its just as cool though

How do u play the intro?

Wow😮 this helps a lot❤

Why you cut it😢

Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much!!

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Impressive.

I saw this solo live and it's incredible one of the best keyboard solo ever. Good job❤

I can play that

that's an excellent breakdown of that song well done, is there anyway you might do a tutorial on Don Henley Sunset Grill? Thank you.

This song was so hard to pick out by ear.

piano sheet pls🥺🥺

Boy, is this guy from Wisconsin, ER WAT!?

I think the left hand is cutoff? I don't see where you're getting the C chord from

YESSSJEURJABD I hate when people teach it with the verses like what if I wanna sing with it or something

Thanks for this. Helps me a lot to get it down better. Well done : )

Lol sounds like stadium music

Nailed it

The entire second half is black with no sound? Copyright strike?!?

thank u so much\

You're so easy to follow. Thank you!

Finally someone who actually knows the right chords! This is great 😊

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Super 👏👏

Good stuff, but lady95 version is much better

Hi! I registered at the link in the bio and I'm trying to access the guide to create this patch but can't get the website to load at all. Any ideas?

so I found it easy to do this at high speed and don't feel like it's helping me to make progress on the other trills Im working on in Mozarts sonata no 16 in C. I am very inconsistent when plying the first trill in the piece (haven't even gotten to later trills yet) any advice?

According to Steve Porcaro, the original sound was a Farfisa organ. The producer wanted the organ rhythm tightly synced to the drums. The drummer Jeff Porcaro never wanted to play to a click. So the engineer took a sync tone from the multitrack drum recordings and saved it to a Linn Drum machine. Steve Porcaro programmed a cow bell pattern on the Linn to match the pattern they wanted the organ to have. They fed the Farfisa through a VCA gate compressor so the gate was opening and closing with the cowbell pattern, which was fluctuating with the drum sync. Steve just had to hold a chord on the organ and the gate would nail the rhythm. It's nearly impossible to get the pattern played live because it's not matching how the gate was reacting to Jeff Porcaro's drumming. Steve also told Don Henley about a brand new sample synth device at the time called an E-Mu that he had ideas for the track, but there were only about seven in existence and he didn't know how to acquire one. Henley somehow got one only days later and Steve used that for the typing sounds and they fed the background vocals into that.

Hi .. this is incredible!! This is one of my favourite keyboard riffs apart from Pressure from Billy Joel.this sounds great!!! 🎶

Hi!! This is awesome!!! I have been looking for a tutorial like this. What a great keyboard riff.. thank you for the explanation!!🎶😁

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i love how when played fast, it sounds like duel of the fates from star wars

amazing!

where's the rest

Thank you so much. I took me hours to hear the notes in the intro, and your video helped in minutes!!!

Miss His Voice

Fail

Will you please make a tutorial on the song called "water under bridges" by Gregory Porter ?

Awesome video. I deeply appreciate it!!!

This is killer. If, when I learn how to send the reaper files, would you lay this down over my tracks? I would do the drums and bass, all acoustic and then sing it and do the lead after the synth is in. I live in fuckin Nebraska and don't have anyone to play with so I'm just looking around for folks who can play the instruments I cant.

Thanks Dude, appreciate it.

Are you where i live i want to come practice

Great tutorial, many thanks for your help learning this classic!

Notes?

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Van Halen wrote some great songs , nice job!

That’s beautiful man , love that song , I play it but not correctly like this , sounds great!

Holy f that was awesome

Thank you very much for the lesson, I’m a real beginner so this video helped me a lot.

Esta' bueno,pero demasiado corto tu demostracion