You have amazing covers, just subscribed! I'm new to piano, and while this piece may be easy to learn by ear, may I request a sheet to practice properly?
I just put it in the description! I always had it, but never bothered to publish it since there already is sheet music online for this one. But I suppose the sheet music I used is maybe slightly different, so here it is anyway: flat.io/score/615861ef56b61d0013b47bcc-tool-message-to-harry-manback. Good luck!
Sorry to ask you, is this non copyright? I'm interested to use this in my project (a videogame), which will not be published but used as an academic project (my thesis). And I'm not sure if it's ok to use it or no. Do you have any clue? Thanks you!
That sounds super cool, I feel honored! As far as I'm concerned, feel free to use it. I would be very curious to see how it's incorporated into the final product, if that would be possible. However, I'm not sure how copyright works in regards to covers. I suggest you look into that, and if it turns out all you need is the go-ahead from the performer of the cover, and not the original artist, you're good to go!
p.s. Your artwork is great too; the font, use of piano keys blened to look like Aenima... really nice. Sometimes good work just needs to be acknowledged.
Thanks! This is one of the very few I haven't written the sheet music for, unfortunately. Maybe when I find some time some time I'll make it, but I can't make any promises.
@@GoodJobPiano No worries, I'm blown away by the work you've done already and appreciate you sharing it with everyone! Thanks again for your great sheet music compositions!
0:00 Aum 2:38 Nachash 7:11 AMWar 12:12 We Are 17:53 The Refusal 22:31 Aeons 29:33 Asymmetry 31:53 Eidolon 35:21 Sky Machine 42:53 Amusia 43:31 The Last Few 48:30 Float 52:30 Alpha Omega 1:00:10 Om
Happy April 'Vools! Download available here: good-job.bandcamp.com/track/asymmetry-piano-cover Sheet music: flat.io/score/63135a6281cbfc0012a43643-karnivool-asymmetry
Amazing arrangement. I don't know how you fit the whole song into one piano part, especially the verses. That percussion part must have taken a lot of practice to get right!
I mean I don't have access to the actual original vocal tracks, but I could use a (free online) program that attempts to isolate the vocals from the mp3s. In that case it sounds like this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9psGIRZcAog.html (I cut out the vocal-less beginning and ending). Not too bad and not too great. Let me know if this is good enough for you, and if so, which other songs you'd like to hear the isolated vocals of.
