/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.virtualpiano.net/

ITT: Touhou + Vocaloid

Kokoro (Rin)
hhGfGkGdf - hhGfGdada - hhGfGkGdf ~ hGf
hhGfGkGdf - hhGfGdada - hhGfGkGdf ~ ff - G ~ H ~ j ~
k - kjf - k ~ lkjf
j - jhd - j ~ kjhd
j - jhd - j ~ kjhd - j ~ h ~ h
fhf - kk - d - d - jj - j ~ kl - kjhGh
f - kk - dd - jj - j ~ Hjk
fkf - kk - ddjj - j ~ kl - kjhGh
f ~ kk - dd - jj - j ~ Hj ~ Hjk

[Anonymous No.]

buy a cheap keyboard

[五角场 No.]

>>7138084
i just bought one
where to start learning

[Anonymous No.]

Could anyone recommend some entry-level tunes for those of us who are starting out on the piano?

[Anonymous No.]

>>7138208
There are a tons of music for beginners, but as you're an otaku maybe Dango Daikazoku (CLANNAD). Don't touch Touhou yet unless you just want to play the chorus (which is very simple, Touhou is only hard with all the background + bridge melody)

[Anonymous No.]

>>7138216
>Dango Daikazoku
Funny, that was my first song I learned too.

But anyway, start reading about basic music theory if you're unfamiliar with sheet music in general.

[Hatchin !!uBoWixcij+n No.]

>>7138208
Learn chords and scales.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7138208
I started out on To Zanarkand Piano Collection version, so yeah...

>>7138216
I can't find out a fleshed out version of that song however. Most versions are either just the melody, or the really basic one where you have the melody and one note on the left hand.

I swear there are ones where the left hand plays chords instead.

>>7138243
It depends on how you want to play really.
You can play like a proper musician, reading from sheet music, or you can play like a guitarist who uses tabs and simply work out what keys to play.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7138208
While maybe a tad challenging for entry level, Karma (from Ever17) is among the easier pieces to learn. http://tinyurl.com/67udvhk

I think it's good practice for helping people learn to read notes with ledger lines.

>>7138084
One may own a keyboard yet still find virtual piano amusing.