i know this comment is from 5 months ago but i must ask, did you have a teacher? learning this wouldve been quite hard and i currently dont have a piano teacher i was wondering if i would need one at all or whether i should just self teach.

@@hakatackagaming4634I’ve been playing for just over a year now self-taught, never had a teacher (I can’t afford one). I’d say that having a teacher is always gonna be better, but everything they can teach you, you can find online (if you know where to look).

@@Vince371 thankyou, i appreciate it, it helps me alot knowing that.

@@hakatackagaming4634 anytime

@@hakatackagaming4634 a couple things to note: while there are some things about piano online, it's drastically less than with other fields. It's not like coding, for example. How to read sheet music and basic music theory is probably as far as you'll get on the internet (unless you really spend a lot of time researching), which is adequate to learn a song, but teachers will be able to correct you on mistakes you didn't even know existed. Having a teacher is 10 times more helpful than learning on your own. That being said, I actually suggest you don't get a teacher if you want to learn songs like the ones yoshi puts out. Classically trained pros who actually know what they're doing typically don't want to humor students who just want to play soundtracks. They'll insist you learn classical pieces that they assign to you, because they're in it for the long haul and are prepared to mentor you and guide your growth for years with a set strategy they've developed over decades of teaching. A teacher willing to help you with whatever you want to play is likely not a serious professional and therefore a waste of money anyway.

I agree man.. I think he has an electronic piano and that by default doesn't allow him to adjust the pressure exerting with his left fingers. The melody should be pointed out all the rest is ancillary.

omg I felt exactly the same! I was like wow this guy is incredible! but gosh it felt so busy I was like fwarr there's something missing because there's so much in there... kind of backwards irony lol adding extra makes it seem lacking... hmmm. but absolutely, incredible pianist!

@@s.papadatos6711 I have an electric piano with weighted keys and I can use a large range of pressure to get different volumes

If you think like that go and see Jarrod's video 😂😂

I kinda agree yeah. Cause overall this is rlly good but the bass comes out a little to loud and unnecessary sometimes

Those two compositions were written by Klaus Badelt. Not Zimmer

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The trickiest one.

Thanks, I'm not sure but maybe I'll do this in future)

@@yoshisugiyama9317 Thank you so much, that melody is Heavenly 😍😍

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How

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Roland FP-30, but it doesn't sound like in the video

@@yoshisugiyama9317 it really has a good sound 😍😍🤍

Hi, I play on a Roland FP-30 but it doesn't sound like in the video

What do you mean?

I use Synthesia to create tiles and Adobe After Effects to create effects

@@yoshisugiyama9317 ohhh man, thanks very much for you answer. Love your videos btw

I'd back this!

drive.google.com/file/d/14OxjAnyU2fxIzUh5UOQh7dRjKDsltJ77/view?usp=sharing Hi, I don't know why it doesn't work, it works for me

@@yoshisugiyama9317 now work, thanks😘

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@@yoshisugiyama9317 Не ври. Не сделаешь.

Maybe, I'm not sure

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@@xa4421 I do not understand

For 2 years and a half

@@yoshisugiyama9317 could u make a tutorial pls

huh i still think jarrod's is better. This is still rly rly good tho!

@@lucasbyeon7932 I listened to the original piece and realised that Jarrod played it one note higher from 2:15…. Still both hv done an excellent job

@@animatorzrb5967Hmmmmm, ur right. LOL.