@@smtchahal Hi, it's a python library created by some researchers. If you Google "Bytedance piano transcription colab" (and/or keyword GiantMIDI) you could probably find out how to install and use it...
I see this in mi fyp and i immediately watched it, Wow you seriously have a lot of talent. I'm a huge fan of Beastars and my favorite character is Juno, and i'm drawing her while i hear this, talk serious you made me cry when i hear the 2:10 Keep going (Sorry for my english i'm not talk It very well🤍)
omg this is what I was looking for, now i can open FL20 and make NO FUCKING CLIP VERSION.... or maybe u already have midi 4 this? i dont know w, but eeeeeeverywhere this sound cliping, but i know how to fix it, just give me notes and 1 hour so i spent some time and i can confidently say that the problem is in the reverb. not the author of the video, but the author of the music file itself is a freak. apparently he put the default preset and didn't even compress anything. i did some work with the file i downloaded from youtube (already funny) and i can say that after 4 hours the clip will be barely noticeable, but this is madness, mastering a downloaded mp3 file..... I will be the happiest person if I don't need to type midi from your video and you just send them to my mail, if you have them of course. with dry sound will be much cooler and easier to work, I would even pick up the reverb and delay 2-3 times better than in the original mixazedd555 @ g ma il . com
Hi, yes! I took a lot of inspiration from Chopin. I listened to a lot of music from him. I think he was a natural improviser and his music reflects that...
Lol! I have no idea why it would pop up in your feed either, or anyone else's, unless they watch lots of piano videos 😂 but if you got any value from it, I'm glad!
Thank you! The keyboard itself is nothing too special -- an old Yamaha P85 -- but I am using a nice keyboards VST called Keyscape. A bit expensive but it sounds good. You can watch the official demo video, and also hear others using it on RU-vid. I would also recommend Garritan CFX lite, much cheaper.
lol, this is the first time I get a message in German. Welcome! (I saw it and thought "oh dear, they're gonna say the original is a masterwork and I f**ked it up....." I''m glad I was wrong!) I am glad you liked it. I agree, the original is a masterwork. I love the chords, and the mood. It is perfectly designed. But, I am not able to play music how other people tell me to! So I tried to tell the story in my way. Many people (including me) can relate to Legoshi: his desire to fit in, but also his feeling of being different, and his struggle to understand his difference. I think those feelings are strong in the original piece. Here, I explored those feelings for myself. Also I recorded this around 3.30 in the morning. It had a special quiet atmosphere and I think that helped!
@@firosukei'm not german, i do study german (and japanese too). i'm half mexican and half australian, and i live in spain (it's kinda better). i did know your piece for so long if i'm honest, but i didn't really love it until i felt it. for some reason i thought your version was sadder, but at the same time was kinder, it's a painful love melody. beastars used to be my favourite when i used to watch anime, but it was already 3 years ago. i did related with barely every character in some way, mostly with louis and juno, but also haru and legoshi. i do really like your style, can i sugest one improv cover?
@@maria-sssc wow, you seem like quite a polyglot! >_< I wonder why you chose to write in German -- just practising? 🙂 Haha, don't worry. I don't think we can attach a fixed value to a piece of music over time. Sometimes I had an album for many years before I listened and suddenly enjoyed it. Or I loved some music before, and then I didn't want to listen any more. I rarely think of explicit things when playing -- for me, it's like following a river of emotions and sound patterns, following some kind of "internal logic". I enjoyed Beastars. Indeed, many of the characters are very relatable and interesting. I am glad if you enjoy anything I make 🙂for sure, please do suggest covers. I can't promise they would turn out as expected. I usually learn the basics of the song, and then start making something up. I don't plan ahead at all, so the result is unpredictable. I'm happy to try, if you suggest anything!
@@maria-sssc Haha, I'm glad to hear that too. Recently I had a chance to improvise music (solo or with others) while a poet performed -- it was quite interesting! Keep writing. In fact, if you like, I can suggest you share a poem, and I try to improvise music to it, then you/I can make a video from it. Just let me know if you're interested.
Thanks for stopping by! The short answer is, you can probably play some rendition of any song on a 61 key piano. (Beastars specifically? I think some of the songs would be easier than others -- I guess Beautiful Pina is hard, Harlequin Rabbits is medium, Legoshi's theme or Don't forget, maybe are okay. You can always play easier or harder versions of the same song.) You might have to change the notes sometimes (play or move to a different octave) when it goes very high or very low. If you are trying to play some music exactly as written (- I don't like it , I prefer to improvise🙂-) then it can be inconvenient; but if you want to make your own version, then in theory you can adapt it to whatever instrument you want. Personally I like using the high and low piano notes -- you have more sounds to play with -- but then the piano takes more space, and it's hard to move the keyboard around. If you have a chance, I suggest to try a bigger keyboard eventually (76 or 88 keys) but I think you can get good music from a 61 key piano! I often use small pianos and don't mind so much.
Glad you liked it, my friend. Do you mean, a version where you can see the piano notes light up clearly? (Or sheet music, an actual MIDI file, etc) I may have lost the original files when my laptop was stolen, but I can try to learn and play this again
Yes! When the notes light up, because I have have vision problems I find it easier to play the notes that’s way. But I’m sorry hear that about your laptop 😢
@@PaulCuellar04 okay, got it. I'll see what I can do. I've not been playing much music the last few months, but I will try to do this for you at least...
Me encanta! Suena tan suave como una canción de cuna pero a la vez inquietante 👌 Fnaf + piano = perfección Edit: quizás podría sugerir "bonnie's lullaby" que también es del estilo. Saludos :D
