom has generally really well done subtitles, but here there is a high amount of additional interesting information packed into them.
Thanks so much for the suggestion! It was highly entertaining and interesting.
I'm mostly intrigued by the fact that youtube has the option of coloured subtitles? I have *never* seen those before-
For example... *_(snort)_*
@@montrovy Tom Scott's videos' subtitles are the golden standard on UA-cam and I've seen no other videos with up to par level subtitles
Thanks so much! Great rec
‘Your singing voice is No Doubt Sublime” I don’t know if this was intended, but I would love it to be.
I'm a massive fan of these subtitles, I don't know if that level of detail is standard for you but it really was helpful and interesting
It isn't, but it really should be.
It is now!
I hope one of the goals of this channel becomes "produce a Tom Scott Album." It would be great to just see a 12 track of 12 different musical collabs and genres, with a cover art that he designed with the help of either a visual or digital artist.
I really hope it includes a remix of We Flew a Kite in a Public Place
Eliminate should definitely participate
@@CJMAXiK Tom Tearout album wen
YES
@Lainey Larsen It should include "If Educational Videos Were Filmed Like Music Videos"
Tempo synchronised low frequency oscillator performing a band pass filter sweep is some proper jargon - genuinely meaningful but completely impenetrable to a newbie
and on the other hand meaningful insight about a nice trick I'm sure to forget when I need it...
The techno babel jargon was the part that made sense for me. Much better than a linear sine sweep.
Brooooo. That’s what lfo stands for?
I mean. So that’s what LFO stands for. Cuz, that’s what an LFO is. I just never thought about it being the short form for something.
Or I did. But, was too lazy to google it.
I love how his linguistic skills actually helped him make a pop song. Would've never expected those two fields to help one another like that.
"I can do that! That's a standard sweep through IPA vowel chart. I can do that." "♪Absolutely♪"
Tbf most drum sounds can be described in lingustic terms. Beatboxing is like linguistics in practice without having to know linguistics
lyrical meter is also a linguistic thing, although it's not as universally applicable
It's so easy to become dazzled by the tech and how comfortably Beardyman uses it, but what's really striking as well is how good a keyboard player he is!! He's a superb musician!
love this, because as a linguist, tom going "i'll just do the ipa vowel chart" is extremly relatable. what is the POINT of learning the primary cardinal vowels if not being able to just whip them out at literally any random time
"That is very weird and uncomfortable, but we'll go with it." has basically become the mantra of this channel. With amazing effect.
Hats off to the person that made these subtitles,the color coding is a fantastic touch.
i didn't even know that was possible!!!!!
"Adds low harmonic"
"Plays hi-hat beat"
Theyre always so good and descriptive
Can we just appreciate the captions filled with incredibly technical and convincing descriptions of what's going on that make absolutely no sense to me at all but I also completely believe what they tell me is 100% accurate? Impeccable job!
Well now I'm rewatching this with captions on!
It's telling me there are no captions right now. Weird.
As someone with knowledge of both linguistics and music production, it's impressively accurate and I have great respect for all the work that's gone into this!
I can confirm that the captions are accurate
It's amazing to watch him play those control screens as an entire instrument. Anyone who says electronic music takes no skill is talking out of their arse.
The way Tom gets simple joy out of this whole experience is the best thing about this video.
i've never seen tom so bewildered and confused and confounded in my life. regardless of all the crazy plane flying, centrifuges, volcanoes and all, it took THIS to break his brain.
The science stuff you can figure out how it works. This is just wizardry that has no other logical explanation.
It helps that Tom is fully willing to believe the world is magical, but unwilling to believe that his own voice could be. I'm sure many of us can relate to that.
Science is exact knowledge, this, this is creativity. Enough to break his brain and my
I need to find myself a hobby that would make me as pumped as Beardyman seems to be in this video.
give beatboxing a try. you never know it might become your thing the same as it became mine after i saw beardy
Beatboxing became my thing! It could be yours too!
As a person with a bad ear and no music experience at all this is magic, just simple magic. I don’t remember who said it but there is a quote “sufficiently advanced technology will be like magic” or something and now I understand what that means. Beardyman just touches some buttons and suddenly there is rhythm and harmony, it’s mind boggling.
Abe Lincoln, John Glenn, Dalai Lama, Albert Einstein, Robert Heinlein, Carl Sagan, JS Bach, Don Henley, Harry Krishna, Ram Dass, MLKjr, QE II, FDR, Adyashanti, The Pope, Fred Flintstone? Those are my guesses for who said it
Science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke: "Sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Such technology is known as Clarkian technology.
The true magic is the artist's understanding of music and rhythm and being able to use technology to make it into a song, but there's a lot of factors that makes the artist that unique that makes music just art.
@@41-Haiku beat me to it
@@2miligrams factor in that beardyman created the system he's using here himself, pure genius
I love watching Tom just stand there desperately trying to not laugh or make supportive noises.
I love how they can just dish out instructions using linguistic terminology and they got a common understanding in that. Amazing overlap of crafts!
Tom is like a very much internet person, his videos and many references in them are much internet oriented. So as a child of the internet much like many of us its fitting that Beardyman (coincidentally or intentionally) chose Hyperpop for Tom.
If you watch the video on Beardyman’s channel Tom actually knows Hyperpop
Son of the internet
@@Giurigi123 But also father of the internet
One of if not my favorite beatboxer, loop station artist growing up. So stoked this popped up in my feed! Thanks Tom
TOAST HI
Omg its freaking toast
Tom scott for bbu23 ? xD
Just getting my boss loop station to work well needs a masters degree.
Tom Scott is gonna win ebbc someday, eventually gbb
For a guy who is perpetually on air, Tom is quite self-conscious in these Plus videos. Nevertheless love this one
Because he's doing things he's not used to doing. Just because you're used to performing in one way, doesn't mean you're used to performing in other ways.
Toms normal videos are heavily scripted and shot a dozen times, but these plus videos are very close to live with very little script control. Not being in control of the action is what usually seems to throw Tom off.
it makes it so much more raw and real and I love that part. properly edited videos without any hiccups tend to feel so clinical and unreal. these are natural and give me that "hey, _I_ could do that too" kind of inspiration.
8:09 I love the gentle slide of the hand into the pocket 😄
I love their energy. It's so refreshing. "It makes no sense, I love it"
Tom Scott, the Linguist, Developer, Informer, Educator, Entertainer, Show Host, Actor, and now... Musician!
Tom Scott: musical instrument
You be forgetting Ol Captn Tom the Pirate, matey! yarrr.....
Addendum: Musical Instrument, Pilot (blind or otherwise), Pirate Captain, and Politician (on a technicality).
Parkour runner as well nowadays. :P
Coffee lover
You can really see this guy loves music for what it really is, and isn’t caught up in today loop of fame, money, and open to Toms taste. Just making good music and having a gaff. Excellent.
I was surprised when they both instantly agreed that "keep me in your shade" was somehow negative. That betrays your sun starved credentials as British people, shade is a lovely thing where I grew up in the tropics. We would tossle for the shady spots when I was in school.
made me think about throwing shade tbh
It's got nothing to do with weather, it's because of the slang meaning of "shade".
Shade is defined by Urban Dictionary as 'acting in a casual or disrespectful manner towards someone/dissing a friend'.
Casting an overbearing shadow. One cannot shine in the limelight if they are obscured.
That was unbelievable 😍🙌✨👌🏼
This is someone that REALLY knows exactly what they are doing.
Beginning 9 minutes: okay cool beatboxing, nice nice.
After Tom does the vowels: I have ascended my mortal constraints and now live in a metaphysical aether.
Is that Beardyman, a British multivocalist, musician and comedian from London renowned for his beatboxing skills and use of live looping? I simply can’t believe it.
Also renowned for being Jay Foreman's brother!
@@edderiofer OMG WHAAAAAAAT?!
@@edderiofer You know, I can actually really see that now that you've mentioned it. There's a definite resemblance.
@@Lilly-Gorney Their biggest resemblance is their voice, imho. They also both have perfect pitch and are gifted as hell with anything relating to music
I was wondering if they were related
A magician with fast moving fingers weaving music and music into the tapestry of beats
And huge applause for Tom really trying out things outside his comfort zone, and overcoming shyness, embarrassment and awkward feelings to do something totally different from his usual
Tom has this incredible ability to show us people in their flow state in such a natural way
So... I really enjoy watching his hands move so fluently on his equipment. He's mesmerizing.
Lyrics:
Let me in your shelter
I got a message but couldn't tell her
The words do sound better in your shade
Crossing the wires
In a broken world full of liars
Desires do sound better in your shade
Shelter me from the rain
Keep me in your shade
...From the rain
Keep me in your shade
Lost connections
Across the decaying orbits of time
Transmissions sound better in your shade
Feedback, imperfections
You're the existence I've been looking for
I sound better in your shade
[Shelter me from the rain
Keep me in your shade]
Shelter me from the rain
Keep me in your shade
[Shelter me from the rain
Keep me in your shade]
Shelter me from the rain
Keep me in your shade
Shelter me...
_Solo_
Shelter me from the rain
Keep me in your shade [3x]
_Solo_
A+ yes, thank you for the lyrics!
This sounds like a hymnal for a new religion
@@Dong_Harvey It really does, right?
I love how it makes no sense at all.
Even though they were just making up random lyrics from the back of other lyrics, I feel like it actually does somehow make sense. It feels like it’s about finding someone that lets you speak your mind freely after being alienated by the world for so long
4:24 Watching Tom giggle in the background as Beardyman does his thing is wonderful.
Ended up sounding more like liquid drum and bass than hyperpop but that doesn't matter at all. Fascinating video!!!
It's not a true beardyman set unless it drifts towards dnb :D
love how you get
19:19 - ambient liquid dnb break
19:33 - melodic chord chops that scream HYPERPOPPP
that was a neat transition in the video editing there too :o
also i'd say the tempo of 158 saves the hyperpop vibe, compared to dnb which is (usually) a tad bit higher
I don't know what those words mean but I'm inclined to agree with you.
8:10 I love how his hand just defaulted into his pocket
Beardyman is a creative (and musical) genius. It is amazing to see him work here on UA-cam, and I can't imagine the amount of awe I would feel from seeing him do his magic in person. From your reaction, I'm sure that you understand what I mean. Just wonderful!
Two things strike me about this video. Firstly, It's made me appreciate the immense amount of effort and time that goes into crafting a piece like this, and I am humbled by it. Secondly, I was always confused on Star Trek how their data pads and computer interfaces supposedly had buttons indicating fragments of algorithms that would then be programmed together in real time to get the effects that the characters wanted. That never made sense to me, but really, that's essentially what is happening here right now.
If I'm not mistaken, the synths of the time were a big influencer on that datapad design
@@dennydravis8758 iirc in lots of lower budget space movies and tv shows, they actually used this one drum machine for lots of spaceships
Tom's linguistic expertise is coming in real handy here..and he's right, this is MAGIC.
Never in my life did I think I’d see “hyperpop” or “Beardyman” in the title of a Tom Scott video
4:50 - 5:10 this moment. Those twenty damn seconds right there. It is one of the most important and powerful moments that you can give a newcomer musician. I've had so many of these moments and given quite a few of these moments from hearing and creating music on the spot myself. Tom portrays all of us embracing the "impossibly unbelievable" moments right here. More precisely 5:03 - 5:08, that was definitely where Tom was the MOST blown away the entire video
The vocal prompt Beardyman was looking for is probably "talk like you're trying to record on a coastal cliff with a lot of wind." I would LOVE if you could have the ability to work with Beardyman again. I want a remix using your iconic Tom Scott™voice.
Beardyman did an incredible job! I’ve never seen Tom as amazed by anything like that. Also, are linguists becoming hyperpop artists?
I feel like linguistics is a great way to approach the types of sounds produced for this
Given how there are actually lyrics written completely in IPA for professional singing purposes... well.
Beardyman is honestly one of the most talented musicians alive. What an honour to watch this - thank you!
Go see him live if you can, it's truly amazing to watch him compose in front of you!
@@vailpcs4040 No doubt. Definitely hope I will be in town when he's in my city!
I now want Harry Mack X Beardyman
I don't know who he is, and it's not really my thing, but both his skill and the fact he genuinely seems like a nice guy means I immediately like him.
That's become a theme of this channel.
He's actually jay foreman's brother
Witnessing the joy of creating something really puts a smile on my face
Just realised Beardyman and Jay have the exact same laugh, which is an undoubtedly great quality to share.
It runs in the family.
15:52 uncanny!
Tom Scott a hyperpop queen
I love this channel cause the contrast between Tom and his co-hosts is always unique every episode. It's crazy how such different people from such different fields can come together because of a shared platform (youtube) and the shared desire to try something new.
I feel like I shouldn't be surprised at how much of a relationship there is between vocal performance and linguistics, but I'm delighted at how much Tom Scott's linguistics background is informing this.
2:05 a note took me a thousand universes away
Been a Beardyman fan for over a decade, and then Tom Scott comes in and does his amazing thing while they're talking about hyperpop! I feel like this video was custom made for me!
i didnt think about how toms linguistic background would come into play with knowing what vocal sounds are what, but in hindsight it totally makes sense
Imagine what it's like to just sing and then suddenly you're in a Sonic the Hedgehog soundtrack
Can I just say I'm absolutely loving TS+ as a concept and in execution, it's really great to see someone who really knows how to highlight just how skilled the "guest" is as well as genuinely engaging with their skill as someone who isn't super familiar with it
Gahh!
I'm so glad I stumbled across this video......to be reminded that Beardyman exists.
Back in 2015 or so I was OBSESSED with his music. His improvisational talents are insane. He's immensely talented and creative. I need to get back into his stuff.....
Exactly what I was thinking
The look on Toms face is so telling whenever you experience someone so good at what they do, that you don't fully understand what they are doing, but the result is amazing 😀
The subtitles on this are *amazing*. I didn't think they'd be necessary on a video about music but they really help!
The muscle memory exhibited was exquisite. The singing, hilarious! 🤣
Dammit. Now I can alreday see myself having the "shelter me from the rain" stuck in my head at my next shower.
I mean... during a shower, you DON'T want to be sheltered from the "rain" right? 😀
I am always impressed by the subtitles of these videos. To whomever is doing these, I commend you for the hard work you're doing. Thank you!
Not really my style of music, but this is incredible! Watching an artist at work like this is always utterly fascinating!
How....does one's brain fly a mile a minute like this. Beardyman seems on a whole other dimension of existence in general and I love it. I know someone like this who hasn't found a strong calling yet that I know of, and I'm definitely going to lean them towards producing if so! ;D ;P
I watch this and realise that, as someone who has had synths for 30 years, the sentence ‘it’s a tempo synced low frequency oscillator sweeping a resonant low pass filter" means a lot to me, but very little to most other people in the world.
Reminds me of that old Retro Encabulator video.
What does he mean by sweeping a resonant low pass filter?
@@rvbxn04
Filter - electronic circuit that allows sound shaping by only allowing certain frequencies to pass through. All EQs are filters.
Low pass filter - a type of filter, very common in synthesisers, that only allows the low frequencies to pass through, cutting off the higher frequencies
Resonance - applying a boost in the signal at the frequency above which the frequencies cannot pass, known as the 'cut off frequency’, leading to the creation of new and interesting harmonics in the sound.
Resonant filter - a type of filter that allows individual control of both the cut off frequency and the resonance, allowing you to move the cut off frequency around change the amount of resonance you add to the sound.
Filter sweep - the manual or automated movement of the cut off frequency from low to high or high to low. Think the sound of a wah wah pedal.
@@danpreston564 ayy thank you for the Explantation
Loving how Tom’s linguistics knowledge means he and Beardyman are instantly speaking the same language.
As someone who doesn’t often listen to genres like this, I can’t believe he was able to make me enjoy it for 20 minutes (and 39 seconds) straight
Listen to some Charlie xcx your missing out fr
A good starting song is it gets lonely by kmoe
@@bartsimpson274didn’t know Bart was so based
The subtitles on your recent videos are the best of all UA-cam I think. THEY EVEN GIVE EXPLANATIONS TO WHAT IS HAPPENING
Beardyman is an amazing artist. Been following his career for what feels like well over ten years now. What an awesome opportunity to work with him!
Consider joining his Patreon!
Tom's dedication to subtitles is amazing and greatly appreciated!!!
I've heard Beardyman on the radio before, it's fascinating actually seeing him work.
I was lucky enough to see his "one album per hour" tour twice and it really is quite amazing to be in the room with a whole bunch of people just enjoying the HECK out of music that never existed before, being created from nothing, right in front of the crowd. It might be the closest thing I've ever experienced to "plugging the performer's brain directly in to the audience's brains".
There are a few videos, one has him with the orchestra at the proms.
This is one of the most fun and energetic videos I've watched so far this year, feel like we need more of this duo!
These captions are incredible, it really adds so much to the video
the separate colours for you both is something i've never seen before and didn't even know was possible on youtube captions
awesome video, watching Beardyman do his work makes everyone speechless, not just you Scott!!
Tom has the best captions I have seen, ever. I haven't even seen this quality of captions in major movies.