I wanted some opinions on how i can improve my piano play and
my recording sound. I play on a Roland EXR-5S and most of the songs
i have learned to play using youtube tutorials.
I tried recording with my webcam ,but the sound quality isn`t as good as i want it to be.
I know there`s a lot of professional recording hardware out there
,but i`d like to work with what i have since im short on cash.
Opinions are welcome and sorry for playing wrong some places.(4)
I recorded all the songs in one go and didn`t bother doing it again just because of a few mistakes.
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMETmEXTUAY[/url]
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mP60IkGVjzs[/url]
There are some norwegian songs in there to by the way
Did you record from your kitchen?
You need to work on your timing because it is pretty off in some places. I wouldn't say that you have bad timing because you're generally pretty on time, but there are a lot of spots where you are off. The easiest way to fix this is to play constantly with a metronome. With solo piano work you really have to have strong timing.
[QUOTE=Pepin;27934968]Did you record from your kitchen?
You need to work on your timing because it is pretty off in some places. I wouldn't say that you have bad timing because you're generally pretty on time, but there are a lot of spots where you are off. The easiest way to fix this is to play constantly with a metronome. With solo piano work you really have to have strong timing.[/QUOTE]
I understand what you mean ,but wouldn`t timing with a 4/4 metronome make the songs a lot flatter?
[QUOTE=StopMotion20;27937064]I understand what you mean ,but wouldn`t timing with a 4/4 metronome make the songs a lot flatter?[/QUOTE]
The way you play the songs is already a bit flat but that could be because you're playing on an electric piano and without a pedal. Use a metronome to practice, so that it sticks in your head.
[QUOTE=StopMotion20;27937064]I understand what you mean ,but wouldn`t timing with a 4/4 metronome make the songs a lot flatter?[/QUOTE]
No. Transposing down a semitone would make the song flatter though. Start practicing with a metronome and be sure that you are holding the longer notes for the their whole length. If you don't think that you need to practice with a metronome or that it would inhibit the the free flow of the song then you don't want to face the fact that your timing isn't that strong.
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