Do you not find it odd that she knew all the lyrics despite not having listened to it fully? She's clearly spent some time going through this prior to streaming.
@@andrewharrispiano When you have zero talent and you see someone with true talent, the response is often to believe that it what you're seeing cannot possibly be real. The only way your brain can comprehend what your eyes are telling you is to say "There must be some other explanation". Don't feel bad, this is a very natural reaction you are having.
@@migraine461 agreed it's not that hard, took me about 3 days to get it. it's not too hard cos the solo isn't all over the fretboard the key is to just trEMOLO the fuck out of the guitar if u cant get the notes at the start in one go.
lmao I think mine's worse.. Been trying to learn some Protest the Hero songs for like 4 years on-and-off now, and just barely can I play a *couple* of them somewhat decently. What a pain in the ass they are lol
@@misterfluffkins2161 Objectively this is not that impressive, is an easy melody and the chords are not complex, any good musician can do the same, while the thing that Stephen Wiltshire does is something truly unique, and it doesn't matter how good of an artist someone is, it would be impossible to replicate. With this im not trying to downplay what Lara does, she is a really good musician, and it is impressive, but it isn't in the same league as what Stephen does. You should watch Derek Paravicini, he is a pianist who can play everything he hears perfectly, even the most complex pieces, so Derek would be the music equivalent of Stephen. ruclips.net/video/k8EJ_rISoaM/видео.html
@@NicoR24601 My Chemical Romance's vocal melodies are a lot more complex than people think; Maybe others aren't able to hear the combinations and all, but they're there on the original song; I agree with you that, objectively, her rendition wasn't as impressive as Stephen's playing, however, you didn't make clear whether you were referring to her rendition or My Chem's song when you called that, an, "easy melody," and the latter would be straight wrong; So, I'm making sure to point this out for anyone else who may have misunderstood; To be fair to her, also, though, she only listened to snippets, rather than the entire song, which makes sense why she would only get the foundational, non-complex chords out of the song and the baseline vocal melody that she adapted onto the piano; If Stephen only saw snippets of an image he was going to paint, would he be able to recreate the entire non-snippeted image accurately? This is the base of what I mean; All of the piano renditions of this song I've listened to have usually attempted to adapt the vocal melody, mostly, into their piano, or one of the individual parts of the instrumental melody, whilst no one has ever fully integrated all of the instrumental & vocal melodies together into a piano rendition; Hopefully, I may listen to one, one day; Also, I wouldn't be so quick to use the word, "impossible," here; Some fella' out there may one day surpass Stephen's ability; I mean, people probably thought the ability to do what Stephen does was, "impossible," at one point too; And thanks for the link;!!
@@misterfluffkins2161 Not discrediting this streamer at all, in fact, I think what she did here is incredible--however, there are probably fairly many trained and very skilled musicians who can pull off feats like this one, whereas what Stephen Wiltshire does is absolutely unique
Blown away that she clicked through the song and heard the bridge chord progression then skipped later and heard it and recognized it had shifted key so she nailed it in her run-through. She didn't hear the back-to-back key change moment but she recognized the change anyway from flipping through the song for a few seconds. Unbelievably talented.
Many of my super-old subbed channels have stopped posting videos or their channels have changed a lot. This one is like a small oasis to come back to. The same good music, the quick learning, the cozy set. Just thanks, I guess.
"You did all that in two minutes?" "Think of what I could do in six minutes." Bruce Almighty-inspired paraphrased quote. Legitimately amazing, and really imagine what she could do if she listened to all of a song straight through.
I've been getting a lot of 'song played on weird thing'-type recommendations, like buckets, glasses, bottles... but while they're neat, a talented person on a proper instrument will always be more impressive. This is so good!
This is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen in my life. Basically "I have no idea what this song is, but let me listen to it half-heartedly and reconstruct a better version." Holy CRAP.
Me being a pianist, once you know the scale its not too hard to know but considering she only watched it for 2 minutes and knows the whole song. You've got to give her props. Very well done
To be fair if you’re a legit musician you’d understand why she says “or something like that”. Because musicians hear every minor mistake; timing issues , wrong rhythms , off notes, etc etc and know they could improve it
You’re so talented! This is one of my favorite songs of all time, due in no small part to the intersecting lines and pure musicality of it. Where many “covers” miss out on the complexities that make it so great, your ear picked up on them and included them, which makes this by default one of my fav covers of this EVER. :D
i think there's quite a bit one can do with this song... I wish i could play an instrument like this... so free wheeling... but I mess around vocally... you can see all kinds of ways to riff off this song and add little things and elements of flair.
Considering they have no real talent, where she seems to (seriously look up any live show, they're terrible when they don't have 100s of hours in a studio, and dozens of hours to edit out bad takes and such)
Charles S well as a huge fan of MCR and their solo stuff, I have to disagree. Yes there were some bad performances, but there were much more performances that were amazing. Unfortunately I cannot say, that I have my own experience with MCR live, but I was at Gerard Way's solo concert and he was absolutely amazing. Yes, he isn't the best singer out there, but he's doing alright. And he was always more about the lyrics and emotions anyway. And as for the rest, I never noticed in any video that they would fuck up much. Instrumentals were usually very well played, so I don't know what you're talking about. Of course they can't match this girl's talent, but her talent is so rare that it really doesn't matter honestly
Charles S Of course, ‘Charles S’, who everyone knows for being a musical extraordinaire. They made very good rock music and helped carry it through the 2000’s. It’s musically tasteful and they had a real attitude, style and filled arenas worldwide, and probably still would today. Stop being so stuck up about music and learn to give it a listen properly
Literally love Lara. Completely changed who I watch on twitch now. Your knowledge on music theory baffles me. As a piano player myself I am astonished on how well you preform with only a minute to prepare. Insane.
A brilliant mind indeed but do not forget she has hours and hours and hours of practice in her skills. A lot of people think great artists are purely talented and get discouraged to even try, but to everyone reading this, to get good you need to put in hard work. Stay motivated through your passion of music until you're where you want to be. Sorry for the short rant, hope you understand :)
James Lewis Yes, but she still had to learn the instrumental skills to use her synthesia as adventage and vice versa had to learn to use her synthesia as adventage for practicing her skills. Yet it‘s obviously something quite special that‘s hardly comparable to „normal“ musicians. So once again for all „normal“ musicians out there: Studies regarding talent vs. deliberate practice show that „good musicians“ or in fact geniuses in every field may be talented, but also put way more effort into studying their subject. Their amount of practice exceeds the amount of average people and experts by multiple times. Many of these studies suggest that talent just makes all this practice more enjoyable and rewarding especially at a young age (when learning is most effective) because you‘re obviously rewarded with progress quite easily. But the determination to keep on pushing your boundaries despite your maybe already excellent level of skill or knowledge is of huge importance and plays a central role no matter how talented you are. So just go for it. Take your time and do it. You may not learn and progress as fast as someone talented, someone with synthesia or as easily as you would have ten oder fifteen years ago, but still you will progress and are able to reach a level of skill you most definitally wouldn‘t believe!
So incredibly talented. I can't imagine the amount of hours you've put into mastering your instruments. Thanks so much for sharing! Love the stream when I can catch it. Keep up the amazing work! ❤
My goodness! Wow! You are out of control. The rhythm and melody was spot on. But you just get the harmony, those fills, solid bass, and the best element of this song is the build-up, and you gave it justice. All of that is just raw cover. Missed out on songs you said? I don't think you have problems catching up lol. Hoping to find video tutorials from you. If not, inspiration/frustration from your vids will do 😅
@@lara6683 have there been any notable downsides having perfect pitch besides it "making you lazy"? For example I have heard that ppl with relative pitch more easily adjust to pitch changes
Synesthysia obviously isn't the whole story. Years of practice to get mechanics locked down allow her to quickly translate what she senses into the hand movements. Also, left hand is very simply playing the an octave of each chord's base note or octave + the fifth, which is a common improv strategy to sound big/complicated without too much work. Talented, but do not be discouraged, young pianists.
@@DylD20 right but she could know a lot of songs, clearly she's very talented, and then grab one she knows. Though I prefer to believe she's a superhuman.
@@tomick8336 some have it worse with the colors taking a huge chunk of their vision. But there are lucky ones who only got at most small specks of lights of different colors that appear in the corner of their visions that wont be a huge detriment for them at all. At most they would find it as some ad-ons that allow them to distinguish different notes and visualize sounds. People with really bad sound to visual synesthesia tend to hate noises and crowded places as the colors really take up a huge chunk of their vision.
I'm so impressed by your skill Lara. And even better you love video games and their music! Very happy that ViolinTay (Taylor Davis) introduced me to you 7 years ago! So glad you're thriving on Twitch now too!
this may be the greatest piano cover of all time the improv just generates a completely new song IMO, so good been listening to it everyday for 6 months on the way to work, I don't even remember how the original non-piano cover sounds anymore lol
Thought I'd be triggered by you not playing the song exactly, but it ended up like a remix and I love it. Thank you to Marcus Veltri, I found Lara through his channel. They are both legends.
@@TomaszDK Synthesia only give her tips about the chords and melody notes. When she plays, she only looks her hands ... that memory + impro + rythm adaption + pretty much everything are insane. She hears the song for 30 secs, look at synthesia for 30 secs, then is able to play it almost perfectly ... only memory, music theory and improv
whats especially amazing is that your mind hasnt been infiltrated to how the song exactly sounds, so you end up putting your own personal spins to the piece that just work!
So much fun! I'm new to this channel, new to the concept, new to all of it - i love it! This is superhuman, this song is my nemesis on the drums and i've been trying to nail it for years! Awesome job!
It's my first time here and oh my god! I come here thinking that the title is utter bullshit and here I am completely blown away. What an amazing talent!
I'm sorry. Anything worthwhile takes a long time to learn. They say that any person who has achieved mastery (of anything particular skill) has put in 10,000 hours of effort and practice... Some say "I quit" Some choose to say "I'm going to chew away at that one hour at a time." Imagine what would change in your life if you spent one hour a day doing "that thing" that would take you that more step towards a dream. That's how masters (like lara) got *started*. How you choose to react to that is entirely up to you. I know how I reacted :D
I mean she uses a trick you can use for most songs, watch her left hand. She just plays the melody and a bass line Don't get me wrong, she has serious talent, but she does this a lot
@@wil7702 Yep. Exactly. Talent on it's own = she is cool. Talent + doing it alot = youtube fandom . Talent + focused effort + practice (doing it a lot) = mastery and fame.
@@BramMichaelson that 10k hours thing has been debunked multiple times in literature, its more of a saying than an scientific analysis of what it takes to master a skill
@@benzerka506 Oh for sure! Not to belabor your point but.. let me give you an example... I've been driving since I was 16. Now I'm MUCH older. I probably have well in-excess of 10k hrs behind the wheel. Do I think I can beat the likes Nigel Mansell, Michael Walltrip or Ken Block in a race???? Fuck no ahahhahaha. There is much more to learning a skill than just "putting in time". I'm sure you are familiar with the works of Barbara Oakley, Carol Dwek, Dr Angela Duckworth and even the likes of Jocko Willink and David Goggins will attest to the fact that what you are saying is 100% true. Meaningful directed practice, having a growth mindset, displaying grit, and personal discipline and ownership all these (and a healthy dose of luck) all contribute to success and eventual Mastery.
It's so interesting how people sway when they play the keyboard/piano. Even when I play the few songs I know I catch myself doing it. It's almost a second nature thing.
I dont really like the word "talent" because it feel like something she get throught luck when she born, but its not like that, that is a really big chunk of her life training her skills that give her te ability to play the piano like that, awesome Thats not something many people dare to do, practice in something till you become the envy of everyone Hopefully someday ill find something that i like and take the risk and practice on it till that level
well talent is they're inclined to learn it and pick it up faster. of course she still had to learn and work hard for it. It's like a pre-order bonus haha.
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It's honestly like watching somone use a superpower in real life.
*Listens to a few snippets of song.*
"ok am ready"
*Proceeds to smash it.*
Do you not find it odd that she knew all the lyrics despite not having listened to it fully? She's clearly spent some time going through this prior to streaming.
@@andrewharrispiano It did not occur to me that this could be a possibility, this is potentially because I am a uneducated degenerate.
Its a hella popular song, how could she not know em
@@andrewharrispiano she probably knew the actual song, but if you've never played it before you might need a minute to refresh memory
@@andrewharrispiano When you have zero talent and you see someone with true talent, the response is often to believe that it what you're seeing cannot possibly be real. The only way your brain can comprehend what your eyes are telling you is to say "There must be some other explanation". Don't feel bad, this is a very natural reaction you are having.
me:
*hears a guitar solo*
*practices it*
2 years later...
*stil practicing it*
nathan flores fr? It wasnt that difficult bruv.
@@migraine461 agreed it's not that hard, took me about 3 days to get it. it's not too hard cos the solo isn't all over the fretboard the key is to just trEMOLO the fuck out of the guitar if u cant get the notes at the start in one go.
lmao I think mine's worse..
Been trying to learn some Protest the Hero songs for like 4 years on-and-off now, and just barely can I play a *couple* of them somewhat decently. What a pain in the ass they are lol
@@migraine461 wasn't talking about a specific solo
Me too
Oh, that's where all my talent went
Its all practice and training in the end.
She also started shit, but hard work gets the job done.
hey alright No she stole our talent. It has nothing to do with those ridiculous ideas you suggested.
hey alright she also has synthesia which lets her see music in colors and she has perfect pitch. Plus she played for 25 years so there’s that lol
H4MMY Actually its not stealing if God gave it to her instead of you. Idk what this guy is talking about hard work.
@HattieCattie neither did I 🤷♂️
Um ok why does this have 400k views, was it shared somewhere!?
I got this video in my recommendations. That's amazing.
@@sarahv363 same! And its awesome!
The algorithms are working for you today.
tcb268 Omg I still don’t understand the algorithm, how a video does nothing for 6 months then suddenly shoots up
My Chemical Romance's first reunion show is on the 20th so maybe the algorithm is responding to that?
These videos always remind me of Stephen Wiltshire (painter who can paint an entire cityscape accurately from memory); it's so abnormally brilliant.
This isn't as impressive as that, still really cool though.
@@NicoR24601 I find it hard to say one is more impressive than the other, considering how different they are, but I can see where you're coming from
@@misterfluffkins2161 Objectively this is not that impressive, is an easy melody and the chords are not complex, any good musician can do the same, while the thing that Stephen Wiltshire does is something truly unique, and it doesn't matter how good of an artist someone is, it would be impossible to replicate.
With this im not trying to downplay what Lara does, she is a really good musician, and it is impressive, but it isn't in the same league as what Stephen does.
You should watch Derek Paravicini, he is a pianist who can play everything he hears perfectly, even the most complex pieces, so Derek would be the music equivalent of Stephen.
ruclips.net/video/k8EJ_rISoaM/видео.html
@@NicoR24601
My Chemical Romance's vocal melodies are a lot more complex than people think; Maybe others aren't able to hear the combinations and all, but they're there on the original song; I agree with you that, objectively, her rendition wasn't as impressive as Stephen's playing, however, you didn't make clear whether you were referring to her rendition or My Chem's song when you called that, an, "easy melody," and the latter would be straight wrong; So, I'm making sure to point this out for anyone else who may have misunderstood; To be fair to her, also, though, she only listened to snippets, rather than the entire song, which makes sense why she would only get the foundational, non-complex chords out of the song and the baseline vocal melody that she adapted onto the piano;
If Stephen only saw snippets of an image he was going to paint, would he be able to recreate the entire non-snippeted image accurately? This is the base of what I mean;
All of the piano renditions of this song I've listened to have usually attempted to adapt the vocal melody, mostly, into their piano, or one of the individual parts of the instrumental melody, whilst no one has ever fully integrated all of the instrumental & vocal melodies together into a piano rendition; Hopefully, I may listen to one, one day;
Also, I wouldn't be so quick to use the word, "impossible," here; Some fella' out there may one day surpass Stephen's ability; I mean, people probably thought the ability to do what Stephen does was, "impossible," at one point too; And thanks for the link;!!
@@misterfluffkins2161
Not discrediting this streamer at all, in fact, I think what she did here is incredible--however, there are probably fairly many trained and very skilled musicians who can pull off feats like this one, whereas what Stephen Wiltshire does is absolutely unique
Blown away that she clicked through the song and heard the bridge chord progression then skipped later and heard it and recognized it had shifted key so she nailed it in her run-through. She didn't hear the back-to-back key change moment but she recognized the change anyway from flipping through the song for a few seconds. Unbelievably talented.
She probably has perfect pitch
I mean I don't have perfect pitch and I can even tell there's a key change by doing that
“something like that.” she says after literally DESTROYING IT AFTER LISTENING TO LIKE 15 SECONDS. That’s it, I’m subbing
Holy crap, as a fellow pianist who can play stuff by ear, this is beyond incredible and even more insane than people probably realize. bravo
A random RUclips recommendation, clicked out of skepticism, stayed out of incredulity and amazement. The talent, my god. Bravo!!!
✊😎 respect
Wow, meanwhile I can't even remember how to get around the town i've been living in for over 10 years.
Meanwhile, I still miss the toilet when I piss in the morning.
Lmao someone in the chat said “she drank that special GFuel today” 😂
AGH92 lol like the only comment I noticed
Rob Magi lool saaame
well the normal shit ain't turning me into james dewees
I read you comment and looked at
the chat and it was the first thing I read lmao
ngl I rewinded and checked if that was you who said that, lol
Many of my super-old subbed channels have stopped posting videos or their channels have changed a lot.
This one is like a small oasis to come back to. The same good music, the quick learning, the cozy set.
Just thanks, I guess.
I feel this, maybe not for this channel specifically because im just passing by,
but sometimes it do be like that.
"You did all that in two minutes?"
"Think of what I could do in six minutes."
Bruce Almighty-inspired paraphrased quote. Legitimately amazing, and really imagine what she could do if she listened to all of a song straight through.
best streamers use talent for views, not the face or body
true, but she is beautiful as well
@@Hellios92 not gonna lie tho
Just so happens to have it all unlike me, i have zero talent in anything
Truuuueee
Both are equally genetic so who cares
I've been getting a lot of 'song played on weird thing'-type recommendations, like buckets, glasses, bottles... but while they're neat, a talented person on a proper instrument will always be more impressive.
This is so good!
me: finnaly learn a medium hard song after 4 months
youtube: I'll make you feel bad now
_exactly_
This is incredible. Really enjoyed this. :)
IF this man vouches, we all vouch.
You bow to no one, Conroy
The whole thing is on Twitch: www.twitch.tv/lara6683
Skip to 1:08 for the song on piano
Nooo, don't skip. The learning part is always so fascinating. :)
Thank you for soothing my emo heart.
beautifully done lara
you rock, girl.... ❤️❤️❤️
how can i hate AND love u at the same time. jelly and fan!! :-)
This is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen in my life. Basically "I have no idea what this song is, but let me listen to it half-heartedly and reconstruct a better version."
Holy CRAP.
"Better version"
@@devonscope6222 maybe not better, but still amazing nonetheless.
Me being a pianist, once you know the scale its not too hard to know but considering she only watched it for 2 minutes and knows the whole song. You've got to give her props. Very well done
This was randomly in my reccomended despite never watching a piano related video on RUclips. RUclips is like that sometimes though. Good video anyway
It'll be because MCR recently did a comeback concert, so they're trending and the computer will assume "everyone" wants to see MCR related content.
"something like that" lmfao
To be fair if you’re a legit musician you’d understand why she says “or something like that”. Because musicians hear every minor mistake; timing issues , wrong rhythms , off notes, etc etc and know they could improve it
Insert name Here Nothing wrong with being humble
I wish I had even an ounce of the skill and talent she displayed in this clip.
You’re so talented! This is one of my favorite songs of all time, due in no small part to the intersecting lines and pure musicality of it. Where many “covers” miss out on the complexities that make it so great, your ear picked up on them and included them, which makes this by default one of my fav covers of this EVER. :D
i think there's quite a bit one can do with this song... I wish i could play an instrument like this... so free wheeling... but I mess around vocally... you can see all kinds of ways to riff off this song and add little things and elements of flair.
Holy moley what a random recommendation, that was amazing.
She also collaborates frequently with Taylor Davis, a violinist.
It's always incredible to see a musician get so into the music their body just starts moving. Absolutely wonderful.
I kinda want to see the MCR reaction video to watching this..
Seeing MCR together (even if just for one reaction video)? That would be everything
Considering they have no real talent, where she seems to (seriously look up any live show, they're terrible when they don't have 100s of hours in a studio, and dozens of hours to edit out bad takes and such)
Charles S well as a huge fan of MCR and their solo stuff, I have to disagree. Yes there were some bad performances, but there were much more performances that were amazing. Unfortunately I cannot say, that I have my own experience with MCR live, but I was at Gerard Way's solo concert and he was absolutely amazing. Yes, he isn't the best singer out there, but he's doing alright. And he was always more about the lyrics and emotions anyway. And as for the rest, I never noticed in any video that they would fuck up much. Instrumentals were usually very well played, so I don't know what you're talking about. Of course they can't match this girl's talent, but her talent is so rare that it really doesn't matter honestly
how would they react?
it'd be sad she doesn't know the song.. just guessing
Charles S Of course, ‘Charles S’, who everyone knows for being a musical extraordinaire. They made very good rock music and helped carry it through the 2000’s. It’s musically tasteful and they had a real attitude, style and filled arenas worldwide, and probably still would today. Stop being so stuck up about music and learn to give it a listen properly
I am so happy for you that you found what you love to do and can show your amazing talent to the world. Thank you, Lara!
crazy how she did this the same year (but before they announced) that they were doing a return tour
Literally love Lara. Completely changed who I watch on twitch now. Your knowledge on music theory baffles me. As a piano player myself I am astonished on how well you preform with only a minute to prepare. Insane.
I dont know why but i got teary eyed watching her play this song. Great work!
Beginning always gives me chills. Thank you for taking me back Lara.
How the hell can she remind the whole song? She definitively has a brilliant mind, what an artist
A brilliant mind indeed but do not forget she has hours and hours and hours of practice in her skills. A lot of people think great artists are purely talented and get discouraged to even try, but to everyone reading this, to get good you need to put in hard work. Stay motivated through your passion of music until you're where you want to be.
Sorry for the short rant, hope you understand :)
@@thames21 great words!!
Just from seeing this video i can tell She has definitely great skills in interval training, sight singing, and ear traininb
@@thames21 She also has synesthesia, which is a HUGE advantage over most musicians.
James Lewis
Yes, but she still had to learn the instrumental skills to use her synthesia as adventage and vice versa had to learn to use her synthesia as adventage for practicing her skills. Yet it‘s obviously something quite special that‘s hardly comparable to „normal“ musicians.
So once again for all „normal“ musicians out there:
Studies regarding talent vs. deliberate practice show that „good musicians“ or in fact geniuses in every field may be talented, but also put way more effort into studying their subject. Their amount of practice exceeds the amount of average people and experts by multiple times. Many of these studies suggest that talent just makes all this practice more enjoyable and rewarding especially at a young age (when learning is most effective) because you‘re obviously rewarded with progress quite easily. But the determination to keep on pushing your boundaries despite your maybe already excellent level of skill or knowledge is of huge importance and plays a central role no matter how talented you are.
So just go for it. Take your time and do it. You may not learn and progress as fast as someone talented, someone with synthesia or as easily as you would have ten oder fifteen years ago, but still you will progress and are able to reach a level of skill you most definitally wouldn‘t believe!
i just love watching her because her playing by ear is just 100% so GOOD!
That was 1M times more than impressive, so amazing, I just can't find words to describe what I just felt by seeing this being played like that :O
The level of musicianship deserves a massive amount of credit here, unbelievably talented and skilled
Things like this brings a tear to my eye. Music is a language and she speaks it well
So incredibly talented. I can't imagine the amount of hours you've put into mastering your instruments. Thanks so much for sharing! Love the stream when I can catch it. Keep up the amazing work! ❤
Honestly you are amazing. I've never seen anyone just browse thru a song and immediately start playing it flawlessly.
Always amazing, honestly...people like you just make the world a little brighter. Thank you for being you!!!
My goodness! Wow! You are out of control. The rhythm and melody was spot on. But you just get the harmony, those fills, solid bass, and the best element of this song is the build-up, and you gave it justice. All of that is just raw cover. Missed out on songs you said? I don't think you have problems catching up lol.
Hoping to find video tutorials from you. If not, inspiration/frustration from your vids will do 😅
The amazing talent and gamer vibes remind me fondly of Christina Grimmie
R.I.P
rip
The feeeeeels......100% on the money.
Cherish what you have NOW, people :'(
okay but this is the best thing ive ever had on my recommendations
I have a Patreon now! www.patreon.com/lara6683
Do you have perfect pitch or have you done ear training?
@@duncanlawrence4838 perfect pitch which just makes me lazier lol
lara6683 that’s super cool!
@@lara6683 have there been any notable downsides having perfect pitch besides it "making you lazy"? For example I have heard that ppl with relative pitch more easily adjust to pitch changes
You remember the song better after one listen than I do after 12 years of listening to it! so damn impressive
i stuffed the verse up though haha just made it up
Synesthysia obviously isn't the whole story. Years of practice to get mechanics locked down allow her to quickly translate what she senses into the hand movements. Also, left hand is very simply playing the an octave of each chord's base note or octave + the fifth, which is a common improv strategy to sound big/complicated without too much work.
Talented, but do not be discouraged, young pianists.
Or...she knew the song before she went live..
@@dpincay5375 Nah bro there's people making requests on her live and she goes crazy after hearing 2 or 3 snippets of it
@@DylD20 could be
@@DylD20 right but she could know a lot of songs, clearly she's very talented, and then grab one she knows. Though I prefer to believe she's a superhuman.
Has she confirmed whether she actually has Synesthesia?
She has yes.
What kind??
@@fluidxd5476 prob that synesthesia that turns sounds into visual colors
@@DonutEatingDoggo oh wow that is a good thing right?
@@tomick8336 some have it worse with the colors taking a huge chunk of their vision. But there are lucky ones who only got at most small specks of lights of different colors that appear in the corner of their visions that wont be a huge detriment for them at all. At most they would find it as some ad-ons that allow them to distinguish different notes and visualize sounds. People with really bad sound to visual synesthesia tend to hate noises and crowded places as the colors really take up a huge chunk of their vision.
Amazing. It's my favorite song of MCR, and I needed a version like this
I'm so impressed by your skill Lara.
And even better you love video games and their music!
Very happy that ViolinTay (Taylor Davis) introduced me to you 7 years ago!
So glad you're thriving on Twitch now too!
You’re like a keyboard Dovydas. Love it!
A friend?
this may be the greatest piano cover of all time
the improv just generates a completely new song IMO, so good
been listening to it everyday for 6 months on the way to work, I don't even remember how the original non-piano cover sounds anymore lol
Such a talent! We are lucky to be alive at the same time as lara ❤️
First time in a long long time that the G-note wasn't sad for me
Thought I'd be triggered by you not playing the song exactly, but it ended up like a remix and I love it.
Thank you to Marcus Veltri, I found Lara through his channel. They are both legends.
Not just talent but hard work and lots of it.
After Dragonforce in a couple minutes, than this MCR..
You da real Maestro! Salute
That G note gave tingles to my black emo heart
You're so amazingly skilled to pick up a song by just hearing it.
She's cheating, she has Synesthesia ;)
@@TomaszDK Synthesia only give her tips about the chords and melody notes. When she plays, she only looks her hands ... that memory + impro + rythm adaption + pretty much everything are insane.
She hears the song for 30 secs, look at synthesia for 30 secs, then is able to play it almost perfectly ... only memory, music theory and improv
@@TomaszDK what does synesthesia do
@@sKanteii It basically means she can see music
Edit: as in it takes a form of colours or similar that she can see
She makes everything sound so relaxing haha.
love it
2mins to learn a song. But you don’t see the 15+ years she’s taken to actually learn piano. She’s so goood 💜
Just found this channel she’s awesome!!
Oh, so this is what fighting Task Master would be like. Terrifying
You are absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing your talents and passion with us.
Her: Learns black parade in 2 minutes
Me: Falls in love in 2.1 minutes
Plays an epic performance and says "something like that" lol - those key changes made it even better!
Wow thats incredible for only hearing it a handful of times. Good job Lara!
Falafel King I think she had never heard it before! First time she said
This blew my mind! Incredible skill! Well played!
Thank you RUclips recommended .
Wow . such a talented pianist .
That keychange .. EARGASM
When Lara hits the G note 😫😫
Exept she starts on the e note XD
@@BlissDoesVA good luck on your journey on finding the G spot. It's going to be a long one and you might never find it.
@@Zahiimchen srry that i just know how to play the song right man XD
Can i get an e# for respec
Joke only works on Bass, G String. Take the L and get the Slap outta here.
whats especially amazing is that your mind hasnt been infiltrated to how the song exactly sounds, so you end up putting your own personal spins to the piece that just work!
You can literally play anything!! Love a bit of MCR and this is absolutely amazing!!
This should be titled “If the black parade was an abba song”
She learnt the whole song in half the amount of time it would take to listen to it all the way through once. Wow.
Haven’t heard this song in such a long time. Thankyou, this is absolutely brilliant. You’ve got a new subscriber in me.
So much fun! I'm new to this channel, new to the concept, new to all of it - i love it! This is superhuman, this song is my nemesis on the drums and i've been trying to nail it for years! Awesome job!
This is my first time ever seeing one of your vids and it was great and holy crap I love your overalls
I wasn’t early enough to leave a cheesy comment
‘She definitely hits the G NOTE.’
I envy people that can do this. What a talent.
Your grasp over music is insane
It's my first time here and oh my god! I come here thinking that the title is utter bullshit and here I am completely blown away. What an amazing talent!
Honestly this is absolutely incredible
The word talent isn't enough.
Lost my Dad a month ago. Found this. Glad I did, this is great. Thanks 🙂
OK BUT LIKE THE FACT THAT SHE PLAYED THE MAIN MELODY AND *ALL* OF THE OTHER BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL STUFF IN BETWEEN IT IS I N S A N I T Y WHAT THE HELL
Your videos literally trump every and any ASMR video out there. Literally get the chills every video
This makes me wanna quit piano, it takes me sooooo long it’s not fair 😂
I'm sorry. Anything worthwhile takes a long time to learn. They say that any person who has achieved mastery (of anything particular skill) has put in 10,000 hours of effort and practice...
Some say "I quit"
Some choose to say "I'm going to chew away at that one hour at a time." Imagine what would change in your life if you spent one hour a day doing "that thing" that would take you that more step towards a dream. That's how masters (like lara) got *started*.
How you choose to react to that is entirely up to you.
I know how I reacted :D
I mean she uses a trick you can use for most songs, watch her left hand. She just plays the melody and a bass line
Don't get me wrong, she has serious talent, but she does this a lot
@@wil7702 Yep. Exactly. Talent on it's own = she is cool.
Talent + doing it alot = youtube fandom .
Talent + focused effort + practice (doing it a lot) = mastery and fame.
@@BramMichaelson that 10k hours thing has been debunked multiple times in literature, its more of a saying than an scientific analysis of what it takes to master a skill
@@benzerka506 Oh for sure!
Not to belabor your point but.. let me give you an example... I've been driving since I was 16. Now I'm MUCH older. I probably have well in-excess of 10k hrs behind the wheel. Do I think I can beat the likes Nigel Mansell, Michael Walltrip or Ken Block in a race????
Fuck no ahahhahaha.
There is much more to learning a skill than just "putting in time". I'm sure you are familiar with the works of Barbara Oakley, Carol Dwek, Dr Angela Duckworth and even the likes of Jocko Willink and David Goggins will attest to the fact that what you are saying is 100% true.
Meaningful directed practice, having a growth mindset, displaying grit, and personal discipline and ownership all these (and a healthy dose of luck) all contribute to success and eventual Mastery.
That was absolutely incredible. Certainly impressed me with that keen ear of yours. Amazing job.
those ears are insanely accurate
It brightens up my day watching this kind of vids so much talent poured into you 😊
Finally a decent recommendation from the RUclips Gods 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Its like a superpower. You're such a powerful human being.
It's so interesting how people sway when they play the keyboard/piano. Even when I play the few songs I know I catch myself doing it. It's almost a second nature thing.
Nathan Speiser music does that. you don't just hear it, you feel it.
chills... literal chills...
Oh. My. God.
How? That's absolutely amazing!
beautiful. made me cry. AND NEVER PLAYING IT BEFORE. Wow
I dont really like the word "talent" because it feel like something she get throught luck when she born, but its not like that, that is a really big chunk of her life training her skills that give her te ability to play the piano like that, awesome
Thats not something many people dare to do, practice in something till you become the envy of everyone
Hopefully someday ill find something that i like and take the risk and practice on it till that level
well talent is they're inclined to learn it and pick it up faster. of course she still had to learn and work hard for it. It's like a pre-order bonus haha.
Relative pitch at its best. Great as usual Lara ! 👏🤟
we need to send this to frank on twitter right now
This is awesome! Pogchamp!
I'm def following you on Twitch.