RobScallon
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Every Instrument Song
🕑 Added 2017-06-17 23:40:16 +0000 UTC It's finally here!A video using every instrument I have. Thanks for getting the patreon page to this goal a while back & thanks for getting the YouTube channel to a million subscribers. Lots of thanks needed on this one.
On the production side, Fluff and Jake really had their hands full here.
My friend Jake will now be editing and filming for this channel full time starting next month, which is really exciting. And the recent influx of new patrons is a big reason that's possible.
Hope you all have a good one!
Commentary: https://www.patreon.com/posts/11792393
Song Stems (there's a LOT of them): https://www.patreon.com/posts/11792221
Comments
LillyTheOmegaWolf
This is so epic!
Drew Blanchard
This is Sofa King awesome! When the students in my digital film class think, "making a video is EASY!" I just show them things like this, and they go "oh, sh*****t ....." because reality is a harsh mistress. And awesomeness takes time. Thanks!
Rob Scallon
Thanks!
Austin Mitchell
That is just amazing dude good job
Rob Scallon
Danke!
Rob Scallon
Much thanks!
Rob Scallon
Totally! Was hoping Fluff would make a "How I mixed" for this but it doesn't seem likely
Andrew
That was insane!! Completely deserve the milestone for all the work you put in! Congrats !
Namae
My uncle Ben congrats you on your million subs.
Sam
I can feel the whole process of editing these stuffs together Rob, What a journey haha
Rob Scallon
Thanks! and currently is just a lot of guitar boats haha But plans to go back to hanging them all on the walls once we have a more permanent place.
Anthony Cianciotta
12/10 Rob. Congrats on one million subs! Curious though, where do you find the room to keep all these instruments?
Jim Moran
Always wanting to hear more.
Rob Lundgren
Eye of the Tiger metal cover I did with Leo last year and Pokemon theme with 331Erock are 2 favorites you can check out. My channel is Rob Lundgren Live Vocals and has loads of work as well. Thanks Rob! Keep the creativity flowing :)
Rob Scallon
\m/
Ryan Peacock
Oh noo, Rob you forgot your best instrument, your voice :D
Jim Moran
Super creative and always glad to see you do so many different styles. Keep on shredding and melting brainsπ€
Rob Scallon
Awesome, Yea, you might recognize it: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adQSCUopttw" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adQSCUopttw</a> This is a bit north right off the trail at Fullerton.
Kyle Mahota
Ill have to check it out. The hostel in staying at has bikes for rent, so I was already planning on biking all over the place. Thanks!
Rob Scallon
Much thanks Rob! I'm pretty happy with how this turned out. Got any video of you work I could check out? I mean, between Leo and Sarah I probably have all the vocal help I need but would love to check out your work.
Rob Scallon
Much thanks! Composing was a fun challenge. Mainly focused on getting every instrument to shine at some point while also fitting in to the big picture. Then of course the other half of mixing all of that must have been a long journey. And cool! Welcome to Chicago! There's so much to do here, but probably one of my favorite things to do here is just simply bike the Lake Shore path. 18 miles all along Lake Michigan, views of the city are amazing. If that's your type of thing, I'd highly recommend it.
Bernd Brecht
Und Leute schaut vor bei ich nenne das Gesamtpaket Broken Art .....
Rob Lundgren
Sounds great! Insane idea but worked awesome! Congrats on the mil and all the success. If you ever need more vox on your channel IΒ΄ll be happy to share my cords with ya :) just throwing it out there
Bernd Brecht
Ich mag auch das experimentieren schaue auch mal bei mir vorbei und lass uns gemeinsam unterstΓΌtzen! Ich bin noch neu hier
Bernd Brecht
Hy Rob absolut coole Video Performance erinnert mich an Frank Zapper und John Cage.....
Kyle Mahota
That was awesome! I couldn't imagine mixing that, let alone composing that many different sounds together. Glad the bears made their way back in. On a side note, I'm heading out to chicago the end of the month to see King Crimson. I have a few days to kill after that. Any suggestions for stuff to check out there besides the normal touristy stuff?
