BeatSketch_#2 - WHAT’S IMPOSSIBLE (Jacob Collier)

YAY. I finally finished this! So far, the second #BeatSketch has been my favourite to make. I got a comment from a good friend that I should explore using more instruments (I mostly used vocals in BeatSketch 1). So Yay, guitarist stuff. And for those wondering, I ended on 120 tracks!

I've already basically completed no. 3 so keep an eye out for that.(As of uploading this, Jacob has already released beatsketch 5, I'll get there.)

I have been a massive fan of Jacob Collier for as long as I can remember and although I can never hope to create the way he does, I am so glad to be alive at the same time as one of the best composers and arrangers, possibly of all time. This is a really cool thing Jacob is doing. I've been checking out some of the other creators doing #beatsketch videos, and I am so excited to see so many musicians doing a thing!

and let me know how I did!

I also have Twitter now! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

My instagram, if you want it: ⬇️⬇️⬇️

With all the concerns over that thing that will not be named me and my wife have been self isolating. So I've been pretty busy. Bit I'm realizing more and more this is a time to reevaluate. Not overwork. Hope you are safe and well!

Hope I didn't forget anything. Feel free to yell at me constructively in the comments!!

[debbiebrink]

Use of those microtonal harmonies really makes for that crazy-dream feeling, and then the surprize: simple guitar only! Well done!

[sarahnevisser]

Nice! This is really good, I really like the effect and contrast of the 20 seconds of dreamy bit in the beginning, and the crescendo just to fall into the elevator music, as Abigail Wiese put it.

[abigailwiese]

#first
The elevator music at the end is just the best thing ever