The talking piano phenomenon

[@GizzyDillespee]

If you really want to trip, you can use the MIDI file, from your audio to MIDI process, to control the instrument part of a vocoder (try different sounds for the MIDI file to play). While doing this, into the microphone, either say the same thing as the MIDI file is saying (as closely as you can), but change a word or 2 to sort of similar but different words... and also try saying completely different things.

[@valentinzwerschke]

Your channel is just awesome!

[@raymondboudreau]

Why are his hands so loud?

[@chrisdorner4885]

An interesting piece I found this week that uses this technique. Michael Beil's "Key Jack" (2017) for video and pianist without piano. Link to the original performance. Score is also on ScoreFollower's KZbin channel kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnzTo3R7oKxkoJIsi=z5_BkU3JyefEzWap

[@isobarkley]

vodcoding!!

[@williamcompitello2302]

I covered the subtitles on my first viewing. I can't understand what's being said.

[@xylfox]

Do you need dynamics for it or are all keys pressed with equal energy? I guess the latter

[@C-Llama]

Your channel is great and I'm sure eventually you'll make a video that gets picked up by the algorithm. (Then you can buy a better green screen heheheh)

[@sphenlee]

"Alla YouTubante" 😆

[@Garlicbloom]

woah im early

[@yaboiandrew8206]

Yay

[@juwonnnnn]

🤣

[@saltedmutton7269]

subbed so i could unsub :)

[@C-Llama]

Why?