Why doesent it sound like that when Iplay it!?!D: Please help me I have to perform thursday and Ireally want to learn and play this songD: Pleaseeee Help Me!?!
no actually i can play any right hand melody to a steady rhythm going on with my left hand.. i was a drummer for many years so i'm just drumming those left hand notes and i don't seem to have any trouble following along with a right hand melody whatever it is.. i play mary had a little lamb with a very tight rhythm.. it's all still slow learning though..
@az101010 having that drum background would def help out a lot ! yeah i kinda just taught myself how to manipulate the chords to fit the melody. cause really, the chords help simulate the drums. kinda what i've learned over the years.
thanks so much.. this is what i have been looking for.. i'm just learning the piano and it has been so hard finding anyone who plays that back and forth octive for rhythm down low like that.. i want to learn to play all songs that way.. i have been practicing that octive rhythm for almost two years and i can make it rock and i'm ready to learn to make it work with any song.. maybe it's just the root note of the chords for the song- i don't know yet.. any advice would be "cherished"..
@az101010 for me, it really is basically the root note of the chord :p thats really it. and it doesn't work for every song cause using alternative octave chords makes the song really upbeat, and it sounds odd with a slow song. but its great for pop/rock/country music. thanks for the feedback ! good luck with your playing ! :)
@rmcquade19- thanks for responding to me.. yeah that's what i thought- just make rhythm out of parts of the chord.. either one note of the chord back and forth as an octive- or two notes of the chord back and forth- or just chomping on a couple of notes of the chord.. and yeah for sure slow songs won't have that.. and then there is fill-in stuff too.. but when you said take the chords and move them down and play them like drums- wow- that's the way i've been planning to play..
I totally have that keyboard! I feel special :')
SapphieBoots 5 months ago
Can someone plz make a tutorial on how to do this song cause it's kinda slow/blurry.! Well inbox me if you no a better tutorial.! Bt qood job.!
Dance3604 5 months ago
I'm getting vertigo
karlSNESnerd 9 months ago
Why doesent it sound like that when Iplay it!?!D: Please help me I have to perform thursday and Ireally want to learn and play this songD: Pleaseeee Help Me!?!
Omenboy8u 9 months ago
what's the tone you're using called?
raygunn95 1 year ago
@raygunn95 just the basic grand piano, but I turned on sustain
rmcquade19 1 year ago
@rmcquade19 ohh ok thanks alot man! great video too
raygunn95 1 year ago
sounds great !!
tancullen9 1 year ago
if only we could see your motion instead of a blur. you need a new camera mate
m173627 1 year ago
your keyboard has kind of a guitar-like sound and it's very musical and accurate- perfect for top 40 songs- i like it..
az101010 1 year ago
no actually i can play any right hand melody to a steady rhythm going on with my left hand.. i was a drummer for many years so i'm just drumming those left hand notes and i don't seem to have any trouble following along with a right hand melody whatever it is.. i play mary had a little lamb with a very tight rhythm.. it's all still slow learning though..
az101010 1 year ago
@az101010 having that drum background would def help out a lot ! yeah i kinda just taught myself how to manipulate the chords to fit the melody. cause really, the chords help simulate the drums. kinda what i've learned over the years.
rmcquade19 1 year ago
thanks so much.. this is what i have been looking for.. i'm just learning the piano and it has been so hard finding anyone who plays that back and forth octive for rhythm down low like that.. i want to learn to play all songs that way.. i have been practicing that octive rhythm for almost two years and i can make it rock and i'm ready to learn to make it work with any song.. maybe it's just the root note of the chords for the song- i don't know yet.. any advice would be "cherished"..
az101010 1 year ago
@az101010 for me, it really is basically the root note of the chord :p thats really it. and it doesn't work for every song cause using alternative octave chords makes the song really upbeat, and it sounds odd with a slow song. but its great for pop/rock/country music. thanks for the feedback ! good luck with your playing ! :)
rmcquade19 1 year ago
@rmcquade19- thanks for responding to me.. yeah that's what i thought- just make rhythm out of parts of the chord.. either one note of the chord back and forth as an octive- or two notes of the chord back and forth- or just chomping on a couple of notes of the chord.. and yeah for sure slow songs won't have that.. and then there is fill-in stuff too.. but when you said take the chords and move them down and play them like drums- wow- that's the way i've been planning to play..
az101010 1 year ago
nice tutorial
majosband 1 year ago
awesome :D
TheMusicNinja613 1 year ago