Melting Faces with Some Serious Looping Skills with Ryan Nelson of Speedway Sleeper скачать в хорошем качестве

Melting Faces with Some Serious Looping Skills with Ryan Nelson of Speedway Sleeper

In this episode, I am speaking with Ryan Nelson of Speedway Sleeper. This is an up and coming one-man musical act out of Bend, Oregon that uses a custom made rig to loop sounds and play beats through to build a song on the fly while composing music on guitar and synthesizers as well as sing in a live setting. It's truly a remarkable skill set to see. We dig deeper on why this musical project evolved from past projects, the gear that is used to create such a unique sound and live experience, and also talk about some tips and techniques on how to improve your playing and production from home in a small recording space. You are definitely going to want to catch this episode and also check out Speedway Sleeper. Intro Music: "Colorado" by Birds Love Filters Speedway Sleeper Website: https://speedwaysleeper.com/ Speedway Sleeper on Instagram:   / speedwaysleeper   Speedway Sleeper on YouTube:    / @speedwaysleeper5651   ▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Intro 2:04 - Ryan's Musical Journey up to Speedway Sleeper 4:11 - Speedway Sleeper project explanation 8:10 - Talking about playing live as a one man band 10:06 - How did the name Speedway Sleeper come about 12:25 - Speaking about the challenges of getting a good recording from home 17:44 - Using drum tracks to help create good music 22:02 - The setup Ryan uses to play looping music live 26:23 - How to be prolific in creating music even when you have down times of producing music 31:04 - Talking techniques of playing and making yourself better as a musician 34:20 - Learning bass guitar as a way to elevate your music 36:50 - Does natural ability carry a musician to success? 38:05 - Do you fear trying to impress the crowd with impromptu solos? 39:37 - Talking about drums needing to be anchored during a live show or else bad things happen 40:45 - Final thoughts from Ryan 41:35 - Outro