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Who Knows How To Play The Piano?

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  • #11
    Re: Who Knows How To Play The Piano?

    Sounds good.

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    • #12
      Re: Who Knows How To Play The Piano?

      Email hasn't come through this pc is hopeless. I already had a fight with the IT guys this morning.

      NOT HAPPY!!!

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      • #13
        Re: Who Knows How To Play The Piano?

        Ah, horrible.

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        • #14
          Re: Who Knows How To Play The Piano?

          it's crap!!!!

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          • #15
            Re: Who Knows How To Play The Piano?

            Yeay!!!! it's come through listening to it now

            good tune, seems easy.

            see what i can do for ya this week

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            • #16
              Re: Who Knows How To Play The Piano?

              As far as learning curve, I wonder if piano is not as bad as other instruments, like string or wind (especially brass). But it's truelly an amazing intrument, capable of so many styles of music, from classical to hip-hop.

              Criss, you might have more luck with downloading a piano emmulating program onto your comp so you can actually play with your keyboard. Then you can easily save the finished clip on the harddrive.

              Try these ones:
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              • #17
                Re: Who Knows How To Play The Piano?

                Thanks hun

                I will try it on my PC at home and let you know how I go, but I should be ok using my cousins keyboard since he does that already (I hope it's his anyway) plus he can help me out if I stuff up

                I should play my own composition and post it up.

                Also, I have a copy of my composition on TAPE (yes the good old days of tape) is it possible to transfer it on a CD? and what would the quality be like?

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                • #18
                  Re: Who Knows How To Play The Piano?

                  Originally posted by Crissy
                  Thanks hun

                  I will try it on my PC at home and let you know how I go, but I should be ok using my cousins keyboard since he does that already (I hope it's his anyway) plus he can help me out if I stuff up

                  I should play my own composition and post it up.

                  Also, I have a copy of my composition on TAPE (yes the good old days of tape) is it possible to transfer it on a CD? and what would the quality be like?
                  Welcome jan.
                  Depends on you having a comp with a nice soundcard that has some audio hook-up. then you'd need to basically connect your tapedeck to the connector on the sound-card. The rest would be easy, you'd just record using the line-in channel. Another easier way which would have worse quality though would be to play the tape and record at the same time with your audio-recorder on the computer. Having a nice microphone would help the quality.

                  Either way, I'm sure we'd all like to hear it.
                  Last edited by karoaper; 03-21-2006, 10:06 PM.

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                  • #19
                    Re: Who Knows How To Play The Piano?

                    almost worked out the beat, i'm going to record it on my cell so I can listen to it on my way home!!!!

                    wow didn't think i could do this still, but it's all coming back to me now (whoops hang on, is that a song? LOL)

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                    • #20
                      Re: Who Knows How To Play The Piano?

                      Originally posted by karoaper
                      Welcome jan.
                      Depends on you having a comp with a nice soundcard that has some audio hook-up. Another easier way which would have worse quality though would be to play the tape and record at the same time with your audio-recorder on the computer. Having a nice microphone would help the quality.

                      Either way, I'm sure we'd all like to hear it.
                      yea wish I could assemble all the musicians so they can replay it for me. Like I said the tape is over 10 years old (that's when the recording was done) I kept the original in good condition but even so, it's not the same as a newly recorded one.

                      I will be making a few calls to see if there is a place that does something like this. yea I'd like to hear it too hehehe been ages since I heard it.

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