abolem369:


How can I get a cheap n good piano! Drop ur contact plz

Karleb:


Boss mi! I dey where you left me o.

gameboi:
where did I leave you? How have you been?

Karleb:


As in ehn! The thing have tired me.

Karleb:


I don't sell keyboard, but I'd suggest you move around and ask especially where they sell electronics.

abolem369:


I know u don't, I was just asking for advice! Besides I'm not in Lag!

Karleb:


I don't stay in Lagos also but I got mine over here in Ondo state at 10k, wherever you are just go to the market and ask. The price might increase or decrease depending on your haggling ability.


My contact is 08100693218.

abolem369:


How can I get a cheap n good piano! Drop ur contact plz

Karleb:
Gameboi bro, why art thou not answering me?

gameboi:

1. V-IV(Cmaj)=> [Gmaj]-[Dmin]-[Fmajor]
2. II - V(Cmaj)=> [Dmin]-[Dmajor]-[Gmaj]
3. III- VI(Cmaj)=> [Emin]-[Emaj]-[Amin]
4. I- IV(Cmaj)=> [Cmaj]-[Bbmaj]-[Fmaj].
These are the few I can think of for now. I'll formulate the rest of these passing chords and post them here when I come in contact with any keyboard. I've not been playing and practising for weeks.
By the way, what's your favorite key?

Karleb:


What about the rest of these you said you'll give me?

gameboi:
I'll do that later in the day.

DeHero1:


As a beginner, I wouldn't advice u get something with special functions like transpose and d rest. Between 10k-12k should b OK.

gameboi:
Slash chords/compound chords are used to lay emphasis on a bass note rather than the root chord itself. It's another way to spice-up the way chords are played.
Slash chords are gotten from inversions of chords.
An Instance of slash chord is: C/E (pronounced as C over E or C slash E) . This means the chord of the note on the Left(Cmaj) would be played on the right hand, while the note on the right hand(E) would be played in the bass. Here the Emphasis is on the E. Normally, the C should have also been played on the Left as the bass note.
You can try them out, some may sound awkward and you might also find some that you like.
My apologies for replying late. I've been working on a new piano theory I'm yet to perfect.

cbrass:


What do you mean by pianist version

gameboi:
what happened here? Karleb? Dramadiddy?
It seems you both are busier than I am.

gameboi:
what happened here? Karleb? Dramadiddy?
It seems you both are busier than I am.

zbone:
what software do u guys use to slow down music u want to practice. for example if u want to practice the intro to a song which seems difficult, what software do u use to slow it down to a suitable tempo 4 practice?

Karlebolu:


We've all ported since you left us here o.

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Thanks.

gameboi:
Okay.
How did you change your username?

gameboi:
Software? I've never heard of that.
To score any song,

+ You should Listen to the song repeatedly till it gets stuck in your head
+ While listening to the song, take notice of the notes played on each hands.
+ Find the key in which the song was played in.
+ recite the voicings of the song you've previously learned.
+ play the notes of the song.
+ Transcribe the notes into chords.
+ If the chords don't sound as the one in the song you've learnt, Embellish the chords by trying any of its Major, Minor, augmented, diminished, Major 7th and Minor7th, Sus2 and Sus4, et al.

Dramadiddy and Karleb should have a better Idea.

Dramadiddy:
Yea they have a lot of apps that slow down music.. I use maple, its on play store

Dramadiddy:
Yea they have a lot of apps that slow down music.. I use maple, its on play store

Dramadiddy:
Yea they have a lot of apps that slow down music.. I use maple, its on play store

zbone:


thanks guys, I'll check dis out. I asked about dis cos dere are some songs in which u really want to get hidden details in its intro but sometimes its just to fast so when u play it, u play it close but not exactly as it was on d song. I have tried using my normal media player to slow down music but it changes the key of the key of d song.

gameboi:
whao! And I've been racking my brain to score some songs.