Curious nugget is curious! Cleek eet! Cleek! And be timewarped... maybe. XD
Slightly more frilly version below - experimenting a bit.
Wooties! Evolution!
2 hands!
Now I just need to:
- Practice more so I fumble less
- Play chords with the right hand
- Work out chords for left hand
- Play chords with left hand
- Play both, together
Easy. Honest! Ayup. *hides*
Just a taste of what my poor neighbours have been subjected to since I got my iPad. XD
I've lost so much over the last decade of totally not touching any piano or simulation thereof.
Right now I can play (yes, yes, I fumble, I need more practice) either chords with 1 hand, and only 1 hand, or no chords, but with both hands... and only the intro right now - because when it gets past the intro my brain explodes and my hands go everywhere.
Which is sad because I think the 2 handed version sounds so much richer and more beautiful.
More practice! More torturing of ze neighbours! XD
P.S. What makes this particularly horrifying for my neighbours is that I'm doing this by ear. I can no longer read scores/sheet music, I've totally forgotten how. Not that there seem to be scores of this free on the Intarwebs anyway, but since I can't read em... it's a moot point.
My poor, poor neighbours. I'm attempting to play assorted songs by ear. Poked around a few iPad piano apps, but the one with the most friendly keys and effects seems to be Pianist Pro.
PLINK! goes the nugget! PLINKETY PLINK PLINK!
...now if only I remembered how to read sheet music. Then I could subject them to my absolutely atrocious sight-reading. (It was atrocious even back when I could do it.)
And yes, I'm still not playing very fluently. XD 10 years out of practice, no score, and an unfamiliar touchscreen thingie. Must improvezorzorzor!