I just found this after finishing my own arrangement of the sheet, which was much more of a straight transcription by comparison. That said, I really like your take on it and how you managed to make this so varied throughout its run. However, while nice to listen to, this doesn't look like a sheet I'd want to play. Some parts of it are absolutely brutal.
Thank you for watching my video, I did put more thoughts into this than my idolatrize world arrangement (which has more views). You are right, the two "piano frenzy" part (which is my personal attempt to mimic Zun's use of piano in his games) is even hard for me to play in nearly 3/4 of the speed (about 118bpm). However, I did try to make most parts of the arrangement playable (at about 150bpm) since I directly used arrangement patterns from phyxinon and marasy, and I did tried to play it by sections. Idk, I'm still open for improvement and try to find my personal arrangement style.
A few bits of feedback you could fix for when you put out your PDF, coming from someone who's been arranging and checking other people's sheets for accuracy for 6 and 4 years, respectively. Please please please never use an 8vb/8va in between staves. Just change the clef instead. It makes it much easier to read. Or, in this case, you can just remove the 8vb and knock it down and octave. Yeah, you'll have a lot of ledger lines, but the chord shapes used are all either common chord shapes or have built in octaves so it shouldn't be that bad to sight read. I'd recommend avoiding 32nd notes in m34 and elsewhere and just use grace notes instead. and line up your ped markings it's bothering me way more than it should The parts that stood out as overly challenging weren't actually in the frenzy section. I was originally eyeing stuff like m96-101 LH which has some absurd jumps. That said, trying them out, it's much easier than whatever marasy8's jumps are like. Idk if it's my crippling inability to play glissandos, but m107 is giving me anxiety. Ok nvn the 2nd frenzy is much much harder, but sounds a lot more zun-like and better imo. Out of curiosity what notation software are you using and how are you making your video scores? I still don't have a great workflow for video scores yet ..... Final note, this definitely takes heavy inspiration from marasy's style, but does it in a very good way that could honestly be passed off as one of his arrangements in a bunch of sections. Haven't heard any of phyxinon's stuff, will need to look them up. edit: ahhh, phyxinon does a lot of deemo stuff, which is why I haven't heard of them yet.
@@Maelstromarranges Thank you for your feedback! It is greatly helpful for someone like me who has never learned the proper way to write music. Indeed, taking those 8vbs away results in a much cleaner sheet. However, since there are some weird limitations in alignment with my notation software, I can't really change 32nd notes in m34, m99, and m165 (same issue with the pedal mark). Making sheets is still one of my hobbies. That's being said, however, I've already dumped a lot of money into it. The notation software I use is flat.io, which is more of a website than software. It is pretty friendly for someone who had zero experience (the "software" includes 5 free sheets for new users) and that's why I bought it out of a whim. It also insures me to use it on any computer/mobile device with an available network. However, it does come with many limitations (mp3 export/crappy sampling, pedal notation, slur position, etc.). But compare to Musescore, it's much easier to use. I use Ableton to mix my audio, screen recorder (or OBS studio) to record screen, and Adobe Pr to make videos (I'm planning on switching to DaVinci Resolve, it's free!). By the way, I'm still hesitant to use any arrangement elements from Phyxinon, the mad man has one of the hardest left-hand jumps harder than Animenz's, and crazy right-hand pattern that I could never play. ua-cam.com/video/f3ESZSrKvkI/v-deo.html (left-hand craziness starts from 1:28); Midi: ua-cam.com/video/08ClV3y5t8I/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/4oPM8zTeois/v-deo.html (right-hand craziness starts from 1:29 to 1:40); Midi: ua-cam.com/video/wJaKNPQ9O7M/v-deo.html
@@blatancyproductions8246 saying this to you straight: there is no such thing as intuitive music notation software. I, personally, use finale but I'm only good at it because I've used it for years and learned all the time saving keyboard shortcuts. That said, it's way more powerful and can make some very nice looks sheets (check my channel or ninsheetmusic(dot)org for examples). I was going to recommend musescore as it's cheap, but it seems you already tried it. I tried making one video with Adobe premiere and I decided to never do it again. I still can't wrap my mind around how it works. Kudos to you for being able to work with it. Resolve can work pretty well, but I was unable to do what I wanted easily in it. Anyway, I'll subscribe to you because I'd love to see what you make next
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I just found this after finishing my own arrangement of the sheet, which was much more of a straight transcription by comparison. That said, I really like your take on it and how you managed to make this so varied throughout its run. However, while nice to listen to, this doesn't look like a sheet I'd want to play. Some parts of it are absolutely brutal.
Thank you for watching my video, I did put more thoughts into this than my idolatrize world arrangement (which has more views). You are right, the two "piano frenzy" part (which is my personal attempt to mimic Zun's use of piano in his games) is even hard for me to play in nearly 3/4 of the speed (about 118bpm). However, I did try to make most parts of the arrangement playable (at about 150bpm) since I directly used arrangement patterns from phyxinon and marasy, and I did tried to play it by sections. Idk, I'm still open for improvement and try to find my personal arrangement style.
A few bits of feedback you could fix for when you put out your PDF, coming from someone who's been arranging and checking other people's sheets for accuracy for 6 and 4 years, respectively.
Please please please never use an 8vb/8va in between staves. Just change the clef instead. It makes it much easier to read. Or, in this case, you can just remove the 8vb and knock it down and octave. Yeah, you'll have a lot of ledger lines, but the chord shapes used are all either common chord shapes or have built in octaves so it shouldn't be that bad to sight read. I'd recommend avoiding 32nd notes in m34 and elsewhere and just use grace notes instead. and line up your ped markings it's bothering me way more than it should
The parts that stood out as overly challenging weren't actually in the frenzy section. I was originally eyeing stuff like m96-101 LH which has some absurd jumps. That said, trying them out, it's much easier than whatever marasy8's jumps are like. Idk if it's my crippling inability to play glissandos, but m107 is giving me anxiety. Ok nvn the 2nd frenzy is much much harder, but sounds a lot more zun-like and better imo.
Out of curiosity what notation software are you using and how are you making your video scores? I still don't have a great workflow for video scores yet .....
Final note, this definitely takes heavy inspiration from marasy's style, but does it in a very good way that could honestly be passed off as one of his arrangements in a bunch of sections. Haven't heard any of phyxinon's stuff, will need to look them up.
edit: ahhh, phyxinon does a lot of deemo stuff, which is why I haven't heard of them yet.
@@Maelstromarranges Thank you for your feedback! It is greatly helpful for someone like me who has never learned the proper way to write music. Indeed, taking those 8vbs away results in a much cleaner sheet. However, since there are some weird limitations in alignment with my notation software, I can't really change 32nd notes in m34, m99, and m165 (same issue with the pedal mark).
Making sheets is still one of my hobbies. That's being said, however, I've already dumped a lot of money into it. The notation software I use is flat.io, which is more of a website than software. It is pretty friendly for someone who had zero experience (the "software" includes 5 free sheets for new users) and that's why I bought it out of a whim. It also insures me to use it on any computer/mobile device with an available network. However, it does come with many limitations (mp3 export/crappy sampling, pedal notation, slur position, etc.). But compare to Musescore, it's much easier to use.
I use Ableton to mix my audio, screen recorder (or OBS studio) to record screen, and Adobe Pr to make videos (I'm planning on switching to DaVinci Resolve, it's free!).
By the way, I'm still hesitant to use any arrangement elements from Phyxinon, the mad man has one of the hardest left-hand jumps harder than Animenz's, and crazy right-hand pattern that I could never play.
ua-cam.com/video/f3ESZSrKvkI/v-deo.html (left-hand craziness starts from 1:28); Midi: ua-cam.com/video/08ClV3y5t8I/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/4oPM8zTeois/v-deo.html (right-hand craziness starts from 1:29 to 1:40); Midi: ua-cam.com/video/wJaKNPQ9O7M/v-deo.html
@@Maelstromarranges Please consider subscribe :)
@@blatancyproductions8246 saying this to you straight: there is no such thing as intuitive music notation software. I, personally, use finale but I'm only good at it because I've used it for years and learned all the time saving keyboard shortcuts. That said, it's way more powerful and can make some very nice looks sheets (check my channel or ninsheetmusic(dot)org for examples). I was going to recommend musescore as it's cheap, but it seems you already tried it. I tried making one video with Adobe premiere and I decided to never do it again. I still can't wrap my mind around how it works. Kudos to you for being able to work with it. Resolve can work pretty well, but I was unable to do what I wanted easily in it.
Anyway, I'll subscribe to you because I'd love to see what you make next
素晴らしいです！綺麗！
Jesus fuck the key changes are SO GOOD
かっこいい・・・かっこいいわね！
Very nice, can't wait for the sheet :)
Sorry for waiting, fix many major and minor problems, the link has been updated.
Yo this is awesome
It's very cool, but I think it would have been better if there were fewer or no glissando. Maybe it's Maracy's influence?
it indeed is!
With my limited knowledge, I really can't find a better way to make transitions
3:42～4:04のアレンジしたとこ(･∀･)ｲｲ!!
oh non
jadore cette sorte de piano
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare, Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare 😄🎶
What is this for?