Welcome apikabar Muhari eni Elite bought
a page book with Andrea pastili.
This is my first time seeing Andrea.
I saw that there's, like,
multiple instruments or something. Pretty excited.
It's all to say, hope you're well.
I hope it's not too hot over there.
It's like 110 here.
I don't know what that is in Celsius.
Alexa.
What's 100 degrees?
Fahrenheit and Celsius fahrenheit.
38 Celsius. Let's go.
That's pretty awesome.
A whole cello bow or violin bow on a
guitar before, but it doesn't match what I'm hearing.
So you've either got an effect on
it to drop it super low.
There's no way it's ringing at that pitch.
Also, one thing that doesn't make sense is
if you look at orchestral instruments, the strings,
they make like a little house.
It's like 1234.
So that way you can rock the bow, and
you can get two strings at a time.
But a guitar is flat.
All the strings are level.
They're not completely level, but they're pretty level.
It looks like he's playing an astring at one point.
So how would you play string five with a bow?
Guess maybe you can move string six out of the way.
I don't know. It's a little weird.
That's a little weird.
But his nylon string plane on point, his steel string
plane on point, and of course, the leap killed it.
And I like the arrangement. Me.
This just sounds incredible.
The base sounds incredible, too,
but I'm still like, what?
Oh, I'm not much of an I don't play orchestral
strings, but from my limited knowledge, he looks like he's
got that pinky and all that stuff, like, on his
bowing hand, and he's actually moving really slow, dragging it
out, using the whole bow, I guess.
I don't even know.
Maybe he recorded it on a bass or
a cello and then just shot himself with
the guitar because it would look cooler. I don't know.
He's doing an incredible job.
It's equally strong across all these instruments he's
added, and it's not over the top.
I can tell. He could be fancier.
I could tell he's not playing to be fancy.
He's just like, this is what the song needs.
There's too many talented people on the internet, man.
There's just too many.
When you have the entire world to look
at, there's just so many talented people.
This dude's got to be classically traded.
He has to be.
He's playing so relaxed, but everything he's played is like,
all of his when things sound good or bad, you
start looking at how is the person playing?
Are they relaxed? Are they tense?
What does their picking hand look like?
What does their fretting hand look like?
Where are they using vibrato?
What's the finger play?
All these types of things you start looking at,
dude, he's got to be a classical player.
I mean, he's got the nails, but
anyone can grow their nails out.
I think he's a frilled dill classical player.
Maybe he's like some super badass probably
also him playing the classical guitar.
He didn't have to. We see.
He's got a steel string acoustic and he
could have just used that same steel string
for the classical part, but he didn't.
But he's finger picking the steel string.
So he's willing to finger pick a steel string.
So he must like what the classical guitar
brings and how it sounds in the mix.
Like all these little attention to details.
Pretty wicked.
Such taste.
It's hard to keep up with
all the elite collaborators and stuff.
Everyone brings something to the table.
This might be like the best all around
collaboration I've seen, like across all the instruments.
It's mind blowing.
It's so tastefully done and executed well.
What corded there at the end? What's that? B.
Wait, why does it sound major?
B shape looks minor.
He changed the tuning.
Oh, maybe he's tuned like Elipa's tune.
Why is I'm trying to do his shape?
I don't get that chord.
Oh, I'm out of tune.
He has the open string play.
Oh, it's that with what?
No, something like that.
I don't think it's that note.
Oh no, this note.
There it is.
It's which is that right?
Yeah.
Bminor 711.
Or you could call the eleven a nine.
No, you could knock out or add four.
I think it's 711.
See, that's a tasty cord to add at the end.
It's a good choice.
It's a really good choice.
What a delight.
This dude's awesome.
Andrea Pastilli let me go over here,
see if I can look him up.
Andrea Pastilli this guy's got to be
like he's got to be somebody.
He's got to be somebody who's like absolutely trained.
Andrea Pastilli endorsed by guitar company.
This can't be the same guy.
It's probably not the same dude.
I don't know.
How about Australia guitar?
Can I find out?
Now that sky is good.
Not that.
Andrea, if you're watching, I think
you'll know exactly what I mean.
He didn't do anything crazy.
In fact, probably for his skill level,
this whole song is pretty easy.
But he did.
Everything he did was exactly the way it needed to be.
That's pretty awesome.
If you guys liked this video, I will
definitely go watch some more of this guy.
This dude is good.
He's very good.
He's very relaxed.
Congrats saleepata.
Andrea Pastilli an incredibly good performance.