sslyutov

https://youtu.be/MRSph9-l1ww

The Outer Limits

On 7/31/2018 at 8:47 AM, CharlieWorton said:

Thanks, Sslyutov.  I went to the links you provided, and you're entirely correct.  And this is confusing, because the thing that everyone is raving about on the AiX sound engine is the realism of the Pianos!  Bizarre.  Perhaps what they're talking about, is the realism of the pianos in an instrument of the given price category?  Yet, that isn't what they're saying.  The general consensus is "Wow - best piano ever'.  Wish I could do an A:B comparison, but the nearest music store that carries Casio is about 1,000 miles away.  Sigh.

 

>Charlie

Searching for the perfect piano voice is a never ending story

I realized at some point that each person has it own perfect piano sound.

it is also obvious to me that people get used to certain voice and may react on a different timbre negatively  even if it is closer to a certain big name model of GP.

On 2/11/2021 at 6:03 PM, TomTPX560 said:

Thanks sslyutov.  I've learned how to do it with VSDC Free Video Editor.  Also with the Windows Movie Maker 2.6 (which is about as simple as video editors get).

you may find it interesting 

 a/v 

 a/v media file contains streams ( regardless type of the codec or container)

Audio and video streams are always separate streams

Any video editor provide independent access to video, audio, etc , streams.

I use free version of davinci resolve

it is very simple application

After two and a half years I finally found some time to record this simple piece.

nice !

https://youtu.be/JB_RWGnmx8E

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2 hours ago, m10538 said:

Great playing as usual, Sergey, 👍!

The Montage obviously has a bigger more realistic sound. But for those who can only afford the Casio an effects pedal could 'embiggen' the sound I suppose.

My favorite version is the oboe and strings. Now that's some relaxing music, man! I could listen to that all day. 😔

I like oboe version the most of these samples as well

if Casio does not care to make a portable version of the tree pedals unit for older keyboard.

it seems reasonable somebody fills the demand.

still do not have an idea whether it is league

what I know that once you bought something you are free to modify it the way you like.

Connect px midi out to ferrofish midi in.

get audio from any ferrofish outputs

Final version at tempo 110

5 hours ago, giano said:

nice, thanks for sharing! my choice goes to the Casio: the sound is less complex to my ear but let me concentrate more on the music   btw how do you choose the pieces, is there something like a recommended sequence on piano marvel?

Yes there is.

I mainly use three sections - method, technique and SASR(sight reading)

Method and technique go from level 1 to  level 6.

There is also section called library, you can find in it pieces up to level 18.

first two levels are free, just register ( if nothing changed)

main course is method and technique. Each section consists of 6 levels 

each level includes 20 lessons

A little bit faster version at 90 ( normal tempo 110) 

this time oboe and string orchestra

Nice!

Thank you Jokeyman for your analysis

you are the only person who comments on my technique

i do not have any tips about how to or not to play

there is the technique session on pianomarvel. I did not make recordings of that section.

it mostly consists of scales in different forms for major and minor modes - chords, arpeggios, scales ... 
notation also has instructions for fingers.

there is one more piece left in methods session and three in technique to finish the main course of pianomarvel.

it took five years to get here.
 

fur Elise is not from the main course. It is just a piece I wanted to learn and it is also level 6.

Thanks  again for commenting to the video.

You are right.

overall there is no trick to play the whole thing.

the tricky part is to play at the correct tempo across the whole piece

I think only people like you who is actually playing can recognize the difficulty level.
3/8 at 60 - it took me several months practicing before I could start doing this once in awhile.

I am still practicing ( obviously it is far from being perfect  ) it along with some other exercises.
the good  part, it can be kept in the repertoire as is forever.

Incredible!