Me Playing Final Fantasy X To Zanarkand

Hello,

i miss this place and its people soooooo much..
but i have been busy and im actually still because of the school..

now i only have the chance of time to put this simple piece,
im playing half of it.. and its clear from the vedio
oh, pardon my Camera..

i hope to hear ur opinions and advices beacause im here to learn..

Maybe one or two wrong notes, but the rest is very nice

But you should try to improve the audio quality, maybe recording the headphone output with your soundcard. I've described this some time ago:

http://www.frank-buss.de/music/recording.html

Very nice! I suppose I would like to learn this one too eventually. So many things to learn, so little time.

(Next time you record, you might want to move your camera so the side of your piano is not in the frame. The camera doesn't seem know what to focus on. )

Circle_of_Fists wrote:Very nice! I suppose I would like to learn this one too eventually. So many things to learn, so little time.

(Next time you record, you might want to move your camera so the side of your piano is not in the frame. The camera doesn't seem know what to focus on. )

thanks so much..
yes u r right, i had to do that cos its not focusing..

frank wrote:Maybe one or two wrong notes, but the rest is very nice

But you should try to improve the audio quality, maybe recording the headphone output with your soundcard. I've described this some time ago:

http://www.frank-buss.de/music/recording.html

thanks..
yes u r right about some missing notes, i think this is because my hands can't reach them all..hehe..

about the explaination its looks awesime thanks so much but i think i dont have the equipments to do that..

WASSUP?!!!! Long time xDD That was a great performance! Its not perfect but it was a good start! WEEE!!! Miss you guys ROFL

Uhm, you must feel the music you are playing

First of all you could try listening to the original, to make sure the speed and tempo etc. are played correctly. That's probably the best way to spot errors that aint really obviouse, but still is.

Some part was played pretty fast, while others where slower. Listening to the original will help you make it float.

As John here says, you must feel the music is a very good advice, you should never think keys, it's more about thinking each key is helping the music forward. <- Hard to explain ^_^

So have you finished the rest of the piece yet?

surehit123 wrote:WASSUP?!!!! Long time xDD That was a great performance! Its not perfect but it was a good start! WEEE!!! Miss you guys ROFL

thankieeeees..

johnmiller wrote:Uhm, you must feel the music you are playing

yes u r right,
thanks for ur honesty..

johnmiller wrote:Uhm, you must feel the music you are playing

yes u r right..

VictorCS wrote:First of all you could try listening to the original, to make sure the speed and tempo etc. are played correctly. That's probably the best way to spot errors that aint really obviouse, but still is.

Some part was played pretty fast, while others where slower. Listening to the original will help you make it float.

As John here says, you must feel the music is a very good advice, you should never think keys, it's more about thinking each key is helping the music forward. <- Hard to explain ^_^

So have you finished the rest of the piece yet?

thanks so much for advicing me..and ill try to do what u said..
no actually im busy with studying i cant have time for learning..