Plants vs zombies? 🤣 Ye now that you mention it some parts do sound like it goes with it. At the same time it sounds like an attack on titan opening theme 😂
Hey! Sounds great. I am wondering, how did you learn to transcribe music? I am doing some serious ear training for the last couple of months, but I am not getting much better. Being able to hear something like this(or anything, even simple, actually) seems so impossible to me. Is it a thing that you learn very slowly over multiple years, or am I doing something wrong? Currently I am doing around 20-30m of practice every day (intervals, chords etc.), but at this pace, I feel like I can learn Chinese faster than I can hear music lol.
i have perfect pitch, and i love to play every song i like. Most songs in the modern era have common chord patterns, those that try to be different simply use some different base notes or diminished chords. it is also beneficial to listen to professional transcriptions ( of modern songs ), or romantic classical music, because the chords they construct are complex yet produces a similar sense of sound. Try to find those chords on the piano, and transpose it down a few tones, and you’ll get used to a certain type of sound/harmony instead of a mixture of specific notes. im not sure what im saying either🥲
@@tkrpianoAfter some time recently I found out that it seems like my problem was that I had been developing perfect pitch (ironic), which in turn was making my relative pitch training very hard. I would have never thought that you can develop it as an adult, but recently after some training I am slowly starting to hear notes in music. I guess it will take me a couple more months to be able to actually use it though. So next I wanted to ask, how much do you use relative vs perfect pitch in your music transcriptions? Do you listen for all the notes in a chord separately, for example, or do you hear "D diminished" chord instantly? What method do you think is faster/easier? (how important is relative pitch if you have perfect pitch?)
What program did you use to make this? I used Musescore to write a cover i made (it's on my channel) but it doesn't have the piano underneath just the sheet
@@nigelblacknall888 www.dropbox.com/s/9501arg917shupf/UTA__Imperial_Circus_Dead_Decadence.pdf?dl=0 Can you see this? i will add this to the description if you can.
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epic
can't wait for the Yomi Yori :D
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6:39 is so well done, I can’t get enough of it
6:02 This part is charming ngl
7:21 onwards is so beautiful...
For some reason I can imagine this being a soundtrack for the original PvZ lol
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Plants vs zombies? 🤣 Ye now that you mention it some parts do sound like it goes with it.
At the same time it sounds like an attack on titan opening theme 😂
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amazing transcription, loved the little details you added !!
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man your transcriptions are so incredible.. keep it up!
this is so beautiful, i love it. amazing work
8:03 is godlike
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I am so glad I found this video. Man you are amazing.
i really love these arrangements, so good thank you for this !!!
me too
Epic! Love your little touch on this song
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crazy arrangement
im trying to play the whole song start to end and maybe ill post a full playthrough. nice transcription
nice to see the second song's motif at the start
MASTERPIECE
2:48 10/10
so good
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very nice :)
hahaha this is so sick nice job
nice!
godly
cool
pog
Can you do Shinbatsu on piano? It would be funny if the first cover for Shinbatsu o Tadori was done on a piano
sounds.. drum
UTA - Imperial Circus Dead Decadence
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Hey! Sounds great. I am wondering, how did you learn to transcribe music? I am doing some serious ear training for the last couple of months, but I am not getting much better. Being able to hear something like this(or anything, even simple, actually) seems so impossible to me. Is it a thing that you learn very slowly over multiple years, or am I doing something wrong? Currently I am doing around 20-30m of practice every day (intervals, chords etc.), but at this pace, I feel like I can learn Chinese faster than I can hear music lol.
i have perfect pitch, and i love to play every song i like. Most songs in the modern era have common chord patterns, those that try to be different simply use some different base notes or diminished chords. it is also beneficial to listen to professional transcriptions ( of modern songs ), or romantic classical music, because the chords they construct are complex yet produces a similar sense of sound. Try to find those chords on the piano, and transpose it down a few tones, and you’ll get used to a certain type of sound/harmony instead of a mixture of specific notes. im not sure what im saying either🥲
@@tkrpianoAfter some time recently I found out that it seems like my problem was that I had been developing perfect pitch (ironic), which in turn was making my relative pitch training very hard. I would have never thought that you can develop it as an adult, but recently after some training I am slowly starting to hear notes in music. I guess it will take me a couple more months to be able to actually use it though.
So next I wanted to ask, how much do you use relative vs perfect pitch in your music transcriptions? Do you listen for all the notes in a chord separately, for example, or do you hear "D diminished" chord instantly? What method do you think is faster/easier? (how important is relative pitch if you have perfect pitch?)
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good sheet
I want midi, is it possible?
What's the program that play and reads sheets i need that as a midi that is awesome!!!
Musescore
@@tkrpiano How do you do this? cause i used Musescore but i didn't have the piano underneath the sheet like yours
What program did you use to make this?
I used Musescore to write a cover i made (it's on my channel) but it doesn't have the piano underneath just the sheet
when u post on youtube, it automatically adds the keyboard for you
@@tkrpiano it didn't for me though
@@The_Marlo then i dont know, skill issue
please upload this to musescore!
do u have a midi download
Noooo the sheet music got taken down can I get another link plz
i can see the sheet clearly from a guest tab, do you not see the same?
@@tkrpiano try re uploading the score cause it ain't showing up at all.
@@nigelblacknall888 www.dropbox.com/s/9501arg917shupf/UTA__Imperial_Circus_Dead_Decadence.pdf?dl=0 Can you see this? i will add this to the description if you can.
@@tkrpiano yes I can see it and download it thanks
definitely not the same as the original song but has its own charm
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What?
Ok but like how is one supposed to do that left hand ? I don’t have enough fingers
which part? i made sure it feels humanly possible
The giant chords 😅
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627pp
osu! player love piano... like me? xD
Is the chorus literally pachelbel’s canon or am I a dumbass
you’re not. descending scale chords are very common
@@tkrpiano I’m a drummer idk music theory but can you pass over the chords
@@adit5159 Bb Dm/A Gm Dm Eb Bb/D Eb F //
Bbm F/A Gb Db Eb Db/F F# Ab //
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