AI. vs Douze Grandes Études (S.137)

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AI tries its hand in the harder S.137 set of études.
No. 8 (Wilde Jagd; 0:05) - I think this highlights the issue that you cannot really tell when the AI accents a note.
No. 5 (Feux Follets; 6:21) - Made it slightly faster (closer to the revised Transcendental version) and well, the right hand is the most dexterous known to mankind.
Hope you enjoy it.
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[@bencallender5061]

7:02 broo that right hand

[@tranminhtu8339]

The AI make the no.8 etude's beginning look so easy

[@HubertMCovers]

Casual C minor scale, nothing difficult to see here.

[@tranminhtu8339]

@@HubertMCovers Play it that clear without sounding like just a normal scale is quite difficult tho

[@HubertMCovers]

@@tranminhtu8339 That was meant to be sarcastic for the record

[@liran1588]

I've just noticed but how do you have 400 subs? You should have more.

[@HubertMCovers]

Listen I had like 300 2 weeks ago I'm well happy with 400.

[@liran1588]

@@HubertMCovers i know, however from all the content that you have been uploading you deserve more.

[@Whaijorhujishkomunyk]

@@liran1588 indeed

[@dzordzszs]

@@HubertMCovers over 500 now

[@happypiano4810]

I do believe I am the 600th, or my phone is behind. Should’ve subscribed way earlier, but my subscription box is full, so I don’t normally bother messing with my subscriptions. But, when I see an opportunity, I’ll find a channel I don’t watch, and use that subscription for someone more deserving. Keep up the good work.

[@giuseppeagresta1425]

"How difficult are these Etùdes?" "Yes" At the end of the day, I prefer a bit the Trascendentals over the S. 137 but they're incredibly powerful pieces anyway 👀 Also, it's always interesting (for me at least) to see the same composer playing with the same themes in different ways (for example, I love S. 700 also for this reason) Speaking of which, are you going to do a video about the S. 700? That'd be a great piece to destroy the poor AI with haha

[@HubertMCovers]

S. 700 has been floating around but I also don't want to do Liszt 24/7 either. I will probably get around to it eventually.

[@microitos9754]

I actually prefer these over the revised ones as a whole, as they usually fit the sonata/themes&variations structure better (Some of the technical difficulties that were revised sacrificed some of the structure on most etudes, an extreme example is Etude no 7)

[@kaii7147]

Wow this is so cool can u do grande etude no 4 thats my favourite s137 piece I tried it many moons ago and decided the s139 was more at my level those s137 etudes are close to impossible to play haha

[@HubertMCovers]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIOaoXyLbJyphJo

[@TheNeonPiano]

Ai uses the force to reach the harder jumps

[@miguelgeraldino2341]

If I become an AI I will have that dexterity? Sign me in

[@HubertMCovers]

I mean maybe but not much else than that.

[@vicentepulidodrevespiano2494]

Flawless technique, but no emotions

[@PianistifiedForYT]

How do you upload so often?! can I submit a midi file, on one condition that you transpose the entire midi to 1 octave lower (example: c2 in the midi changed into c1). Can you give me email I should send the midi file to? Does the AI cost? I loved the video!!

[@HubertMCovers]

I managed to binge edit a few and schedule them. Regarding submission sure, submit the MIDI to [e-mail]. Remind me in the email to transpose or whatever else you want me to do as I will likely forget.

[@akakitsitnuntana229]

These are a lot harder than transcendental etude

[@MisterTomez]

Need to give the AI much bigger hands.

[@brayanstivenjoya4535]

7:02 left hand 🤬🤬🤬

[@roshawis1]

Do you have to download the ai to use it? Or is it a web based thing

[@HubertMCovers]

You download the app

[@davisatdavis1]

7:31 left hand

[@jannis11]

nice

[@yorkzie7593]

Could you do appassionata in the future? its one of my favourite pieces

[@oleed8516]

On 8:32 even AI can't jump.

[@user-ej8nz5rs8u]

놀라운 멋진

[@TheJedo]

In all the other scores I've seen the left hand doesn't have to do very big jumps like at 7:31 or at 7:42. Is this a different MIDI or did Liszt write an ossia that everyone else uses?

[@HubertMCovers]

I'm guessing it's just the fact that it's the S137 version rather than S139, though it could also be a different MIDI of S137 somehow? Not sure to be honest.

[@TheJedo]

@@HubertMCovers Well in this version ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/pavOg4GOiN52fdk ) it is different to the one in your video. I guess it must be a different midi.

[@thenotsogoodpianist4706]

6:21

[@samdecoover9351]

Would it be possible to make the AI play your Hungarian Rhapsody 2 cadenza please? Its one of my favourite videos on your channel (and actually the way i came across you)

[@HubertMCovers]

Just finished editing it, I will schedule it for the 15th of August.

[@samdecoover9351]

@@HubertMCovers You're the best!

[@fernandezjordan1585]

It will be cool if you upload some mozart sonata or beethoven sonata :)

[@HubertMCovers]

I'll admit I don't listen to them but I was considering something like Rage Over a Lost Penny

[@fernandezjordan1585]

@@HubertMCovers yes its a good one or hammerklavier sonata is another good one

[@HubertMCovers]

@@fernandezjordan1585 Oh right I was meant to cover the Hammerklavier; it slipped my mind. Thanks for the reminder.

[@dhruvsawant9234]

@@HubertMCovers will you be taking the indicated tempi?(the ones which almost no one reaches while playing the Hammerklavier)

[@HubertMCovers]

@@dhruvsawant9234 Well I just took a recording and it was at around 8:30. I didn't stick to 138 throughout, I allowed for rubato and other tempo changes as usual.