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I saw Hans Zimmer live once and I'm not ashamed to say I had tears. You've just brought on some more. This is a BEAUTIFUL version of this piece. You always amaze me with your talent, and I always love loops! I can't tell you how much I love this one!
I love how the initial piano gradually blends away into the mix, I never even noticed it go, but I got all-over chills at 21:44 when it comes back in for the final few notes.
I can’t believe the one stream I tuned in for it was this absolute masterpiece I witnessed being created. If this doesn’t make you subscribe, I’m not sure you can be convinced
Truly amazing Frank. Not just the keyboard playing, but your control over all the loop and keyboard inputs is phenomenal 👌. More of this please; it's inspirational to us amateurs 😊
Epic Frank. I'm getting the vibe that you've been through some stuff. I've been there too. You have direction in your life and an amazing talent that we all appreciate. Keep doing your thing.
I have 2 windows open, this and "NASA’s Boeing Crew Flight Test Rendezvous and Docking" listening to this and that is pretty cool.. Or nerdy, but whatever.. Lovin your patience.. Cheers from Regina Canada
So weird how beautiful music can make me cry. It doesn't even have to have sad lyrics, although does too some times, just the music. It's like, how does anything have a right to be that beautiful? Great job Frank. I think I'll go do some yard work now.
It's the song played in the movie Inception at the end when the main character finally comes out of the deepest dream after spending years in there, and finally wakes up in the airplane and gets to go home and see his children. It's the song that plays us into the end credits when we don't get to find out whether or not he's still in a dream.
Awesome! The only thing that you could improve I think, is to have another opposing melody. LME: With most instruments you did the same One, Down 1, Up 1, Up More, Up One melody. Hans Zimmer uses an opposing melody that is going One, Down 1, Down 1, Down More, (Down More, Down Much or Up One), both conflicting with each other a little bit. And probably some more melodies that do something similar. That way at the beginning of the beat, all instruments start in consonance, many on the same note, then they get louder and it gets more chaotic (dissonant) in the middle of the beat, and then at the end of the beat they arrive at different notes again in consonance. This repeats with each beat, giving that feel of increasing intensity each beat that expresses itself with growing volume and dissonance, arriving back at a familiar place.
I was sitting there the whole video with my eyes closed and had just a really good "time". Thank you for sharing this highlight and keep up the good work - ❤
Yep, this one just went into my favorites Playlist. I've already played this one 3 times. Fantastic work Frank 👏. Wish I could play as well as you do. Guess I'll have to practice a lot more 😊. You are an inspiration.
I can't express all the highly specific ways this was meaningful to me. I play too, and in my dreams, I can do this. I would choose THIS track. Such a personal experience, and so epically done. Thank you.
Difference here is the same keyboard played strings played over and over with the exact same recording of it because you loop it becomes stale to listen to imo, there’s no difference in how it’s played each bar or set of bars, I prefer it played live so each chordal sequence can be played differently to a degree each time, varying the performance on the whole. Very talented for doing it all though like this.
