thanks, man

+jayson jennings here's an original of mine kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLl-mdpiy9XJmI0.html

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLl-mdpiy9XJmI0.html

thank you!

I also create my own songs kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLl-mdpiy9XJmI0.html

I also create my own songs! XD kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLl-mdpiy9XJmI0.html

I also create my own songs! XD kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLl-mdpiy9XJmI0.html

I also create my own songs! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLl-mdpiy9XJmI0.html

I learn by listening

+jayson jennings I'm also an EDM producer. I compose by ear as well. soundcloud.com/robot-dj-6

jayson jennings You have amazing skills! any chance of getting a midi file of this? or even written notes?

I could easily get a midi file or arrange the melody by ear in FLStudio. But I can't read sheet music. Just ear.

excellent :) I'm serious, if your midi is good I would pay money for future arranges.

I don't know how to read sheet music, unfortunately. I can only play what I hear or imagine.

me too. so maybe record midi file and share?

I'll need to go buy a midi-to-keyboard wire to do that and run it through FLstudio on my laptop. But meanwhile you can easily learn it by ear the same way I did, just find a song on youtube and listen to it on repeat and sound it out on your keyboard at home. Listen to it piece by piece, pause along the way, then in five minutes or so, wha-laa you'll have it down.

Maybe i'll try

+Tukan a może nie? be sure to keep me up to date on how it goes. It might take a little time and patience but stick with it. Once a song is in your head and you develop muscle memory for pressing the correct keys in the right order, you'll hear music and associate each note with what it feels like to press it. It's mostly just knowing exactly how far your fingers have to reach between one note to the next, I think trained musicians call it half steps and whole steps. Once that's intuitive, you can play anything you hear :-)

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i8-DiJB9sdPIZXU.html I played it based on this nightcore version, that's my reasoning. S3RL's original version is a tad slower and in a lower key. I transposed it up a few keys to match the nightcore. I appreciate your taking the time to point that out though and thanks for listening :-)

Oh, I see. Well, you did agreat job after all, no matter if your cover is based on the original or pitched version.

+KiraTM thanks, Kira