Man, now that I'm finished with my other RUclips content, I didn't realize just how good the song structure of this song is! 2:36-2:40 This is a separate section of the song; Outro. The Instrumentals/Song Structure is the same as 0:37-0:41 (Verse), just in a different Key Signature. A Verse section that can be transformed into an Outro section... It's not that difficult to do when you know how Chord Progressions work. But it's not that rare either. However, it's unconventional. Or at least from my knowledge of listening to music. ===== This is from my own comment on the MV which was 3 weeks ago. : ruclips.net/video/4tT0j_-42Ac/видео.html&lc=UgyRC23SYts4x2fkXNt4AaABAg This single piano arrangement is the result of my entire career's worth of experience. That's how much effort I spent.
It's good, it's playable, it's sounds accurate and might be even better... This is by far your best TUYU arrangement yet! I'm definitely learn this, thank you so much!
@@HaotoAnimeOnPiano some parts may need modifying a bit but I'm sure this is within my ability, no worries. Besides, I also do a bit of covering songs, but since I struggle in reading sheets and practicing scales and such, learning tutorials is the least thing I can do and I'm fine with it.
@@bonkleboii5352 Wait, if you're having trouble reading sheets, then you should really work on that first because that's a more comprehensive look than a piano roll video. It sounds clean but I arranged it in a way that pushes the limits. My arrangements can be played, but it needs to be modified like you said. However, to an extreme.
@@HaotoAnimeOnPiano thanks, you're just spitting facts that deep within my soul I know is right. Learning tutorials is kind of a guilty pleasure so I'll try my best reading sheets from now on.
what is the software you used to visualize the notes? and when you make arrangements do you have some reference or you make out the notes just by listening to the songs?
I use MuseScore to arrange/compose/transcribe. It's a notation software. We export the music scores in MIDI files. This basic format is widely used for piano roll videos and DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) software. The piano roll software that I use on this video is called "SeeMusic." The most commonly used piano roll is "Synthesia." You can also try other free alternatives like "MIDIFall, MIDI Visualizer," & "Linthesia."
I think I'm what they call "pitch-perfect," I can tell what a note is immediately. So I don't use other people's arrangements/transcriptions for reference if it's just noting the melodies down. I do rarely however, take reference from some music arrangements depending on the type/genre/kind of song I'm not used to.
Man, now that I'm finished with my other RUclips content, I didn't realize just how good the song structure of this song is!
2:36-2:40 This is a separate section of the song; Outro. The Instrumentals/Song Structure is the same as 0:37-0:41 (Verse), just in a different Key Signature.
A Verse section that can be transformed into an Outro section... It's not that difficult to do when you know how Chord Progressions work. But it's not that rare either. However, it's unconventional.
Or at least from my knowledge of listening to music.
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This is from my own comment on the MV which was 3 weeks ago. : ruclips.net/video/4tT0j_-42Ac/видео.html&lc=UgyRC23SYts4x2fkXNt4AaABAg
This single piano arrangement is the result of my entire career's worth of experience. That's how much effort I spent.
It's good, it's playable, it's sounds accurate and might be even better... This is by far your best TUYU arrangement yet! I'm definitely learn this, thank you so much!
You'll learn this? *Are you sure?*
@@HaotoAnimeOnPiano some parts may need modifying a bit but I'm sure this is within my ability, no worries. Besides, I also do a bit of covering songs, but since I struggle in reading sheets and practicing scales and such, learning tutorials is the least thing I can do and I'm fine with it.
@@HaotoAnimeOnPiano also this one sounds surprisingly clean on piano, so why not?
@@bonkleboii5352 Wait, if you're having trouble reading sheets, then you should really work on that first because that's a more comprehensive look than a piano roll video.
It sounds clean but I arranged it in a way that pushes the limits. My arrangements can be played, but it needs to be modified like you said. However, to an extreme.
@@HaotoAnimeOnPiano thanks, you're just spitting facts that deep within my soul I know is right. Learning tutorials is kind of a guilty pleasure so I'll try my best reading sheets from now on.
When the arrangement is so good you think this is the official instrumental vid
This has made my morning more enjoyable.
Now back to studying for exams
you got invited to the tuyu server? sheeeeeeeeesh. thanks for the piano as always
No, you can just join the server from the link on TUYU's subreddit.
MORE PPL NEED TO RECOGNISE THIS SONG!!!!
Banger
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what is the software you used to visualize the notes? and when you make arrangements do you have some reference or you make out the notes just by listening to the songs?
I use MuseScore to arrange/compose/transcribe. It's a notation software.
We export the music scores in MIDI files. This basic format is widely used for piano roll videos and DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) software.
The piano roll software that I use on this video is called "SeeMusic." The most commonly used piano roll is "Synthesia."
You can also try other free alternatives like "MIDIFall, MIDI Visualizer," & "Linthesia."
I think I'm what they call "pitch-perfect," I can tell what a note is immediately.
So I don't use other people's arrangements/transcriptions for reference if it's just noting the melodies down.
I do rarely however, take reference from some music arrangements depending on the type/genre/kind of song I'm not used to.
I see that the technical issues have not stopped you
It was very infuriating.