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Top Comments of this video!! :3
It also gives you some positive feedback when you think you played something in time and you can look and see that it actually does match the grid.
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As a pianist myself, your channel helps me understand things about my playing i didnt even realize were there. Itโs so refreshing and unlocks new possibilities for my own approach/mindset. Thanks Nahre ๐งก๐งก
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Hey Nahre โ you are quite remarkable! Your family, friends, pets and subscribers are lucky to have you. Best wishes to your cute little doggy! ๐
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This is great! Iโve been preaching using a DAW for practicing for years and years. I used to use it with my middle school orchestras and guitar ensembles to learn advanced repertoire, always worked like a charm. I wish music education degree programs would encourage students to not only learn standard notation programs but also digital audio workstations.
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2:29 Good dog mom even while putting together high quality instructional. Repsect. ๐
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Hope your dog is feeling better, and thanks for the great music insights! ๐ถ
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Iโm not a pianist, but I love watching your videos!! Such a fan of your channel, thank you for sharing ๐ถ
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๐ I do hope that your dog is doing better. Even with the cone, the furry one looks adorable. ๐บ
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Thanks for the tips Nahre! ๐ถAs someone who does all his practice sessions in a DAW, another way a DAW can help (well doesn't necessarily need to be through a daw) those of us who only have regular access to a digital piano is simply allowing for much more inspiring piano sounds than the ones built into our keyboards. Using a high quality piano VST like Garritan CFX, Ravenscroft, Pianoteq, Embertone Steinway, or VSL is often SO much more inspiring to work with that the outdated sounds in many digital pianos. Or you could simply try pianos from different brands, pianos that aren't perfectly regulated 100% of the time, etc. Most digital pianos can't compare in sheer sound quality to a good VST simply because your PC is much more powerful than the typical digital piano hardware.
And though some may scoff at the idea of 'editing' notes in a DAW, and I would never do that for a performance or real recording, I often find it helpful to tweak a note's velocity to see how I can change the sound of a piece by bringing out different voices. You can do this by simply playing, of course, but the control of a DAW helps you hear it in the context of a larger piece and gives you a goal to strive for if you can't quite play it that way yet.
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Thanks for these tips. Nice ways of using DAW. Hope your ๐ถ recovers well.
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Awesome! The staying-in-key practice looks especially cool to me--I could see that being a fun way to jam. Hope your dog feels better soon! ๐ถ
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I love how you manage to push the envelope further with how you practice Nahre! You are a truly fantastic musician, and I wish that I had met more musicians like yourself back when I was getting my classical guitar master's degree. For example, one of my music theory pupils told me he made with MuseScore some backing tracks for his scale practice, and I was so happy to hear he used what I taught him to improve his practice routine.
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So sorry about your dog, Nahre. ๐ถ Thanks for this and all your videos. Iโve found that the process of editing my playing in a DAW has also helped me understand my growth areas in velocity and timing.
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I am so happy your little doggo is ok, your videos go way over my head but I am fascinated by how musicians interpret and perform music
much love to Nello (sic) & you!
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Wonderful usage of a DAW! Itโs amazing to me to think of how far practice tools of come in the last 20 years. You can get so much high-level feedback.
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I always love your videos and friendly vibes. So sorry your dog got hurt, sending you both best wishes for quick recovery.
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Wow!! The improvisation on a scale tip seems extremely useful. Never knew about that feature on cubase. Great video! โค
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Awesome video cuz your instruction and composing process is so informative and inspiring for musicians/composers and anyone interested in writing songs, luv ya as always!
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Love all your vids Nahre! ๐ถ You give such amazing tools that can work for every musician, super cool as always peace and blessings! โ๐ฝ๐โจ
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I can't believe you could do all this exploration, filming, and produce such a high quality video in just a few days, when things must've been so hectic as well. I think you're simply a genius... Best wishes to you and your DAWg! ๐ถ
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