I am glad you liked the ideas, apologies about the high frequency noise which I only noticed after publishing, a bit of a learning curve on that one. Adding the chords seems to be a common thread in the comments, useful feedback. Thanks for commenting.

I hope you might like the remake of this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7lxoNGqu5_XXXU.html - I have made it easier to follow, added more content and improved the audio. Thankyou for the feedback.

Thankyou for the feedback, good point!

@@scaledtuna Yes, I was going to suggest the same thing. Otherwise I really like how you're giving a visual/auditory view so I can begin using the circle of fifths in a similar manner for songwriting. Which is why I subscribed.

Hello @robm3569. Thanks for taking the time to comment and subscribing. I am in the process of remaking this video which I am hoping to be able to post up soon as a new video. I have improved the audio, adapted the content and am currently in the process of remaking the visuals with animations.

@@scaledtuna Pro move, you da man :)

@@scaledtuna Awesome 🙏

Thankyou for commenting, I will take those comments on board for any subsequent videos. It is hard to find that balance between slowing down and keeping interest. Speaking the chord names is a good idea.

I hope you might like the remake of this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7lxoNGqu5_XXXU.html - thank you for the suggestions!

Hi thanks for the feed back, just to let you know I addressed this in the newest videos. I may remake this video when I get time.

I hope you might like the remake of this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7lxoNGqu5_XXXU.html - Where I have tried to indicate what I am playing more clearly and have shown the chords in keyboard form beside the circle to help as well (sorry about the red lines, I do think subliminally they help to show how long a note is pressed but I am looking for a better solution, I may end up writing my own software for it). Info cards have also been added so video can be paused at specific points.. Thanks again for your feed back as its help to improve this.

Glad you found it helpful!. I get your point about the levels, thankyou for the feedback it helps improve future videos.

Thanks for the comment about the audio, I made a remake video with this comment in mind kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7lxoNGqu5_XXXU.html - thank you for the suggestion

Hi @dr.koupop880 this video has been remade to make it easier to follow thanks to the constructive feedback from this video. see link to new video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7lxoNGqu5_XXXU.html .. I hope you like it and see the improvements. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Hi @chequemiel, its called MIDITrail and is available for Windows and MacOS. Thanks for watching.

Thankyou for subbing and taking time to comment, I need honest feedback to make better videos.. I really need to do a "remake" of this video as it was my first tutorial video and have learnt a bit since creating it. Please take a look at my newer videos as a lot of feedback from this has gone into the newer videos. I hope you like them, any feedback is welcome.

I hope you might like the remake of this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7lxoNGqu5_XXXU.html - thank you for the suggestion to make it more user friendly!

Hi, I record my piano into logic pro and feed the midi input into a piece of software called MidiTrail to produce the nice looking 3d keyboard which is green screened onto the presentation slides. I quite like it but agree the red lines are a bit annoying something for me to think about , do you have any suggestions? As regards to your other comment about indicating what I am playing, it seems to be a common thread of feedback and something I will add to videos moving forward. Thankyou for taking the time to comment, it will help me to make better videos in the future.

Hello, thank you for taking the time to comment, sorry to hear that you didn't get much from the video due to the pace. I have taken many of the comments on board from this video, to help with the newer videos I have just released. More time has been spent visualising and highlighting the chords as I am playing them and making the audio more clear. Speed wise, Its hard to find the balance between keeping interest for some and going to quickly for others. I think moving forward I will try to make the illustrations as clear as I can.. All feedback is very much appreciated as this is a bit of a learning curve for me also :).

@@scaledtuna 👍

I hope you might like the remake of this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7lxoNGqu5_XXXU.html - thank you for the suggestion of making it easier to follow.

Thank you for your feedback @geoffwatson, this video is the first attempt before feedback :) . Please take a look at the newer videos I have posted titled (Adding color/colour to music part 1 and 2) where a lot of feedback from this video has gone into creating them, I really hope you like them and see the improvements. I spent a fair amount of time in the newer videos writing software from scratch to display the COF and highlight the chords as I am playing them as there was not a product out there I liked. I am currently writing my next video about passing chords thanks to @jorgeellesmenmusic for the suggestion, where I plan to make further enhancements to visualisations. I do plan to remake this video at some point in the future, there are quite a few changes I want to make and will take some time between the day job. Shame I cant just overwrite this video, I will need to upload a new video so want to get a bit more content in first.. I hope you stay around and see the improvements.

@@scaledtuna Thank you - keep up the good work 👍🎹

I hope you might like the remake of this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7lxoNGqu5_XXXU.html - I think you may find it easier to follow. Thank you for the feedback.