Coldplay -- Fly On // Solo Piano Arrangement

[@Lisztlovers]

Beautiful performance!

[@crochetcraftwithlinus666]

Awesome job dude.

[@pianopaint7391]

Thank you Linus! Good to see you 😁

[@rexannalamb6970]

Good job! Love your music.

[@saolyartstudio752]

Beautiful.

[@TonyMcGreal]

Beautiful performance maestro😎

[@pianopaint7391]

Thank you Tony 😁🎹

[@kaylab8177]

Loved it like usual!! Great song!!

[@pianopaint7391]

Thank you Kayla. Stay well😁

[@rachelsigg4313]

Great job!

[@pianopaint7391]

Thank you Rachel😊

[@sidkini10]

Absolutely love this cover, you killed it. I have a question, is it possible to use this digital piano to record software instruments in a DAW/input MIDI notes. And how do you do this?

[@pianopaint7391]

First off thank you for your kind words! Yes, you can use this keyboard (Yamaha P-45), and most others, to record MIDI data in a DAW. A USB-2 cord is typically used with most models. If you're working with a good DAW then the whole process is pretty simple. after plugging your keyboard into the computer then you find it in your DAW as an "input", the same exact process as if you were using a microphone.

[@Lisztlovers]

If I may, do you use any CFX settings in particular or the just the default settings? The sound is amazing, would you be ok to share your settings.

[@pianopaint7391]

I really wish I could share the settings with you, but it has been so long since I've used any VST (the only exception being my most recent upload) and I do not have any presets or projects saved. The best I can do is describe how I got the sound. The most important factors were: 1. Scrolling the timbre wheel to the left 2. Setting the velocity curve so that soft sounds become softer and loud sounds become louder (Sink the middle, then drag down the portion that is furthest left) 3. Making sure the equalizer is leaving a lot of the higher frequencies, while cutting a good portion of the mid frequencies I am no expert and really just got lucky while tinkering around with the settings. I wish I had the foresight to save a preset. Hope this helps!

[@Lisztlovers]

@@pianopaint7391 Thanks a lot for your reply, this is definitely helpful! Again congrats on your beautiful music!

[@ariffadilah7121]

It will be better if you get rid of the noises. But love the video :)