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Might want to look into other music transcription software applications.

It will greatly simplify your work tasks.

https://fixthephoto.com/best-music-transcription-software.html

Many tend to be quite pricey though.

Ya, I didn't pull the trigger on it.
I just can't see how a program can download like that in 2022.
idk, but that felt like some late 90's shit.

Pound town.

I want you to paint my roof. Hop to it.

I tried to install that program last night, but the installer is like 20 years old.
I was too buzzed to get it to open in the right folder...so tag for another try.

Oh.

I have yet to try their download software.

I only mentioned the site because all the people there are sweethearts.

It's a super friendly community and they are supportive to even the newest of musicians.

A nice starting ground in my opinion.

Anything?
;)

Think I've mentioned this site before with you:
https://musescore.org/en

It's one of the friendliest places to find online. :)

@FarmFox Nothing worth mentioning, >.< . I've been upset the last couple of days because of gacha failure, though.

You?

Try The Zolas

Piano Man. People will ask you to play it.

Sadly no. Theres a national holiday coming up next week where I live but travel restrictions mean Im unlikely to do anything.
What is the first song you want to learn?

Hey, hows it going?

I don't ever wear sweatshirts or hoodies - that's how warm I run. They're not comfortable for me! And yeah, it's felt very much like November - not sure why, but I like it better than the humid 87-degree days, that's for sure.

I use people's clothes to profile their character - never to judge, just to get a feel for what they're like. I only do so to figure out what I can talk to them about. Sometimes I'm a bit off but I only do it to know how to approach them.

That... is a tough question, honestly, because I think I went through "phases." I honestly can't remember what my favorite Disney movie was when I was real young. I remember movies I liked, which were the standard 90s fare, but I couldn't pick a favorite.

Once I became a teenager and started watching James Bond movies, my favorite became GoldenEye. That much is easy.

Do you watch any sports? What are your favorite teams?

TC, do you know which keys are which?
Like if I asked you to hit C, or D, or F#, would you know what to hit?

Wat about b sharp, c flat, or e sharp TC?

Everybody else shut the fuck up

Hmm.. Lean On Me by Bill Withers is a MUST tbh

Cover song I very much like.

Might not be the correct style of your choice though.

https://youtu.be/Jlzo5anNcRQ

Maroon 5s Memories

Just kidding! Its just Pachelbels Canon in D!

Running Up That Hill by Kate Bush

a version of Crawling by Linkin Park if you can sing it will sound beautiful

All of Me by John Legend

Do you not even know which notes are where on the keyboard yet? To start of you could just find middle C and then get some tape and tape the notes on the correct keys until you get the hang of it.

https://youtu.be/KfjGJrtc0Lc

https://youtu.be/sXJiNQ6f_BE

Hot cross buns

Learn which key is which.
Then learn something as easy as Oh went the saints go marching in.
It will outlay the basics, and you will know you can play a song.

Ironically the first song I ever learned to play was the Meow Mix Song.

Moonlight Sonata

I would say the C Maj Prelude from Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier.

But really something as simple as. Oh when that saints go marching in is the better choice.
Just to get started.

Sounds nice, I cant play that nice, I dunno how to do single notes just still practicing strumming. Its a cheapish 6 string guitar.

I do have themes for most of my melodies of that kind of lyrics I want. Mostly personal and maybe political stuff, on the few melodies in major being about happier stuff.

But do you know what you are looking at?
I mean that in a good way.

https://youtu.be/a8v1UL7OaMo

Moonlight Sonata sounds nice and isn't tough to learn

What did you decide on?

Cool, I wish I had any talent in writing lyrics. I have about 13 melodies but no words.

Can you read sheet music?

Oh, I wasn't making a judgement; I was just curious. I've been playing guitar for like 30 years and I dabbled in keyboard. No where to keep one right now though.

Do Gerudo Valley!!!

Learn to play a song that you like.

Can you play at all?
An absolutely basic song is a good start.
It proves to yourself you can do it.

From there you start to branch out.
But when really learning, once you have a foundation is best done with songs you like.

Also, of course, learn Scales and Arpeggios.

>.> good songs as in ones to play for others or good songs as in ones that'll be great skill-wise to learn as a flex?

Ludovico Einaudi is quite good.

https://youtu.be/4VR-6AS0-l4

Message me if you need any sheet music requests. :)

Why?

I taught myself this one a few years ago.

https://youtu.be/quAQqXX-7m0

If you have early troubles reading music sheets, an easy start would be to learn the basics of the four chords.

Plenty of videos out there on YouTube for this.

https://youtu.be/9oCgSE-Le0c

Best of luck!

Fuck yeah

Should I fuck off?

Dang I already spent my simp money

Cool photo tho, love those colors so much!

The fact that you're practicing every day is impressive. Don't devalue that. You've committed to something that many others could not. Me, I'd have gotten bored after a few months. Should see how long I last with this thing... I got it for free but it cost me like $100 to fix it up and get a case.

THE LIST is the Google doc in the opening post. That's what I was able to acquire. The good stuff probably got picked clean when the discount was 10%. But I now have 200+ movies to watch. Wish me luck LOL.

Sorry to hear about that dick in middle school. I never got physically bullied but the mind-games... yeah those were bad. Those magically stopped come high school because my mom worked there and they knew that if they crossed me, they were dead meat. Middle school is just the worst in general because the hormones are raging yet nobody knows how to control them. But... a guy hitting a girl does NOT sound normal. Sucks that you couldn't make an example out of him, but it sounds like someone else did so that's good at least.

I'm wearing a turquoise polo shirt, khaki shorts, and a white visor right now. Pretty typical - I only wear polos and t-shirts; some are "warm weather" and others "less warm weather." I haven't worn a long-sleeve shirt in a few years, even in winter, because I run like a blazing inferno, and I've only gotten warmer as of late. I wear shorts in summer and jeans or khakis in winter, since my legs are the only part of my body that gets cold. I always have a baseball hat or visor on - have since I worked in an office and had a fluorescent light directly in my face, and nobody said anything when I wore a hat every day. I hate excess amounts of light; when I worked at Target, I got this approved not too long before the company started allowing all employees to wear hats, since that store had way too much light before the remodel. I'm now at the point where I feel naked without a hat on. Oh, and I wear sneakers for shoes - there's never an occasion for me to wear anything else.

I don't have a single favorite piece of clothing per se. I've had some of my shirts for over a decade; the one I'm wearing I got in 2011 (it's one of the few I recall a date/reason for). Pants don't last even close to that long since they tear as I'm seated (and fluctuate with my weight).

...I typed out a lot more than I intended to there, lawl. I really don't care about what I wear that much. I just make sure the colors don't clash and everything looks presentable. That's it.

A twofer in the same vein: What do you like to wear (shoes/hats/whatever included)? What do you like a potential mate to wear?

Well, in fact, I have. Back in 3rd grade, I was really mean to a special needs kid. I didn't want to work with him or even sit next to him because I thought he was strange and weird. The teacher eventually forced me to though and well it actually taught me to be more tolerant and respectful to others, regardless of differences. So even though I do regret doing it, I also recognize it helped me become a better person and I've never bullied anyone since or even thought about it.

I've been in a handful. Never started by me, it was only to defend myself or to help out others. As I've said, I'm a very laid back and chill person too but some situations are unavoidable.

What's something you regret parting with? Or alternatively, the saddest thing you ever lost?

What a dick. You did the right thing not fighting back.

Only a few times here and there. Well... there were attempts anyway. The worst time for me was after school a group of classmates ganged up on me and punched me around a little. Other than that I wouldn't call any of them very successful. Words don't bother me in the slightest and I know to how defend myself against most physical attacks if it ever came to that.

The inverse: have you ever bullied anyone?

Touring Chernobyl & Pripyat; skydiving; travelling cross-country in an RV; seeing any of my favorite artists live.

Don't have too much but those are musts for me!

Were you ever bullied by anyone?