Showing posts with label Adam Neely. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adam Neely. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 4, 2023

Do In-Ear Monitors Make Better Musicians? ... YES


Today lets take a look at how in ear monitors can help musicians, I hope you like it. So let's get to it... 


Building a portable in-ear monitor rig! Check out my class over on Nebula with the Nebula/Curiosity stream bundle https://curiositystream.com/adamneely Sungazer is going on tour in Europe in March, and with PLINI/jakub zytecki in the US in April/May! Go get tickets here: https://www.songkick.com/artists/8469... Other rig builds that were helpful for us shorturl.at/afkFI Company that does these kinds of builds (and way better than us) https://btpa.com/ 0:00 Intro 3:37 In-Ears 5:40 Why We Needed an IEM Rig 7:26 IEM Rig Build 14:49 General Thoughts on Building a Rig like this.

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Thursday, May 12, 2022

Japanese Music, Animations of Kids on the Slope, J-pop + Jazz and more

 

Here's some Japanese music, animations of Kids on the Slope,  J-pop, and J-pop + Jazz and more... I hope you discover something new that that brings you joy. Let's get going! 

Acoustic Japanese Songs || Top 20 Best Acoustic Japanese Songs 2022

Acoustic Japanese Songs || Top 20 Best Acoustic Japanese Songs 2022 [00:00:00] - 01. In The Rain - TORi [00:05:19] - 02. Orion Acoustic Arrange - MarieFD [00:09:59] - 03. Doors - Kurigawa Shun [00:15:08] - 04. Itte - Seishin [00:19:08] - 05. Shōjiki Nikki - Minami [00:26:26] - 06. Tell Your World - Hanatan [00:30:36] - 07. Calc. - Kano [00:34:00] - 08. Kanade - ShounenT [00:39:07] - 09. Stella Rium - Kano [00:43:23] - 10. Authentic Symphony - ChouCho [00:48:53] - 11. Sayoko - Ryoko [00:53:30] - 12. Asu no Yozora Shoukaihan [00:57:22] - 13. Yoake to Hotaru - Kano [01:02:47] - 14. Rain Stops, Goodbye - Icchan [01:08:08] - 15. Daybreak Frontline - Kano [01:11:55] - 16. Irony - Kano [01:16:03] - 17. Futariboshi - ShounenT [01:21:24] - 18. Yūhisaka - Chōcho [01:26:58] - 19. Dear Acoustic Ver - Choucho [01:32:17] - 20. Glow - Nero


The INSANE Music Animations of Kids on the Slope

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Anime Has Some Incredible Jazz | Kids On The Slope and More!

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Mixing Jazz and J-Pop

I played with the J-Music Ensemble and talked with their frontman Patrick Bartley about what drew him to J-Pop and anime music as an American jazz musician, and what the differences and similarities are between the two genres as performing musicians. Check out the J-Music Ensemble on all social media platforms, but especially their YouTubes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCgef...


Differences between American & Japanese music (chords progression example)

A sharing of Marty Friedman in J-POP Phenomena In-depth interview Music Matters 2012. All credits reserved for MM12. *For educational purpose only*


Inside Japan’s Chicano Subculture | NYT

When I heard Chicano culture had spread to Japan, I wanted to see it for myself. Who knew the culture I grew up with had a home so far from California? I met with stars Junichi Shimodaira, Mona “Sad Girl” and Night tha Funksta. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/U8Ys7n More from The New York Times Video: http://nytimes.com/video ---------- Whether it's reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home, or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments, New York Times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world. It's all the news that's fit to watch.



Japanese songs you need to have in your playlist

Background from 言の葉の庭 (The Garden of Words) Songs from the playlist: 1. (0:00) KOPI / KOBASOLO – Swayed in Spring Reiniscence 2. (04:11) Sakanaction – Shin Takarajima 3. (09:13) Memai Siren - Nisemono no Utage 4. (13:18) nowisee – Lifeline 5. (17:46) Minami – Kawaki Wo Ameku 6. (22:00) THE BINARY – Zurukute Sugoi 7. (25:50) Moshimo - YADAYADA 8. (30:15) Takeuchi Anna – I My Me Myself 9. (34:36) Vivid Undress – Sayonara Dilemma 10. (38:34) 花譜 – そして花になる 11. (43:00) Memai Siren - 明滅する 12. (46:22) びわ湖くん - 都会っ子田舎っ子 13. (50:08) THE BINARY - 夜食 14. (53:39) Mafumafu - 曼珠沙華 (Manjushage) 15. (57:50) Minami – Lilac 16. (1:02:51) Kujira feat.ADO - 金木犀 (Kinmokusei) 17. (1:05:11) nowisee – Confusion 18. (1:09:28) Minami - Prologue 19. (1:14:57) Yorushika - 藍二乗 (Ainijou) 20. (1:19:02) Ieiri Leo – Silly 21. (1:23:31) Vivid Undress – Yours 22. (1:28:26) Emiko Suzuki X Seiji Kameda – Front Memory 23. (1:31:21) Frederic – ODDLOOP 24. (1:35:32) たんこぶちん – Hanabi 25. (1:39:58) Frederic – ONLYWONDER