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This actually sounds not that sophisticated than you explain it. Mainly because of the 4/4 backbeat. But I really don't understand the 11 chord rhythm. Is it changing every three 16th notes?

that bass line is SICK !!!!!!

like your style

this is GODLY man. really aprecciate putting the chord names in the secondary dominant and tritonal sub part. this is textbook. the fat bass layered with synth sounds SICK as well and that dry asf drum kit oh my god

I wonder if something similar can be done in Cubase

why is this like, the best thing ever? :)

So I guess Ableton or yourself need to develop an arpeggiator with programmable time divisions per 1st note , 2nd note etc …that could be great with velocity,poly-aftertouch /mpe 😅

You have a calming voice. Love this!

Immediately spotted that Jamal at the Penthouse album in the background :)

awesome Vid

Cajun style

What Rhodes vst so you use?

Wow this is great!

Very interesting mathematics for generate rhythm

in Reaper DAW i can just change my grid to all those and i have hotkeys for all my grid settings spread across the top numbers line on my keyboard. even got one that changes any timing into triplets. I tried to use Ableton at first, didn't enjoy the set up at all and it was hard on my laptop cpu even just sitting.

Just my opinion but if the tuplet was on a halftime rhythm, I think it would accent the pattern more. Tuplets shine in an open space in a groove

jazz lord Jaron for prez

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i wish there was a way to set diffrent grids for diffrent notes, and diffrent parts in a clip...

Does the "ALT + E" trick also work in Ableton Live Lite? When I do it I get the default Windows functionality of showing the top menu. --> SOLVED: Figured it out!. On Windows it's CTRL + E and drag ;-)

That was a great video, it really does suck when you try something bold or different, expecting it to be something untapped or new and diverse, only to realise coming back to your comfort makes a better sound, however the exploration is still great itself, and the end product reguardless of methods, is probably the most important thing in alot of cases.

hard to detect repetitions - always a good guide for good music!

Man, I love your harmonic palette and these sweet lead lines. Great video as always

I’m a simple man, I see a Jaron video and I hit like.

What is the Midi pack I hear you plug, is it something you sell, and if so where how much, and what does it entail? The info is interesting you share, and they're (the music info) delivered with a non-boring panache that is quite watchable... ~Inertia

So refreshing to see real musicians

you look like Gosling from stay 2005

*Me playing Db Lydian and A altered mostly. 🧙🏿‍♂️

Ah yes I love some math music

Great video excellent work

Dope!!

Fire

I think you created a new genre by accident. Jazz House.

No way you’re promoting midi packs lmao what a joke

Your channel is just PERFECT, thanks !

nie rozumiem ale buja

Amazing.

happily makes me dream of a summer mashup ft/ Yussef Dayes and LTJ Bukem 1:17:19

great session. especially like like your thinking and result[s] on polyrhythm ............................... [my notifications *are* on, but so is DND at that time of day/night 😅🤣😂]

is there a term for this type of compostion? I would like to study it further

Sublime as always ❤

Funny, but i liked this melody most in first "ghoulish" iteration 😂

Isn’t the first part a polymeter rather than a polyrhythm?

I really would like to hear that technique with a non-jazzy style, and more "normal" electronic music. More nice sounding that this jazzy thing. :D sorry.

mannnn where did you get these drum samples?

I was wondering what all those Ableton effects did lol, great video, thanks.

Glad to see you back, just vibin' with ya :)

okay so this looks like something i dreamt about, including a melody that came with it. that's so trippy!

Clearly youre a skilled player and trained in theory. Why go to the chord pack, when you can try chords yourself?