5:00 favourite sound 7:25 favourite chord 10:00 What does london smell like? 14:30 favourite musical artist 23:30 5 favourite female artists 26:45 Why are brits so good at music? 32:30 What's the background noise? 35:10 microtonal study 42:15 how to do the mouth boing 45:45 talking about the merch 48:00 autotune 56:00 how do you stay excited about making music when you're in a bad mood? 1:01:40 advice on coming up with lyrics 1:07:15 as a listener have you ever wished you could adjust and interact with music while you're listeining to it? 1:14:25 all star arranged on U Bass 1:15:40 how to memorise musical shapes incl. trapezium vs trapezoid 1:26:00 percussion tour 1:30:45 can you play the tabla? 1:33:40 tea or tea? 1:34:55 what do you think about how you think? 1:43:40 mastering 1:54:25 best day of your life 1:55:10 sleep 1:56:30 favourite polyrythms + tapping out polyrythms 1:57:40 papadums or bread 1:58:10 tango music

@Proghead88

3 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

@GrumpyStormtrooper

3 жыл бұрын

You're one of the kindest and most thoughtful people in this world

@taylorhorne6645

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, dear underappreciated public servant

@mirasiogomez4138

3 жыл бұрын

You deserve all the good things

@fridaolivia

2 жыл бұрын

you're awesome, thank you sm!

first time i've been tempted to buy merch because of how kind he is

@khanyimahlangu4546

3 жыл бұрын

Same... but I'm trying to save up for a new microphone. I thinking might just get something though

@grantmalone

3 жыл бұрын

​@@khanyimahlangu4546 Save for the microphone friend. Imagine if Jacob had prioritised buying overpriced t-shirts and posters...

@khanyimahlangu4546

3 жыл бұрын

@@grantmalone True... Thanks. I'm saving up for a Share SM7b

@fridaolivia

2 жыл бұрын

same!! I love Jacob SO MUCH

Feels like he tells stories/ teaches in the same way he arranges music. Regardless of the fact that he probably knows who most of his listeners/ viewers are, he always decorates a scene with context, and then reveals immaculate, considerate detail.

i hope jacob never looses his eccentric nature

Wow I’ve just reached a new understanding... Collier is the Jim Carrey of music, his explanation of the british way of life of sarcastically being awkward and embraces risk taking... absolutely beautiful human beings. Tap in, tune in, flow down.

"it wasn't a bad stealing session"

1:18:00 "On the piano, it's this shape. On the guitar, it's totally diff.... there's an open window. Where should we go? Something loomy out there..." - I so love that VERY relatable ADHD rattling :)

1:00:00 "Don't rely on a good mood to make something good" - Oh yes you're right.

Damn..... so much wisdom in 2 hours.

In the real early morning is a work of art. Now I know how you wrote it. I wondered how such a young man could write like he had lived a long and beautiful life.

I just feel so good just like hanging out with you, i'm skipping around bursting into song and making a tuna sandwhich with lots of raw onions and raw garlic. I love the sharing its just great, cosmically musical vibes and down to earth and humanizing! I am inspired and want to hang out and puff a magic dimension of musical Energy, Interplanetary Good Vibe Zone. Music, is like in between being the non-physcial pure positive energy basis of all things and physcialized and sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo pleasurable.

@JJBerthume

3 жыл бұрын

Nathanael Sonnhalter Literally everything, no matter how “mundane” can be super fun and artful if we all had his attitude! :D

@lucaandre723

3 жыл бұрын

This is exactly me whenever I listen to jacob

@sakushey

Жыл бұрын

this sounds like a really nice sandwhich!

Great video!Thank you

The entire thing about London smells I had a sneezing attack!

Ok Jacob... you encouraged me to get logic and produce my own music☺️🎶🎉

Love the comment about singing... I agree and I adore the Dirty Projectors and I Adore Your singing Voice. . I love the timbre and feeling of open music loving energy ... in your voice just singing a really good melody in the pocket. Bathtub was amazing because your phrasing is like MJ but your tone is so you.. this is something i feel is harder to find, really agreesive mj like phrasing baritone singers with nice round warm tone.... Lots of that in Brazillian music.

I'm so sad i'll never smell that pie :(

this was fun

Nothing is in a straight line. Heavy thoughts creating great music. Brilliant post

Lo amo tanto a este pibe que ya no lo puedo creer

the weird thing is that halfway into this video i started to smell the marker... what does that mean?

I love him

Sad because I tried to buy his poster after the stream but it said it’s needs to get back in stock :( or maybe that’s just in the US

for the boiing sound look at 43:00

@mildner4492

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏼 i just barrelly missed it in the stream

@lucaandre723

3 жыл бұрын

@@mildner4492 i waited for this tutorial like two years since i first heard him make that sound

"the piano isn't real" "keys don't exist" i love him

This guy has inspired me to get a U-bass! Still don't have one, but I will one day.

Man they are already sold out, so sad, really wanted one

1:16:44 "oh- oOOoOwuH"

i had this on in the background while drawing, and nothing in the whole entire world could prepare me for the whiplash of hearing jacob collier ask me if i had seen family guy 39:35

Fun fact: Each episode of "Family Guy" is recorded with a live orchestra.

The video seems to be inverted. He writes „lefthanded“, but from right to left! And I don‘t think that the hoodie is labeled in reverse 😉

@Proghead88

3 жыл бұрын

It is an Instagram video. They are all reversed.

Wow didnt expect the "f" bomb😢

Why did he tune using the other stings, I thought he had perfect pitch, lol

@Proghead88

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect pitch does not replace relative pitch to ensure strings sound good with each other. You can have the best ear in the world, but the outside world/objects are not perfect and you can't assume it will automatically sound good by individually tuning. Another reason might be that his relative pitch is a lower-pressure, quicker process he doesn't have to think about while talking to the camera and interacting with others. Perfect pitch is simply the ability to recognize and remember the sound of a pitch, but the discrepancies in tuning that make two strings sound slightly off together are smaller than simply recognizing what is A, Bb, B, C, etc... long story short, relative pitch can actually be more powerful and useful than perfect pitch.

@amynickell7487

2 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't trade my relative pitch for all the money in the world ... well, maybe ALL the money in the world. An immeasurably useful tool tho

The absolute prove 47:25

Is that a real poncho or is that a Sears poncho?

@Proghead88

3 жыл бұрын

Best comment ever.

@uhetsberger

3 жыл бұрын

Look here, brother! Who you jiving with that cosmik debris?

he guards the glockenspiel

I really wanna see his q+a but london is behind in time

i cant believe maro got left out

Is he writing backwards?

@karennsj7491

3 жыл бұрын

no, im pretty sure the screen is mirrored

43:15 I always wanted to know

1:04:20 got married to his mother/daughter ?

@Proghead88

3 жыл бұрын

No, he was giving examples of people you can have a conversation with, as well as describing how many layers of emotion you can have for a person. There are aspects of how you feel about certain people you care about that resemble other people or spill over into your connection with someone else.

1:04:36 ...or two people on different sides of the day. O.o