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"The Funky Loop-Around"- ONE MAN BAND VideoSong - Andrew Kesler

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Happy summer everybody! This is a video I performed, mixed, and edited all in one evening. There are no tricks or fixes in this video. What you're seeing is what you're hearing. All I did was loop the different layers during the mixing stage so that they all come together to build a full band!

This was a heckuva lot of work and I'd LOVE for you to spread this video around as well as posting any comments or questions you might have! Thanks!!

I got the inspiration to attempt this video from watching a lot of Mysteryguitarman's videos, specifically "Looping Around": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FUds2j3wPQ . I then saw this video by TheLotanos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVYRT9c67pE . This also encouraged me to try my own brand of looping video. It's a more complicated and demanding way of performing a ONE-MAN-BAND project.

This wasn't as easy as it may look... I had to do quite a few takes cause I'd screw up little things, and I was battling the perfectionist inside me to get this done. I just had the idea for the groove and then figured out what each part would roughly play, then I just had fun jamming it out and I thought this was the best overall take (the guitar solo is pure blues wankage tho.... haha). I'm playing along to a really loud metronome and a simple scratch track I made.

TECH STUFF:

Recoded and mixed in Logic Pro 8 via Presonus Firepod. Drums had 2 condensors for overheads and 2 dynamics for kick and snare. Guitar amp (Traynor 40) was mic'ed with an SM57. The bass and the keyboard were both DI.

I play Fury guitars and Nord keyboards. The right-handed bass is my dad's ;)

Video edited in Final Cut Pro

Special thanks to Kyle Krysa for letting me borrow his awesome Canwood drum kit and thanks to my Dad for filming!

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  • dude this is inclredible! i shared!!!!! 

  • @poliniandrea88 Thanks a lot!

  • hey buddy! great clip! which were you first? drummer, guitarist, bass player, or keyboardist?

  • @Jamiesjammin1 Started guitar at 5, piano at 7, and bass and drums I messed around with probably around that time. My "professional" title is having a degree in jazz piano.

  • You should have way more views than this man... This is amazing, I hope you get the exposure you deserve!!!

  • @AmbientAudio Thanks a lot! That really means a lot to hear that. This video wasn't nearly as easy as it may look lol. Well if you want to help me get more views feel free to share it!

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  • Congratulations Andrew ! I'm 54 years old and I'm normally not into this kind of music. But your video is the first one that I saw completely, because........ what you do here is just .....fascinating ! Your future lies in the world of music, that's for sure :) !!

  • This is Funk!!!

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  • what do the headphones do?

  • Wow, I'm surprised this video doesn't have 100,000 hits...GREAT JOB!

  • How come you play on a right handed drum set and you are lefthanded? (great stuff man)

  • My guitar teacher loves funky and thanks to him I discovered it. Really cool Loop man, :D keep rocking.

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