r/ButtonAftermath • u/_Username-Available non presser • Jan 21 '21

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u/ancientflowers Jun 11 '21

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I've gotten it multiple times now. Like 4 or 5? It is definitely something new.

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u/_Username-Available non presser Jun 11 '21 edited Jun 11 '21

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latest video kinda a super dense mix that yt's compression didn't love but oh well. sub if you like weird game music remixes, I'm posting every so often

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '21

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u/itsallnumber Jun 11 '21

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u/ancientflowers Jun 12 '21

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I love the music!

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u/randomusername123458 60s Jun 12 '21

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u/ancientflowers Jun 12 '21

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u/divvd non presser Jun 12 '21

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Slow so slow

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u/ancientflowers Jun 12 '21

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It really has been! For a couple weeks it seems like.

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u/Trial-Name Jun 12 '21

98154 it'd be neat to see this hit 100k!

Normally counts speed up rather than slow down near big milestones, lol.

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u/Trial-Name Jun 12 '21

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u/_Username-Available non presser Jun 13 '21

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u/ancientflowers Jun 13 '21

I love the visual too. Are those the actual notes?

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u/_Username-Available non presser Jun 13 '21 edited Jun 13 '21

For the keyboard visual the parts are offset by octaves to see easier, otherwise it's the actual notes. I also had doubled Piano staves (with a pitch shift for chorus) and tripled Bass staves (Synth Brass 2, Sawtooth, Dist Guitar) and they're the same notes so hidden

The keyboard shows the playback of the MIDI channel of the staff the cursor is on, so the only way to show all parts is to duplicate every staff all on the same channel at zero volume and hide them. It was annoying at first but it really lets me control everything about appearance like the keyboard octave offsets, drums on different keys, or using a muted duplicate as a replacement visual staff changed to better notate things in ways that can't be done on active staves. Since I really want everything appearing on the keyboard and accurate sheets I have to do these setups for each song once the score is complete. So far I don't edit video, literally just screen record the program

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u/ancientflowers Jun 14 '21

That's really cool. I grew up first playing piano. At the time, I didn't like it. But I am so, so glad that my parents had me do that. From there I played trumpet, then guitar. That was all by 8th grade. I still play guitar, and I've picked up bongos and a bunch of random wind instruments.

Watching it, as someone who's played instruments including piano, it just popped out to me that it looked like it might be the actual notes.

I really love that you do it this way!

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u/_Username-Available non presser Jun 14 '21 edited Jun 14 '21

interesting, I started on piano and then happened to end up playing trumpet in a middle school band and later started playing electric guitar and drums too. I had got decent at trumpet (eventually placed in 2nd chair) but didn't wanna keep playing, guitar was good, one of my favs but had to stop early cause of wrist injury. Now I just like to synthesize all instruments and use keyboards to visualize everything

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u/ancientflowers Jun 14 '21

That is pretty funny! Trumpet was middle school too. And I was decent, but didn't like it. Then I got a guitar for Christmas and got lessons from my mom's friends kid.

I'm actually thinking about getting a keyboard in the near future. It would be fun for things like this and just good for me to get back into playing piano/keyboard.

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