Everything in its right place (Radiohead) Piano Step by Step Tutorial 

Thank you very much for this comment mate! Peace. Lio

I totally agree these tutoruial force you to understand the structure of the song, and your more involved rather than just being lead like sheep, my favourite tutorials

I disagree. I like it better when the teacher explains what the song is doing. Just saying.

​@@isaacbehringer4629 some people don't need to be spoon fed. I've got a weird brain, I don't count for example, just learnt the pyramid song in a few days and read loads of comments with people struggling with the rhythm. I listened to that song every night for a year so it just must be in my head vividly, I already knew how to play the song in my head rhythmically, just didn't know where to put my hands if that makes sense.

​@@isaacbehringer4629 different brains require different methods, I like the bare bones explanation so I can figure the rest out myself just by actively listening to the song

You're very welcome my friend!! Greetings from France. Peace. Lio

Hi! I'm really happy to read this comment since it's the reason why I make these free tutorials :) For people "to feel the spark again"! Greetings from France and have fun playing 😉 peace. Lio

Jesus I sound like a fuckin bot ^ [•_•]

Lol

Yep, that time signature is 10/4. If you sum it all up. You can break it down but thats it. I play it in my head in 5/2.

This really is the best video out there

Thank you mate best compliment ever (my fav guitarist ✌️) Peace. Lio

I was thinking Adam Driver

i was thinking Michael Cera

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Haha i'm french so i don't get the "Ben" thing since my name is Lionel :) But anyway i appreciate the comment and wish you a merry chistmas bro ! Peace. Lio

So glad to read this!! It's a really awesome first song to learn :) Have fun playing it. Peace. Lio

Thank you my friend for these kind and encouraging words. And long live Radiohead 😁👑 peace. Lio

Thank you so much for your comment bro! I really appreciate it and I'm glad this tuto helped you. Peace. Lio

Thank you Jim, I really appreciate it :)) peace. Lio

You're welcome Eric :) and thank you for your support! peace. Lio

You can now use RU-vid chapters to navigate in the tutorial. Peace. Lio

Thank you Matthaus :) I really appreciate it my friend. Peace. Lio

Thank you Fisherr, I'm glad you liked it!! And thank you for subscribing. Peace. Lio

I'm very happy to read this! Getting back into playing with Radiohead is awesome :) Have fun learning. Peace. Lio

Thank you for your kind feedback Alexis :) peace. Lio

Thank you Craggle! I truly appreciate both of your comments :) have a great day. Peace. Lio

Thank you tophan I appreciate it! Peace. Lio

Glad you like it Carlos ! :) Peace. Lio

Really happy to hear that!! I'm glad to be your personal Santa this year then 🎅 greetings from France. Lio

glad you like it :) Long live Radiohead ! and thank you for your comment my friend. Peace. Lio

Thank you for your kind comment Kory. Peace. Lio

You're welcome, you're welcome, you're welcome :)) peace, lio

You're very welcome Christopher!! Peace. Lio

My pleasure Jordi :) peace. Lio

Thank you for your feedback and glad you enjoyed :) Peace. Lio

Thank you my friend :)

Thank you Vince!! Peace. Lio

Thank you so much my friend! I really appreciate it :) peace. Lio

Thank you Colin and welcome :) don't hesitate to request songs you would like to learn. Peace. Lio

Thank you so much for your feedback, i'm so glad you managed it in one hour ! that's exactly the point of this tutorial even if you need to listen to it for the perfect tempo / timing. Peace. Lionel

You're welcome :) peace. Lio

You're very welcome Elden ! Have a great day. Peace. Lio

Thank you Armin :)

You're welcome Nicolas :) peace. Lio

You're very welcome :) peace. Lio

Hey Urlu, I'm really happy to read this! It's one of my favorite song as well :) greetings from France. Peace. Lio

@@CSound Et bien le bonsoir depuis la Belgique 😁

Thank you my friend 🙌

Oh yes! I totally agree with you. Music should be teached with music we love. It would be quicker for sur. Peace and greetings from France. Lio

For the second chord, this dude looks to be playing D flat, F, G,C,. So what is the change you mean here?

Brett Larson He played it right. If you look at the sheet music online the chord labeled above the notes say d flat 13, which is wrong.

You are welcome! Yes time signature can be tricky but that's the beauty of Radiohead :) thank you for your comment. Peace. Lio

Thank you Layne! Peace. Lio

Thank you my friend! Appreciate it. Have a good day. Lio

De rien wadji, content que ce tuto ait pu t'aider ✌️peace

So glad to read this comment! Have fun playing this beautiful and amazing song. Peace. Lio

I love this song ! I will see what i can do :)

@@CSound thanks man

Hi, I'm using a keyboard from the plugin addictive keys and added a little bit of distorsion, reverb and delay. Hope it helps. Peace. Lio

@@CSound Thanks! yeh, I learned to play this today from your tutorial, I reaggaefied it a bit. awesome tutorial! I used the "e piano" setting on my Casio sounds pretty close and yeh cranked the reverb. Thanks again.

Hi and thank you for the cool comment :) I used an emulation of a Rhodes, then added a slight amount of reverb, delay and distorsion. But I don't know the exact settings since I recorded it some years ago. Greeting from France. Peace. Lio

@@CSound good! Thanks for the reply! Sending love from Brasil!

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Hi and thank you. well observed détective ... It's a special thank you for someone I know 👌

Thank you Marcus! Yes this website is over. I will try to make a new one soon :) Peace. Lio

Really? Cause i played this version over the original and it sounds ok :) But i will try it as a variation. Thank you for your feedback. Peace. Lio

Na man, I listened its a G. More tension, more presence.

Haha maybe a bit 😉

It's on my to do list for sur my friend :) Peace. Lio

CSound all the thom yorke stuff really. It's all pretty basic, as are my talents.

Haha fair enough

Hi Ivan. It's a Studiologic SL 990 Xp :) Only a master keyboard. Then i use a VST to emulate a Rhodes. Peace. Lio

Hey Ben, it's a rhodes with a bit of reverb, distorsion and delay :) Peace. Lio

Just hang in there! Do it in parts.

Start slow and separate the hands at first. Then gradually connect them and start increasing the speed. Perseverance is key (practice every day for like 10-15min). Good luck!

Keep practicing! Do your scales, every day. Slow it right down. Don't try to match the tempo. Take it one bar at a time.

Sure I understand. It comes from a plugin called addictive keys. I added some other plugins to the original patch : reverb, tremolo and just a little bit of delay. Peace and thank you for the comment. Lio

@@CSound awesome, thank you

You're welcome bro :) Peace. Lio

Hi thank you for your kind comment. I would say intermediate level :) peace. Lio

Oddly, I actually find Radiohead piano pieces to be easier to nail than some beginner-level stuff I'm learning. Left hand is what I struggle with, and these left-hand parts aren't too difficult to master.

the song is really not that hard once you get into the groove, and a lot of fun to play. The only thing that might throw you off at first is the fact that its in 10/8 but if you get the rythm right its really not as difficult as it may sound

Hänger 10/4, not 10/8. It's not in compound time.

Awesome!! I'm so glad you turned this video into a guitar tab. Greetings from France. Peace. Lio

Not the first time I hear that 🙃 peace. Lio

Hi Matthew. Yes i do :)

Hi Filip :) it's a different approach but I see what you mean 👍 I have done it for a lot of other piano tutorials on the channel. peace. Lio

I wish !! One of my favorite guitarist and musician

Totally possible !! Just need a little bit of patience and practice i guess :)

Rhodes mate with a hint of phaser or slow vibey pitch LFO

@@deanesamuelporter9369 Exactly mate :)

I'm using a virtual synth from Addictive Keys plugin :)

Hi Gabriel. The sound is coming from a vst, imitating the sound of an electric keyboard. I play with a master keyboard and this vst running on my computer. Hope it helps my friend. Peace. Lio

@@CSound thanks for answering, what vst ? any chance of sharing the patch or how you made it ?

@@gabrielalejandroavilaquint8191 It's the "Mark One" from Addictive Keys :) It's not a patch or something i made.

Hi! The key of the song is Ab Major :)

@@CSound Ab major doesn't have a C major chord

It's just a mixture of chords. Songs almost never stay in the same key, they often borrow chords from other scales/modes. The song is definetely in some sort of C key. What key exactly? It doesnt really matter. It might be in mixolydian b6 like you said. But Db and Eb arent in that scale. Do you know what modal mixture is? We could think of it in C mixolydian b6 (C D E F G Ab Bb) or C phrygian dominant (C Db E F G Ab Bb), and those Db and Eb are being borrowed from C phrygian. Do you know flamenco? In flamenco there is something called the "Andalusian cadence": the chords i bVII bVI V. They don't fit into the same key but it works because the V is just the dominant of the key. You could think of this song as being those V bVI and bVII repeating over and over again: C Db Eb (C Db(b5) Eb6). Do you know what a Picardy third is? It's when a song in a minor key ends on a major tonic instead of a minor tonic: the I instead of the i. You could therefore think of this song as being in C phrygian, but every time we hear the tonic, a Picardy third occurs and we hear a C major instead of a C minor. As you can see there are at least 3 different ways of thinking about this progression. This kind of a progression (I bII bIII) is SUPER common in flamenco and all kinds of film and game music that want to evoke that Spanish flamenco sound. Don't get too hung up on theory. You were confused because these chords didnt fit into one scale. But musicians dont (often) make music by following some arbotrary ruleset. The "rules" come afterwards, and in this case the rules already exist: modal interchange, picardy thirds and the andalusian cadence. All of music theory exists simply to DESCRIBE the music people have made, to understand it, and to help others make music that sounds similar to it, not to dictate which notes you can and cannot play. If you encounter some kind of a weird chord thing like this, just think "wow, cool", learn HOW it breaks the "rules" and move on. Cheers.

C Phrygian