My C3 Pro Keys FCs
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Yeah i guess that may matter to some people. I’m not online anyways so except gor that one song I tested with all my cheating has been localized. And really, it’s HMXs fault. I would have gladly paid to unlock things instead.
And really, it’s HMXs fault. I would have gladly paid to unlock things instead.Kind of agree on that.
Here’s a few more:
E E E A…E E E A…
Among the better echelon of the easiest songs. A full Tegan and Sara PKFC is very possible outside of Everything Is Awesome.
This is an easy song to recommend to newcomers. Slow, virtually all single notes, has a handful of lane shifts.
Lots of dead space. Not the last time we’ll be seeing that in a Rush pro keys part…
Easily one of the more underrated C3 songs in general. Short but sweet, as you play an electronic part alongside a mandolin.
It’s basically like Tainted Love. You pretty much know what the chart’s going to look like just by looking at the title and having the tune appear in your head.
In terms of requests, the Keane pack will be a fairly easy FAFC. Supertramp will be much harder, depending on the density of non-organ/piano parts per song.
Yep. This was a song, all right.
I actually thought this was going to be more engaging before I actually sat down and charted it. The most fun bit is right at the end, the very simply riff leading into Lavender. An OMBFC of this is coming, by the way.
Once I finish up Superconductor’s venue, I’ll do the other songs from this week too.
A shockingly better play than Kayleigh, but you’re waiting until the bridge before you can play for the whole time. Them extended sustains.
If only I let go of the last sustain just a bit sooner, eh? This only took like four tries. Sirius is much harder than Eye in the Sky because the arpeggios are spread over hell and high water, but I did not mind grinding this at all. Very nice. I might OMBFC this too.
I have the recording software that I use to record the preview videos running in the background, and then I just take a screenshot from that preview window. So yeah, I’m using a capture card.
Since you take requests; any chance of some more Silent Hill songs perhaps?
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_cheeky.001.gif” />My keyboard has been acting up for about two weeks; I’m pretty sure it’s dropping notes. I wasn’t too heartbroken, though. At four years of use, it’s outlasted every other instrument I’ve owned, including microphones (The verdict remains to be seen on my Ions, but I think my blue cymbal is also dropping hits). So did you think I was going to call it in there, with the knowledge that it would be obsolete in eight months anyway?
Hell no! I went to the pawn shop and got myself a cheap Casio. Going from a two octave keyboard that can sit on your lap to a five octave one that requires a counter was quite a leap, so I’ve been missing easy stuff for a while, but I did manage to get:
Two chokepoints, with two different simultaneous chords, but is otherwise breezy.
I don’t remember this chart that well. Pretty sure it was all singles.
I’m actually quite proud I managed to nail that main riff with only one hand considering how close the notes are. Still took me like four tries.
I likely won’t OMBFC this strummy Silent Hill theme because the drums sound like they have a lot of offhand-leading rolls, which I suck at, but I was happy to play this.
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of me playing Hold It In with the audio from the Casio coming out.
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