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jump to expanded posttfw you play something you half-know on keyboard and realise it spans just over three octaves and many of the intervals involved are very close to a perfect fourth and you go ππΈβοΈ
βͺtries to play something written for guitar on keyboard wow this is hard how are you expected to make these hand movementsβ¬
βͺtries to play something written for keyboard on guitar wow this is hard how are you expected to make these hand movementsβ¬
been spending a few hours now trying to nail the iconic first few bars of [song] and i love how trying to learn to play some known material fluently on guitar is a mixture of practice and problem-solving, making gradual improvement both in skill and in strategy through repetition
oops playing with a consistent rhythm is very important when practicing. i keep forgetting i should try to play slow consistently before trying to play fastβ¦
my dreams will be haunted by the sound of a continuous loop of the song i am practicing played at 50% time in the macos default general midi soundbank piano with metronome on
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γγ£γ¨ε°γη·΄ηΏγγγγεΎε°γη·΄ηΏγγγη·΄ηΏγγγη·΄ηΏγγγγγΌγ£γ¨η·΄ηΏγγγη·΄ηΏγ γ γ γ γ γ γ γ γ γ
okay, enough teasing, here's an okay-ish recording of what i've been practicing the better part of three days now
i must have been a masochist to pick [rot13]qver qver qbpxf sebz znevb fvkgl sbhe[/rot13] as the first song i seriously attempt to learn on guitar but it's great fun
@hikari This might be in part due to me also practicing a fair few video games songs at like half speed recently, but this was definitely recognisable without needing to check the rot13 to confirm
And yeah, not the hardest iconic VGM but hardly the easiest either, you need to use most (if not all) of the strings, most of the frets are nearby only to then suddenly jump miles away for the high notes, ideally there's some chords for emphasis and either a delay or reverb or some effect to get the right vibe of that level's ambience as a rhythym guitar line to backup the lead
Nicely done! I really should buckle down on getting one song somewhat consistently (even if simplified and chordless) instead of constantly trying out new songs ^^;
@hokaze i think the rhythm of it is quite challenging for a beginner also, especially with how you have to do fast hand movements at the fastest moments and how many of the notes are between rather than on beats. it is still 4/4 common time though!