Translating Guitar to Piano
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- I started learning music on the guitar and it took me forever before I really tried to understand how my instrument fit into the broader spectrum of music theory. Once I DID everything opened up for me.
If you're a guitar player thinking about diving into the keyboard - know this: It's more important to UNDERSTAND the piano roll than to actually be good at playing it.
In this video I translate where the fretboard and piano roll overlap :)
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As a pianist, learning the fretboard on the guitar is like a lybirint
I know! I'm trying to get better at guitar but it's so confusing, and the only videos (except this one), are piano for guitar players, like they gave up all hopes for piano players to learn guitar 😂
believe me, as a guitarist, its a lybirint for me too
but you get used to it if you start seeing the fretbort vertically instead of horizontally as a piano
you can reach like, 3 octaves, by staying in the same range of 4 or 5 frets going vertically
@@asifchen2422 No, this video makes me miss the piano even more!
I teach guitar a little and always recommend that my students sit down at a keyboard at some point to get some theory fundamentals, especially when it comes to chords. It’s much easier to visualise triads, extended chords, inversions and chord-scale relationships on a piano,
Help! is there a QUICK way to translate guitar chords on a piano?
I very need for understand the guitar harmony because I work in the sequencer
I learned to play the piano when I was four and am learning to play guitar now. I need to visualise the keys on a piano when I read the notes on a piece of sheet music and play the relevant notes on the guitar.
As a guitarist who is trying to get better at piano, this video was mostly things i had the hang of. However I do think that it was done greatly and this kind of a thing would've been really helpful for me back then, so i left a like
Well said! this is is mostly what I wish I knew when I had first been breaking into music but there’s definitely a lot more to know when it comes to piano and music theory a hopefully my other videos can help with that
@@pierceporterfield6327 yes, I absolutely love your style and the way you explain in your videos. Can't wait for you to grow
I think Guitar players are generally taught such shit ignorant shortcut habits such as playing using ‘shapes’ that videos like this essentially saying “Learn the notes of the fretboard” can seem like revolutionary ideas
I'm a piano player trying to translate some guitar pieces over to piano so I can play them. That tip about the same note at the same octave being found at multiple places on the guitar helped a lot!
i dont understand it though
It’s actually pretty transparent. As long as you know basic theory it’ll translate. I play guitar but I’ve been using piano to see things I guess more flat out and less redundant. If it’s root third fifth on guitar it’s the same to get a chord on a piano. Keep going, hope this helped some what
@@OGStazzy Help! is there a QUICK way to translate guitar chords on a piano?
I very need for understand the guitar harmony because I work in the sequencer
@@josephonyekwelufair
As a piano player who has never played anything else than piano, thanks for this! :-)
Mabey more GUITAR+PIANO or GUITAR=PIANO videos ? It's a good way to learn music theory comparing instruments and those seen to be the two most common and most popular ones. Just a suggestion, I think you'd be good at 'em like this one ;?/)
This was exactly what i needed! Your vids are amazing!
Glad I could help!
Can you do the opposite pleaseeeee .... 🙄 piano to guitar
This is great but what if your keyboard player is writing guitar parts like keyboard player and you have to figure out how to make what he wrote work on guitar? A chart going the other way (Piano to Guitar as opposed to Guitar to piano) would be great E.G. we know that C3 can be played on guitar at 6/8 and 5/3. So I'm looking for a chart that shows me where each key on the piano (in the range of the guitar) can be played on guitar. C3 can be played here, here, here and here. D3 is played here, here and here. and so on and so forth. Capish? Anyone know when I can find one of those? And don't say google because I've looked.
thank you so much! This video was so helpful, finally I know how to "use" some of my fav guitar chords on a piano!
woow, this was very helpful for how short this video was. i just got my first-ever guitar and i’m starting by learning theory from the get-go. your video and channel definitely deserve more views. i like the design of your videos :)
This is not at all what most people who search this topic are actually looking for
awesome video! I'm trying to go from piano to guitar and I'm really confused! Figuring melodies and chords out on the piano, no problem, trying the same with the guitar...big problem!
One technique thats helped me gain more muscle memory is to write a melody on the piano and then figure it out (without looking anything up) on the guitar - you do that enough times and you'll have no issues :)
@@pierceporterfield6327 What a great technique, thank you very much for the advice, I will try it out! And I am looking forward to see more of your videos
Thank you so much!!! This really clears things up as I have been playing piano for 6 years and have recently been interested in guitar! Appreciated, simple but informative!! ❤😁
I appreciate the video, but there are things that not everyone knows about the guitar, for example the range, in the standard E tuning, the range goes from E2 to C # 6 (22 fret) but with the harmonics you extend the guitar up (> C # 6) example, the harmonica at the fifth fret on the string of the E cantino ... (E6) while for the bass you can essentially choose 3 ways, drop tuning, a guitar with more lower strings (B, F # ...) or just use the powerchords (play an octave below the root) ...
Definitely helped me solidify my playing. I usually write a piece in piano then make it a guitar thing. If anyone wants to see that in action check out Tim Henson
Help! is there a QUICK way to translate guitar chords on a piano?
I very need for understand the guitar harmony because I work in the sequencer
What effect pedal/system makes
the guitar sound like a grand piano? 🎹 🎸
I've been playing piano and guitar for almost 50 years and this is one of the best explanations of the relation of guitar and piano and how they differ. Excellent.
I had to repeat some parts of this short video and still missing what's going on
I'm giving upon guitar😂😂
can someone translate G3 G1 G0 D3 D1 D1 A4 A1 to piano please?? thank u
UDG player
Do you still want the translation?
I needed this video, but it would be better if it was the opposite 😂
(Piano to Guitar)
Don't you mean "transcribing" guitar to piano?
After seeing EVH playing fur Elise on guitar
Glad I found your channel. Subbed.
Okay the one key at a time thing hurts lol
Amazing visualizations. Im just doing the reverse, going from piano yo guitar
You are one of the few that explains it. It took me a while to get it on my own, and always thought this should be a basic understanding of the guitar
can we translate piano to guitar?
I wish I was taught piano before playing guitar. Since I’ve learned the piano all the chords seem intentional and the relationship between them is obvious. If you have a CMaj chord, just drop down the central note flat to make it minor. The guitar has seemed much more arbitrary the longer I play piano. Absolutely incredible and intuitive instrument.
How do we support you so you can make more of your videos? They are soooo good.
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Well I'll be dammed. Very good video.
Man, this is the video I've been looking for/needing to find for years, I knew the guitar layout must be related to the piano/keys in some way, but always wondered how they were actually layed out, so as to then transition my thinking of how to play keys to guitar. THANK YOU!
This was very well done. I still have a lot to learn with keyboard but this helped me at least translate the basics I know to guitar.
What sub should I post to?
Usually we are the music makers but anywhere where it will help people!
In some references, like intro of "Hell's Bells" (ACDC) www.tabs4acoustic.com/en/free-riffs/ac-dc-hell-s-bells-54.html, it looks like G4 note is located on the open string N3 of 6-string guitar. However, in other references, like here in the video, as well as in accordance with piano the G4 note is located on 3rd fret of 1st string. What's right?
This is awesome. Seriously
Helped a ton. Thank you.
Basic! I’m mind blown! First the circle of fifths and then the idea I can strum along with a piano player! All in the same week! ❤❤❤
Basically low E on piano is E2 and the highest note on an acoustic with 20 frets is a C6 from what i think
Thanks I'm new to guitar but Floyd Cramer makes me want to be able to do both. Oh and then there is time is tight by Booker T & the MG'S oh how I love that. But I don't play piano or organ so I need a way to play the same cards on the guitar. Maybe some day I will invest in a keyboard.
Didnt teach me shit
I'm actually the opposite... I know piano, but don't know how to do guitar midi lol
Nashville numbers? converting the chords to that.
It’s astounding how similar the two actually are, after playing Numb on piano, the locations of the proceeding notes physically just made sense 🤔
What confuses me is when reading guitar tabs, and figuring out that exact note on the guitar it gets a little bit difficult to keep track of, but I’m just starting out. Thanks for the video!
ty!
perfect video
Thanks proko
I ALSO started my musical journey by playing guitar ! Yes ... it's most important to understand why and how things work and lately i've been "trying" to learn to play piano while studying music theory. Thanks for sharing all your hard work !
Awesome😊
Now translate piano to guitar...
play the video in reverse
@@pierceporterfield6327 You stole my thoughts. Great video.
this is a really new level here think you chanel will grow up fast good luck great, thanks
Lovely concise video, thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to animate and contrast the two instruments :3
This just eased my life
This is way easier on my dumb brain-
Very useful thank you
It did help.
Thanks.
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So a C on the guitar IS a C on piano? Didn’t really clarify an interval