ByJevil09
Good evening.
I'm a beginner guitarist and would like to play a song like this.
But I saw there are no instrumentals or any notes/chords.
That's why I wanted to ask if there is an AI that displays the notes of the individual instruments.
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Loading...I've never owned an electric guitar before, only an acoustic. I'd like to get an electric guitar now, and the Rocktile Sphere caught my eye. I wanted to know if it's good quality for a beginner.
Hello, How many months/years/hours does it take to be able to play something like that on the piano? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRQbVNzmCK0
Optionally: What's the band's name? What genre? What instrument? What was your greatest performance? 🙂
You don't have to name specific songs or artists, the genre of music and, in the case of instrumental music, the instrument played are enough for me.
I love her songs and can't get enough of them!!! What could be the reason for this? What could I find so special about this group?
Good evening. There are actually AI technologies that can help filter music and recognize notes. An example is the audio analysis software called Melodyne. This AI can divide music pieces into individual instruments and display the respective notes. There are also other AI tools and apps that can do similar.
However, it is important to note that these AI technologies do not always work perfectly and cannot correctly identify all songs or instruments. More complex recordings or certain instruments can become a challenge for the AI.
If you want to play a particular song and find no instrumentals or notes, you could also try to search for “Guitar Tabs”. Tabs are a simplified version of notes specially designed for the guitar. There are many websites and apps that offer tabs for different songs.
Alternatively, you could also try to learn the song yourself after hearing by playing it slowly piece by piece on the guitar. This requires some exercise, but it can help you to train your hearing and improve your hearing.
Good luck learning the song!
Is Melodyne also a free alternative?