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Thank you!

@@Tunesketcher glad you enjoyed it! I actually have moved to a new studio and added some bass traps and panels in it Check out some of my newest videos to see

Of course! I'm using a Logitech Brio set to 2K resolution amzn.to/4fZRxrY

@@sebastiangomezmusic Thank you so much

Yeah, Zoom is constantly updating their settings lol Thanks got the note

@@chinnyokonkwo4818 this might be something to take up with Gosple Musicians since it is their product. Good luck!

Have you been able to find a solution? I’m not sure why those would be missing but I’m happy to take a look with you If you need some help go ahead and sign up for a short session with me here > guitarkaty.com/booking/

Hey Patrik. Glad to help! Tell me more about the audio set up. Are you using a midi controller or a digital piano? Have you routed the audio to OBS?

@@sebastiangomezmusic Hi thank you for your quick response really appreciated. Well my set up is basically for Recording music I am normally using FL studio. My setup up is Scarlet Focusrite 4i4, playing out through Studio Monitors. But I just want to Record Video content about how to play songs on Piano with Midicolous. Evrything works fine my mic is connected to line one into my Interface so thats works sound is coming in to OBS no bother. But I cant get my sound from my Midi into OBS. Nor sure whether its because its Usb Midi ?

They do indeed! Once students learn the “natural scale” I teach them exactly this and how C M and Am are relative scales

Haha good catch! Since it’s the first scale I teach I focus on getting my stunts to play it before I confuse them by naming it. It always helps when I inspire them to want to know the name before I force them to know it

And it’s a pretty rough sounding scale with little musicality, especially out of context . At least start on C so it sounds more musical.

@@chaseellefson4726 you think phyrigian has no musicality because of the flattened second??? You sound like a bad musician

@@reimundmc6958 that’s why I said out of context - certainly to a beginner who won’t know how to apply it it won’t sound musical. I promise I could play circles around you.

Again. This is just a spring board to teach other things like scales, arpeggios, chord spelling, etc. Beginners on the piano learn best when they play the whole piano and know the notes top to bottom; lowest A to highest C The guitar doesn’t start on C, so I start them on low E. It’s very musical in reference to the guitar, specially to the Phrygian and Andalusian scale and cadence. It all comes down the reference. Also, keep it friendly in my comment section! 👊

Disagree, playing only the natural notes makes it way easier to find the accidentals

Definitely helps! It also inspires students to learn patterns on their own. A lot of my students have then learned arpegios other modes on their after I teach them this. It facilitates organic learning once you can name the notes on the fretboard

Very possibly true. But again, I just post what has helped my students and has gotten them to understand music. This might not resonate with everyone, but with some it will help them out

I always enjoy this one more since I can keep the same pattern on my fingers, and I can change the pattern up so it’s more of a twister

@@sebastiangomezmusic That's probably the best way. Actually fretting each note without shift notes.

Very glad to hear that! Please share how you end up using this trick!

I’m using a Logitech Brio amzn.to/4azaCh1

​@@sebastiangomezmusicplease did you connect the overhead camera to the laptop/computer?

@@pianopoly6219yes. If you plan to use OBS your camera needs to be connected to your computer

@@sebastiangomezmusic alright thanks for your feedback

Hey! Can you explain what you mean? Do you mean like a different manuals like on an organ?

@@sebastiangomezmusic The virtual key on upper layer and the real key on the lower layer

Hey! This happens often when things are plugged and unplugged. So I recommend always plugging into the same port. The other reason could be if you're using Logitech cameras and don't have LogiTune open. I find that's one anoying thing about logitech cameras in OBS

@@sebastiangomezmusic You are SO KIND to reply! I figured out that it is a screen resolution problem. I have two monitors. If I open Midiculous with the second monitor off, it re-sizes in OBS. BUT if I turn on the monitor and THEN open Midiculous, it works. (and I must close Midiculous before I turn off the second monitor - or the next day it is re-sized). Rather annoying, but do-able! Thank you very much for your time.

You've made my day by letting this inspire you to play. Rock on man!

I love these K&M boom stands:amzn.to/3UAUmHy They're very sturdy and reliable. But any stand will do. Tabletop stands are harder to work with since I don't think they'll get the same range as a floor boom stand

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it helped!

Have fun!

Any time!

That’s right! I’m glad this helped out!

amzn.to/3xcuvfp I swear by these stand

For my sheet music I use Forscore. forscore.co I can scan all my books and sheet music into it and have a pdf copy on the app that's backed up to my iCloud. Let me know if you have any other questions!

Is MIDIculous not working on your windows?

Hey Vivian! Here's a little inspiration ua-cam.com/video/r0bydcWZeOM/v-deo.html

Thank you so much! Let me know if there's any other topics I can cover for ya.

Thank you for creating this awesome software! Still looking into how to make this work for guitar. Any suggestions?

@@sebastiangomezmusic Works the same way. Get a Jamstik and make sure you Put MIDIculous in Standard Midi Map. We have a video on our site for Bass.

@@GospelMusicians I have looked into the Fishman Triple Play wireless pickup. Would also work? I also tried the JamOrigins MIDI Guitar system which works though an instrument cable but MIDIculous doesn’t register what string you’re playing on. I did see the bass video but I didn’t know what hex pickup he was using. I know the other one available is the Roland GK pickups but those require the whole guitar synth system.

@@sebastiangomezmusic The MIDI Guitar mus support Standard MIDI Mapping; otherwise, there is no way for the software to determine what string is being played. We tested our app out on the Jamstik and it works perfectly. If you try to use any other system which converts Audio to MIDI, MIDiculous cannot pick up the exact string.

Hey Zaditho! I don't use midiculous to play external plug-ins so I'm not sure how to address your specific issue. But I'd be happy to jump on a call with you and see how I can guide you to a solution. You can sign up for an open spot on my calendly link: calendly.com/sgomezmusic

Hi Memphys! Yes, you'll want to make sure your piano is on and connected to your computer before launching MIDIculous. If that doesn't fix it it might be something else. I'd be happy to jump on a Zoom call and help you out! calendly.com/sgomezmusic

@@sebastiangomezmusic thank U. i've just come to buy a MODX 7 piano. Tomorrow i'll try to get a new MIDI cable and try again. Thank U.

​@@memphysagbessi1395 Cool, let me know how else I can help out

Glad it helped!

Of course! Let me know what else you’d like to see

Thank you so much! It’s amazing that I get to do this for my job and meet great people all over the world in my lessons Let me know what else you’d like me to cover, and consider following if you like what I post

You're so welcome! I’m happy I can help

My pleasure! And thank you for all your support, Richard!

Thanks Austin! Glad to hear that helped man! I’d love to pick your brain soon and learn more about your online teaching process. Ha and thanks! Banjo has been incredible fun to learn. I only know one song so far but I know that one really well now

Thank you so much!

Hey Austin! Haha funny you mention it, I literally thought today "I need to pick up banjo again." I can say I know my basic chords, can play some Rolling Stones style riffs, I can do a clawhammer strumming technique, and some basic rolls VERY slowly.

@@sebastiangomezmusic I learned some of the basics a few years ago because there was a student at the school I taught who insisted I should teach them banjo despite never having played one. It was an interesting task. Haha Good luck with it though, and I hope everything is going well for you, your students, and the studio!

@@MrAustinMusic haha that’s a task on its own. I could definitely teach chords at this point, but I wouldn’t be able to teach the same method I do on guitar yet. Studios going great! I just got interviewed on the TMO podcast about my studio too. Check it out! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/teach-music-online/id1522634913?i=1000607131773

Thank you so much!