7 Ways to Make a Piano "Talk"

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🗓️ 14 April 2020

⏱️ 22 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey Adam.
0:01.1	Yo.
0:01.8	What you know about this?
0:07.0	You hear me talking?
0:08.6	How about some of this?
0:14.4	Woo, what about this?
0:15.4	Ooh, what about this?
0:15.5	Oof. Just trying to talk.
0:28.5	Oh, yeah, man.
0:29.5	Oh, yeah, man. I'm Adam Manus.
0:45.0	And I'm Peter Martin.
0:45.9	And you're listening to the You'll Hear at podcast.
0:48.0	Daily music coming at you.
0:49.6	Remote style.
0:50.8	Remote style.
0:51.5	This is our first YouTube video remote, I know hey hi you it looks good man
0:57.8	I like your the setup behind you it was just it looked like an insane asylum wall for for a few
1:03.5	weeks which is why we weren't going in it's still pretty insane asylumish though yeah and then with me
1:08.7	there's a good chance you could just see like kids going to the fridge to get cheese sticks. I want to see that, man. Come on. Or like, you know, a very old looking dog, like hobbling along. This is where we are now in the world. You know what I'm saying? That's right. So, but we are sheltering at home and we are eulheriting remotely, both at the same time, right? Yeah, we've been y'elheriting for a few weeks, but this is our first attempt at going on to YouTube. You know, we've really tried to up our YouTube game this year. Yeah. And it's just taking a couple weeks to get our home studio setups going. I'm not even fully set up like you with your big lens there that can get all close. I'm still using my computer video, but we're going to even up it more in the weeks to come. So look out for those. Yep, you're at potato quality. I'm a sweet potato quality, but you're going to be here too soon. I am kind of a potato quality. We'll see. We'll see. Yeah, man. I my fire hazard. Space here. All right. So today we're talking about seven ways to make the piano talk. I was listening to something and to some recording, as I've been listening to a lot of recordings lately. And the piano player was just talking. And I was like, what are they doing that makes it sound like they're just emoting without being
2:19.3	locked into what we consider just a series of buttons really is essentially what it is of
2:23.9	hammers hitting a string.
2:25.3	Yes.
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