/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Let's learn to instrument, /jp/.

http://www.picoern.com/score/score.htm

http://rapidshare.com/files/209902361/Touhou_Piano_Sheet_Music__TH1-11_.rar

http://www.geocities.jp/oshibascore/index2.html

http://www.amanogawa.to/moe/arrangescore.html

http://sky.geocities.jp/mikann_nk/midibeya.html

http://kokunoheya.hp.infoseek.co.jp/tab.html

http://www.esnips.com/web/TouhouSheetMusic

http://hjg.com.ar/ghibli/musica/

http://abab.dip.jp/pianolist/pianolist.cgi

[Anonymous No.]

I have to start small, so I'm learning "you".

It's not going too well at all.

[Anonymous No.]

OP, you mean this is a learn about music thread?

[Anonymous No.]

Well I busted out the guitar but I'm unsure of which song to try out.

[Iku Nagae No.]

>>2792465
are these just sheet music or are there programs that can play music through keyboard input?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792465
>http://www.geocities.jp/oshibascore/index2.html
Man, some of the Touhou ones would be fun to play...

...if I actually had someone to play the second part.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792476
Capital City of Flowers in the Sky.
>http://www.geocities.jp/oshibascore/index2.html
It's easy modo too.

[Anonymous No.]

http://dovecrow.blog25.fc2.com/
More tabs here.

[Anonymous No.]

Japan has found a way to rape time signatures.

I don't even know what the hell this means.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792478
There are a multitude of programs that will let you play music with a keyboard (either a computer one or a music one). I, for one, use Psycle, from http://sourceforge.net/projects/psycle/.. It supports VST, which is the defacto standard for virtual synthesizer modules.
Also, you might want to look at a MIDI creation studio, which lets you plug in the notes and generate a MIDI file from the inputted notes. Finale is pretty good, but it costs money, and I don't know of any other free ones for Windows. Linux has several free ones.

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm2080870
Easy modo Septette for the Dead Princess for guitar.

[Anonymous No.]

Let's get some ghost piano in here to scare you all out of ever actually learning anything:

U.N. Owen:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iJnVOaYwnU
Green-Eyed Jealousy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyweP9WeEC0
Satori Maiden:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R4hN4dhn6Y
Heartfelt Fancy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=897iRs6tcD0

[Anonymous No.]

Alright, here's some stuff.
http://easypianoscore.mad.buttobi.net/
http://www.nokuno.jp/gensou1.html
http://pianoscore.sakura.ne.jp/music.html
http://music.geocities.jp/the_scaret_devil/index.html
http://toho.iza-yoi.net/score.html
Night.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792489
You mean, a computer one, as in a QWERTY keyboard?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792514

Fuck, that would just be... I don't even know how someone could manage to play like that.

[Iku Nagae No.]

>>2792489
Ah thanks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792514
Yes. Virtual Piano Keyboard + MIDI Yoke.

>>2792520
It's hard, and doesn't come out right very much.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792467
I actually learned a bit of You on guitar by ear by listening to guitar renditions and the original off youtube videos.

[Anonymous No.]

http://cid-29eee11c2c173078.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/%E6%9D%B1%E6%96%B9%E5%BC%A6%E6%A5%BD%E4%BA
%8C%E9%87%8D%E5%A5%8F/%E7%B7%91%E7%9C%BC%E3%81%AE%E3%82%B8%E3%82%A7%E3%83%A9%E3%82%B7%E3%83%BC?uc=1

Green-eyed Jealousy for Guitar.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792621
His whole folder.

http://cid-29eee11c2c173078.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/.res/29EEE11C2C173078!134

[Anonymous No.]

http://cid-29eee11c2c173078.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/.res/29EEE11C2C173078!134
More Touhou for guitar, including Mysterious Mountain.

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.4shared.com/dir/5837022/a439c68e/sharing.html

More Touhou for guitar, including Mysterious Mountain.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792465
>http://hjg.com.ar/ghibli/musica/
One of these is not like the other.

[Anonymous No.]

FUCK YEAH. NOW I CAN PRETEND TO ACTUALLY KNOW HOW TO PLAY MUSIC

[Anonymous No.]

Are any of the guitar tabs here for electric guitar or are they mostly acoustic arrangements?

[Anonymous No.]

musical bump

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792489
How do you use Pscyle?

[Anonymous No.]

everything is piano or guitar, I wish there were more sax since they require their own score. Or that I knew how to port piano notes to sax notes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2793950
All true musicians can read piano sheet music, no matter what they normally play.

[Anonymous No.]

I wish I had learned to play something ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

>>2793969
Even viola players?

I kid.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2793969
I'm on jp, do I sound like I'm a true musician?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792467
I started teaching myself piano about 9 months ago, and I can play "You" quite fine. Took several weeks of playing it over and over again, though.

Unless you mean a different song..

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.pianofundamentals.com/book/en/chapter_1

It's the shit. Trust me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792488
30/16 and 19/16. The numbers are divided to show you where the minor beats should go. Divided so you need to have a little accent on the 1st, 16th and 26th and the 1st, the 5th and the 15th semiquaver respectively.

I would never even bother with the piece.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2794297

No. The same "you" you're probably talking about.

[Anonymous No.]

Any of these have midi samples?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2793950
My brother wrote his own flute version of Nuclear Fusion from listening to nazz can's version. I think it sounds pretty nifty.

[Anonymous No.]

>http://rapidshare.com/files/209902361/Touhou_Piano_Sheet_Music__TH1-11_.rar
This one is pretty good. I learned to play Native Faith, Nuclear Fusion and Hartman's Youkai Girl on easy modo in several weeks. You'll need a program to open and listen to the .sdf files, like スコアプレーヤーFX. It's freeware but required registration.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795715
>several weeks.
What is this, where does the instant gratification part come in?

[Anonymous No.]

http://ninjapumped.byethost12.com/main//node/4
Radiant Silvergun, Odin Sphere, Valkyria Chronicles, and more for piano.

[Anonymous No.]

Some umineko: http://www.geocities.jp/jose_to_chloe/score.html
Also: http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm6317294

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795776
Oh, and just found this (more umineko/higurashi): http://www.geocities.jp/sleihand/mp3.html
Can't speak for the quality, but has some stuff I was looking for.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2793969
Reading piano notes isn't the issue. Transposing it on the fly if you don't have midi files is if you aren't used to it.
Piano arrangements often rely on the second hand to support the melody. Simply playing the first hand sounds lame more often than not. Chords can't be reproduced on most instruments other then pianos.
To get a decent sounding arrangement from a piano arrangement requires a lot of work. You only safe the time to figure out the melody...

[Anonymous No.]

http://galop-rblog.blogspot.com/

Saxophone arranges. Mostly anime OP/ED but has a lot of nico nico memes as well. Like the whole motherfucking medley.

[Adjutant !FUX4cHAN.6 No.]

I recommend an Irish whistle to the absolute beginner. It's like the toy piano of wind instruments, but it's a lot smaller and less silly.

I always carry one around to play a couple tunes when I'm bored. No sheet music required, real men play from the ear.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795788
Not much luck finding more:
http://www.geocities.jp/iwamud/ (dai's page)
http://lindestinel.vgmidi.com/?page=transcriptions&get=90 (another arrange of hope)

[Anonymous No.]

Hey, a music thread!

Teach me how to play piano, /jp/!

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795853
I recommend whistling to the absolute beginner. It's like blowing grass, but without any equipment and less silly.

I always whistle a couple of tunes when I'm bored (for example, in the bathroom). No sheet music required, real men play by ear.

[Anonymous No.]

Played piano since I was six
Har har

Seriously, though, all of you should learn how to read music

Single-staff is preferable to guitar tabs, which are played by just about any faggot. Brass is pretty fun to pick up.

[Adjutant !FUX4cHAN.6 No.]

>>2795884
I guess the same could be said of any instrument. There's people who can whistle 5 octaves, you know.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795877
1. Procure a piano (preferably a digital keyboard with weighted keys). Or if you're lucky, buy a real piano at a garage sale. It'll have to be tuned though.
2. Learn how to read sheet music (treble clef, bass clef, the position of middle C, sharps, flats) and other extremely basic music theory. May want a teacher for this stage.
3. Start playing music. Practice one hand slowly until you get good at it. Practice the other hand in the same way. Play with both hands at the same time.
4. Profit. If you're self-taught, your posture may be wrong and stunt the ability to play more difficult pieces. Sadly this prevents me from playing some of the harder Touhou music.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795897
Damn
Only 2

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795903
>>buy
>>/jp/

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795903

Side note / Suggestion: Visit your local library's video section. They probably have learn to play piano tapes or discs that will show you the correct methods of playing and posture.

[Anonymous No.]

It would be a million times better to take lessons at your local community college

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795903
I'm stuck at step 3. What are some good resources on how to place the fingers on the keys so you can play in one flow instead of stuttering because you have to cross the fingers in impossible ways?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795940
Hold the shift key for focused movement.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795940
I'm not sure. There's almost always some way of finding a finger pattern that feels comfortable. Experiment a bit. Practicing stuff like arpeggios helps some forms of finger crossing feel more natural.

In a somewhat related but off-topic note, I watched Youtube videos of people playing Tina's Theme (FF6), and thought it was amusing how almost every person came up a unique finger pattern for certain sections, since none is provided for the official piano music.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795940
You'll have to figure out a comfortable position for the fingers, unless the music score provides a suggestion for them.

[Anonymous No.]

>http://rapidshare.com/files/209902361/Touhou_Piano_Sheet_Music__TH1-11_.rar
Which song won't completely assfuck a beginner?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795989
None I've found, which results in me learning bits and pieces. Which is still fun.

[Anonymous No.]

I used to have some trackers on the Amiga but have otherwise stayed away from this stuff because I will rape peoples ears.

Though a doom version of anything touhou would be awesome, even if not intentionally. I must try this.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795954
>>2795978
Ah well, thanks. It will hopefully get easier when I get my hands on a decent keyboard. Right now I only have an absolutely shitty synth action one.
I heard the Roland A-80 should be awesome, especially for the price it goes by nowadays. Any firsthand experiences here?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795989
I've only tried a few Touhou songs, but the easiest one I've encountered is Doll Maker of Bucresti. The first eight bars are extremely easy. The next sixteen are fairly easy. The eight bars after that are a tad more challenging. After that the song gets somewhat harder, probably too much for a beginner.

[Alice Margatroid!Dollfagers (lazy) No.]

Help /jp/ my MIDI keyboard is breaking and is too old to google how to fix.

Pic related.

(Elka EP2 :<)

[Anonymous No.]

Play along to TAMUSIC songs. Most of them are pretty slow

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.pianofundamentals.com/

Might help with anyone trying to learn piano. Haven't exactly checked it out, but another anon recommended it.

http://ichigos.com/
Random sheet music.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795989
Try Mysterious Mountain. It's in Key of C, so it should be a bit easier for a beginner to pick up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2796123
It changes halfway into A.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795897
>I guess the same could be said of any instrument.

ENOUGH TALK. HAVE AT YOU!

[Anonymous No.]

>>2796686
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

[Anonymous No.]

>>2796686
Your words are as empty as your soul.

[Anonymous No.]

Just came from finding the Fourier series of motherfucking weird function, off to play some piano.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2794030
>>2795812
Transposing is easy modo, faggots. I can do it since I was 16 (started playing sax at 14)

[Anonymous No.]

>>2796724
Perhaps, but does it sound good?

For example, it's not too hard to transpose music to C major on piano, but man does it usually sounds bland. Maybe that's why that piano anon transposed Karma (written in C) a semitone down.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792509

How is green eyed jealously even possible?!

[Anonymous No.]

>>2796806
Some pianists can stretch 13ths.

I dunno, I guess you could play the leftmost notes with your foot.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2796806
As played in that video, it's probably impossible for a single human being. As a piece for two it's certainly possible. If you want to play solo though, the majority of what was played isn't necessary to making the song recognizable. Hell, most people probably won't even realize something's missing from the song.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795788
I've been trying to learn the "hope" transposition on this and I think it's pretty good. The Umineko piano guy on NicoNico plays it if you want to hear it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795874
This guy's transcription of "hope" is pretty badly arranged. If anyone wants to learn hope, stick with たまぁ～ず.

[Anonymous No.]

I've been learning, but it's kind of hard. I played some songs a long time ago and i've improved quite a bit, but I still can't play with both hands.
Here's some samples I recorded quite a few months ago.
http://96.242.30.213:8080/piano/

[Anonymous No.]

>>2796936
Also I can't read sheet music, and I play by ear. Hopefully this summer I can learn how and more and whatnot.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2796948
Reading sheets is easy, problem is with the accidentals mostly.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2796936
Gotta say, I'm glad you suck more than me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2796992
I just don't what does motherfuckers do when they're at the beginning of the sheet, aren't they supposed to affect only the notes on their respective line?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797017
Well, they indicate the chords at the beginning of the song. Also, if the song has 5 or 6 sharps/flats (hello Fsharp major), it becomes a mess (and redundant) to write in the accidentals.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797028
Most sheets I got have 5 sharps. How does that change the notes, I only know reading them depending on the clef.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797044
If I understand you correctly, you're referring to key signatures?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_signature

All notes with an accidental on the key signature should be played with that accidental, unless otherwise modified (with a natural or augmented/diminished). So if it's 5 sharps (B major), that means all F, C, G, D, and A notes in the song should be played with a sharp, unless canceled with a natural, raised with a sharp, or the key signature changes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797074
I see, thanks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792509

How is green eyed jealously even possible?!

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797352
>>2796806

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797352
Magic. Nipaa~

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797352
5 hands and 3 brains

[Anonymous No.]

There's a piano in my house that I can't play, but I don't really want to learn to play it. You know, pianos are kind of gay so I'm thinking of buying a guitar but I just want to play touhou on it so its not worth the effort.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797416
>pianos are kind of gay
Well this is quite stupid. In fact, it's so stupid it disturbs me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797416
Guitars are boring. Piano is ok. Sax is better.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797431
Sax makes unbearable noises.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797431
Your boring.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797416

If pianos are gay then I'm a flaming homo. Still, I could never live up to this guy's standards.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797456
He's not gay, he's a vampire.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797462
Fabulous vampire

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797473
shiny vampire

[Anonymous No.]

>>2797506
Liberace the vampire.

[Anonymous No.]

bump cause is useful

[Anonymous2007 !StaIqxr34U No.]

>http://rapidshare.com/files/209902361/Touhou_Piano_Sheet_Music__TH1-11_.rar


I'll try get something on to practice so I can achieved for what i believe in myself for!

[Anonymous No.]

>>2798216
Tell us what you're going to practice.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2798226

Killing himself, hopefully.

[Anonymous2007 !StaIqxr34U No.]

>>2798226
piano lesson's or try to force myself playing the such mesmerised of touhou piano sheet songs i loved!
>>2798232
No

[Anonymous No.]

Nothing for the violin?
It's always for the piano.
;_;

[Anonymous No.]

>>2798384

Violin is for beautiful women only.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2798387
Oh hi.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2798387
But I wanna play the music of Gensokyo too.
That way, I can be the little girl.
;_;

[Anonymous No.]

There aren't any french horn touhou pieces so I'm out of luck. And I sold my trumpet years ago. Isn't it sad.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792465
How do I open the .sdf files?

[Anonymous No.]

http://pico-score.com/

Has some sheet music, including Karma from Ever17

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792488
Did anyone manage to decipher this shit?
Fucking japan...

[Anonymous No.]

I have a flute.

How do I play the flute

[「ロリあき」 No.]

>>2798478
WHy do you have a flute if you don't know how to play it?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2798482
It belonged to an old, old friend.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2798478
blow air
recieve music

[Anonymous No.]

>>2798580
It's more like blow air, receive a single note and no music or satisfaction whatsoever because you don't know how to play shit.

[Space !Opera/k1Jk No.]

>>2798586
I choked on a sunflower-seed, thanks.

>>2792488
Help with this would be appreciated.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2798640
see
>>2794567

[Anonymous No.]

>Acquiring technique is mostly a process of brain/nerve development,
Yeah, a bit late for that.

[Anonymous No.]

Has anyone found tabs or sheet for cirno's perfect maths class?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2798431
Bamp.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2798935
i dont think so tim

[Anonymous No.]

What's the best song for a piano beginner?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799403

Try the lucky star BGMs.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799403

You, I guess. dohohohoho

I started out with lamune from narcissu just because that game sums up my life. without the fatal illness and girlfriend part

[Anonymous No.]

I'm buying a MIDI-keyboard, should I choose the with 61 keys or the one with 88 keys? Are 88 keys really necessary?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799498
I'm buying one too, 5 octaves.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799498
88 keys are necessary if you plan on using it to play any classical piano literature. Otherwise, it's not really necessary.

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KX8vpfSwWL8&fmt=18

Yeah, it's an anime song not a touhou song, but Yuki Kajiura is fucking awesome

[Anonymous No.]

>>2796737
What?

How is C major any different from any other major?

[Anonymous No.]

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[Anonymous No.]

>>2799535
Ok, I'm only planning on using it for game music, so I guess 61 are enough.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799623
It's hard to explain, but each music scale has a different "feeling" to it. F major is rather popular for piano music, I think classical composers particularly liked it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799912
I honestly never understood that whole thing. They're exactly the same just pitched differently.

Maybe it's something wrong with me but I can't tell the difference when a piece is transposed correctly (apart from pitch difference)

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799965
You lack musical ear.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799735
I beg to differ. Most of the anime/game music I tried to play had low notes outside the range found on smaller (60-something keys?) keyboards. Not playing them weakens the harmony quite a bit.

[Pygmalion !rNk8s6TM.Q No.]

>>2799677
I don't know why I use this crap.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799981
Seriously doubt that

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799984
Never seen one going below 2 octaves from middle C.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799912
I understand it on other instruments. But on a equal tempered piano it technically shouldn't make a difference if I understand it correctly.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799984

Hell, I play ragtime and I need the full 88.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2800054
Well that's understandable.

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/Keystation61es.html
Does this one seem like a nice keyboard to play some Touhou music on?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799544

fuck yeah, ensei

[Anonymous No.]

>>2799995
Well, here's a list of songs that I played which do.
Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni*
The last note of Eirin's Theme - History of the Moon
God Knows*
Broken Wings*
Last note of Tori no Uta*
Sorairo Days*
Hoshizora no Waltz
Pure Snow arr. Althea Chia
Koi no Mikuru Densetsu*
Legend of Mana Title Theme
Vienna Teng's Gravity transcribed by David Beattie
Yuyuko's Theme - Border of Life and Death
Last note of Yoake no sora, chiisana negai

Granted, you could just modify the ending chord (raising an octave, etc.) to avoid the low notes for several of these pieces.

*Arrangements from Josh's anime sheet music

[Anonymous No.]

>>2800099
I'm buying the OXYGEN61.
http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/Oxygen61.html

[Anonymous No.]

>>2800125
The ones I got, mostly Touhou, don't go that far.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2800139
Ah well. I just think it would be a waste since I find the lower notes really useful for fleshing out the harmony. But it's your decision, after all.

>>2800054
That's awesome. I only learned to play one ragtime song, Maple Leaf Rag, but it's a ton of fun, although kind of tiring to play.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2800200
I know what you mean, but for a midi keyboard, that's ok.

[Anonymous No.]

I'll just leave this here since I uploaded it earlier.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IYRW0ZTA

That's the installer for the program for reading .sdf files. It's the basic version, so no registration is required.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2792499
Does anyone seem to be able to download the TAB from that link? A password is required, but I can't seem to find it anywhere.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2800771

niconico

It says it right there

[Anonymous No.]

>>2800899
Oh, thanks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2795544
YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

[Anonymous No.]

What the hell is this mess supposed to mean?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2801014
You hit the piano with a frying pan.
As for other instruments, no idea.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2801014
you use two/three fingers to make a single note

[Anonymous No.]

>>2801014
Top: You play 3 notes simultaneously, and hold it for 1.5 quarter note beats. (If that was in treble clef, play D, G, and A)

Bottom: Play one eighth note followed by two eighth notes played at the same time. Assuming it is bass clef, play D, then G and A at the same time. Not sure what that random line sticking out is.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2801122
Ah, now I understand. So the highest note, A, is not right above G just because it would look messy. I thought it means that I need to play it somehow different.
The random line sticking out is a flat symbol but my program screwed it up and put it under the note because it doesn't fit next to it.

[Anonymous No.]

Does anyone have X-Japan scores?
I mean official one.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2801816
No

[Anonymous No.]

OP here. I found a far superior site: http://www.UnonTalk.com/ (Unon = Anon)

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[Anonymous No.]

>>2792488
Which one is this anyhow? I'm having trouble finding it in the sheet music pack.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2802306

It's Kagome-Kagome, lunatic difficulty I think.

[Anonymous No.]

No Touhou love for cello?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2802331
Which folder is it in?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2802397
Nope

[Anonymous No.]

>>2802468

Somewhere in the Imperishable Night folder, maybe track 10 or 11 or something.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2802397
You'll have to come up with an arrangement on your own.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2802397
Sounds like an interesting side-project - I'll give it a shot and post it next time one of these threads come up.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

Might not be completely /jp/-related, but here's a transcription I did of one of the piano pieces from the first .hack game series. It's pretty crude since I made it for mostly for myself to practice with, and don't have a lot of the sudden tempo changes that occur in the original.

Also, the easiest way to play the arpeggios is just to divide them up as I have with the slurs, crossing over the left hand to play those single melody notes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2806600
Huh, accidentally upped page 2 first. Here's page one.

I couldn't find the original recording, so here's a quick render using the crippled Pianoteq 3 trial (with missing notes). This midi is an old version that has the fadeout ending, though the "ending" on the score is just something I made up anyhow.

http://www.box.net/shared/ts8gimi67n

[Anonymous No.]

>>2806600

Goddamn look at those sextuplet feel arpeggios, it's like an Yngwie piano piece or something

[Anonymous No.]

>>2806617
It's not actually that hard, since the arppegios are all fairly natural and are pretty much one-octave per hand if you divide them up as I did. The constantly changing meters might look intimidating, but I was doing that to better show the internal phrasing a bit. And it's really a piece that you feel more than play technically, so you can probably get away with a lot of rubato throughout.

[Anonymous No.]

>not be completely /jp/-related

nonsense! I welcome your expertise

[Anonymous No.]

Do you know what I wish to learn?

The flute. Or cello.

But that's what I said about the piano and guitar.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2807578,1
Step 1: Play recorder.
Step 2: Never become respected.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2807578,2
I actually recall seeing some recorder journals in my university library. It's pretty intense.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2807578,2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlgdU032dv4
I find this hilarious for some reason.

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm5753106
I just lost all will to live.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2807578,5
Here, have this.
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm4579486

[Anonymous No.]

Anata wa ima doko de nani wo shite imasu ka?