Without fail, there are people like this who miss the Obvious. Of course, there are other people who Should, and probably do, know better. Huge sigh. it's a guitar. not a piano. get your facts correct.
As a Pianist of 7 years, yes lesser than all of you. I can say that this is pretty easy it's chords on left and single notes on the right hand. But it's amazing how his guitar sounds like a piano though.
The way you simulate the timing of a pianist's fingers progressing through each chord is maybe the best part about this. The perfect tone is novel and impressive, but the pianist "finger timing," whatever you'd call it, it's such a simple but extremely convincing nuance that just makes all the difference in the world. What an awesome skill.
@@deadstarr7 that's an impressive pedal, but they both emulate synths, not grand pianos, and for good reason. afaik, you cant emulate a piano with the signals of an electric guitar pickup
Oh man this guy makes his guitar sing. I've never heard anyone else play quite like him and it's beautiful. Very inspiring to see someone do something new or at least something i haven't heard before. I swear it's angelic (Edit) thank you guys so much for the likes. I think this is the most I've ever gotten lol. Seriously though I appreciate it
i searched for your "i miss you" randomly yesterday bc it has been my ringtone for a long time now and to hear this suddenly was mind-blowing. you're amazing as always!!!! 🙏🏼
@@imagination.junkyard it's an older composition by Ichika ^^ I miss you - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dPNVJZP3i5g.html that's the og clip. It became popular and he made other renditions of it like "harder version" and this very video we're commenting on "piano on the guitar" side story: Ichika noticed that there's people that loops his videos to make it longer (back then, until now, a lot of channels use his clips to turn into Lofi or make a 5 min even 10 hrs loops) so he made I miss you an official longer lofi-esque version - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LI3E709rQDE.html Lastly, I *highly* recommend watching 10 Levels of I miss you cuz it's beautiful - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SCW_ptB9eKY.html for me I miss you is Ichika's trademark, a timeless masterpiece.
@@missvonsweetz5071 here u go I miss you - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dPNVJZP3i5.html and from a different channel but highly recommended! - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SCW_ptB9eKY.html
Hey Ichika Nito! you are one of the only guitar players i follow, since you have really unique style which my ears love to hear. i got a little song request that i think would make people crazy when hearing your cover, would fit your style perfect! like this comment if you would like to hear Ichika play this! Great Fairy's Fountain - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Definitely want to see a cover of the piano part of enemy on guitar. Your guitar videos are so awesome man, someone call Marie Kondo, the joy is in full effect.
@Ayustria Salma no such pedal exists, there is a casio guitar which can be played with MIDI, but the only way to turn guitar notes straight into MIDI notes like this is the one I mentioned
@Ayustria Salma i don't know if you've used MIDI guitar 2, but it has come quite far over the last 7 years, and yes there are some dynamics in his playing here but it does not sound like a natural piano either, there is a clear minimum velocity that you can hear. that being said, if his precision is good enough that he can make the casio MIDI guitar sound that good then there is no reason to doubt that he can't make MIDI guitar 2 sound good. or maybe it's edited in post ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ fuck knows
There's no such thing. Take it from a sound engineer like me. It's obvious the piano is on the left outside the view. Check with headphones so you can hear the change better.
MIDI tracker, there's both pedals and plugins you can get for your PC. It's not one of the physical gadgets that can do this though, cause that would be say, clipped onto the bridge
There are plugins that can convert guitar DI into midi, then you just play that midi through a piano plugin. Its normally not perfect though so maybe he edited the midi after to make it sound perfect.
Pianists: Your loud electric guitar will never sound as beautiful as a piano! Guitarists: You know how we can connect our instruments to the computer like you guys? Pianists: Yeah? so!? Guitarists: We can convert the signal into MIDI. Pianists: Oh no.... Guitarists: Oh yes!
@@stamb9521 yea that’s why he said “ we can connect the instruments to the computer like you guys” because everyone knows that u can do that on a piano lmao
@@dinofanta222 vsts are a lot more powerful than you think. Typical analog keyboard vs virtual pianos can provide the same type of sound generation. Decades of audio engineering has made it so it’s difficult to distinct a physical piano with a synthetic sound. Sure this may not sound like a piano but he is playing it on the guitar. MIDIs can automate the ADSR, resonance, and loudness of the piano just by itself! At the end of the day, the quality of a physical piano and the quality of a digital piano are more or less the same, especially through a video that digitally computes the sound back at you with speakers.
@@nhutpham2581 yes i'm aware i've been using vst pianos for years now and even a midi keyboard connected to a vst doesn't sound as organic as this guitar which youre telling me is connected to some kind of guitar to midi method whether it be pedal or vst sounds more natural than my actual keyboard does. Listen to this with headphone and listen to literally any piano vst and if you cant hear all the subtle nuances that make a piano what it is vs samples then i cant help you...
@@nobapnocap I don't know exactly what he's using in this video (and could be a pedal as well, it's at least visible that it's not one of the gadgets you attach to the guitar) but Jam Origin MIDI Guitar 2 is one that can do this
Midi Guitar 2. Guitar to Midi. Если погуглить подобные запросы, то найдете решения, как стать "гитаристом Ваенги" или Нито))) Звучит круто! Отличное исполнение! ;)
Maybe with 10 strings (= 5 fingers x 2 hands) you can be more proximal to piano at full performance. But we can have a greater polyphony using the foot pedal. Well, but you play really good 😊
Ive never seen a 10 string would have to be custom made ive seen 6,7,8 and 9 strings ive never seen a 10 string nor would i be able to guess what it would do i do play guitar im pretty sure it would have to be special made wich is real expensive
Not to mention its really hard to use your thumb to tap with and people rarely use their pinky its possible and i have even done it but to play guitar fully like a piano would be alot different the strings are lined up differently it would be something that would take a little patience to figure out
@@Paccyd33you know nothing about how music is made if you think that. Session guitarists listen to the track, write notation and then play. Are they not real guitarists. Zero sheet music involved.
@@Paccyd33 Hi, actual guitarist here Sheet music is optional. We usually use tablature (sheet music designed for guitar-like instruments) Normal sheet music scares us guitarists.
This is one of his oldest tunes on this channel (title is "I miss you") that really blew up thanks to the algorithm. I think a lot of old time subscribers subscribed because of this one tune lol
I... Don't even know if this is possible? I feel like it's dubbed over lol. Not sure how an analog signal would get converted into piano with dynamics intact. Still cool though
@@lesterross1 take it from a sound engineer, this is an overdub. The piano sound isn't centered whilst the guitar isn't. So if this would be legit, that wouldn't happen because it is a mono source.
I can’t tell if it’s an effect or a back track, but I’m 💯% sure it needs this unique talent Ichika has to play this with so much perfection and feelings🔥
Right! It truly does sound like he just overdubbed a piano over it and did a really good job making it look convincing. I guess we'll never know. And as you said, regardless - as always still amazing
listening to this closed eyes 0:00-0:11 it's guitar 0:12-0:23 it's piano 0:24-0:27 it's again guitar 0:27-0:31 it's both guitar and piano for me...❤️ this was awesome hope you will made another one like this😌💙