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Practicing Tuning
- Thread starter Genosan
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I think it would be a good idea to choose a more powerful song, since powerful songs tend to have more expression.
A while ago there was an event where people would each upload a screencapture of their tuning of a section of Senbonzakura...
A while ago there was an event where people would each upload a screencapture of their tuning of a section of Senbonzakura...
How about a song with good pitch differences and notes lengths? I mean, tuning a song where a lot of notes are on the same pitch or all having the same length would be boring, yeah?
everyone knows that song.
*Stares at myself
*Dammit, kimchi. Listen to more Vocaloid songs
Anyway @Genosan, here's a very good tuning example from the tuning fest everyone's talking about.
knowing basic music theory can help when making pitchbends on tune. There are plenty of tutorials on youtube and other sites, personly I suggest some of warbeats tutorials on youtube.
Also, here's a tutorial showing some of the different pitchbend types.
Flag usage on different notes are also neat to practise with. I usually tend to variate the g flag walues.
Oh wow, so much happend while I was gone xD. That game sounds fun, maybe I'll try. Thanks for all the advice guys.
@kimchi-tan, that tuning is WAY good. :3
@kimchi-tan, that tuning is WAY good. :3
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