The notation for Sundown is 𝘴𝘭𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵𝘭𝘺 incorrect. It doesn't really take away from the main point of the video, but if I were to include it at all it should've been correct, apologies! (The D that made me label the chord Dm, is just being used as a neighbor tone for F. Even if this was Dm it would be Dm 6/3. The decision to try and notate the rhythm of a song that doesn't follow a time signature in 4/4, leads to some very ugly and cluttered sheet music.
I think the ability to understand music is very interesting, and I want to learn it too. it opens up so much, especially in the environment that I exist in, which is mainly games, movies, anime and so on. I can roughly say about some random ost what kind of state or sensation the creature is. But interpreting and justifying it is amazing
Very informative, though the terminology is lost on me. I genuinely had never noticed this, I am not musically gifted. Thank you for sharing for the less fortunate!
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The notation for Sundown is 𝘴𝘭𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵𝘭𝘺 incorrect. It doesn't really take away from the main point of the video, but if I were to include it at all it should've been correct, apologies!
(The D that made me label the chord Dm, is just being used as a neighbor tone for F. Even if this was Dm it would be Dm 6/3. The decision to try and notate the rhythm of a song that doesn't follow a time signature in 4/4, leads to some very ugly and cluttered sheet music.
incredible video
I think the ability to understand music is very interesting, and I want to learn it too. it opens up so much, especially in the environment that I exist in, which is mainly games, movies, anime and so on. I can roughly say about some random ost what kind of state or sensation the creature is. But interpreting and justifying it is amazing
Very informative, though the terminology is lost on me. I genuinely had never noticed this, I am not musically gifted. Thank you for sharing for the less fortunate!
very cool video
Black Moonlight and The Coast (Maybe also Wind Chimes) also contain Sundown leitmotif, but sped up