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Hello ! Everyone

magneto
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:laugh3: nice to know you all, i'm new and 100% coldplay fan, anybody here play coldplay's song ? love to get advise from you all..

Welcome to the site! :D

Hi and welcome! Soz I dont know how to play them properly but heaps of people do! :D

Welcome to the board! Hope you enjoy it as much as I do!!! There are plenty of good threads on learning and playing Coldplay songs in 'The Instrument Room' section. Happy hunting!!

hiii and welcoooome!

anyone here know "the fray"? they are great!

colplay = 100% music

love ya all!

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thank guys, i feel so welcome here

Welcome to the board :)

Hello Magneto! WELCOME !!!

Yes, I presume you mean keyboard? If so, then:

Best advice I could give on that realates to Clocks.

When you play it, best to use electronics. Synthesizer keyboard.

Set the reverb key. (gives it that grander than grand sound)

Use the Bell Tone setting over piano setting for the main part. (cooler ~~~~~reverberations~~~~ that way)

And for the upper octave part, use the Xylophone setting.

It's incredibly easy once you get the hang of it! If the keyboard has settings for it, you could use the automatic bass and drums that follows the music nicely..

Also, punctuate (hit it a little harder) the first note of each set of three, and shorten the time between the last two notes played in each series - play like you hear it if you're looking at sheet music, else it will sound a bit mechanical.

The changeup is a series of notes with a key signature change - a bit harsh, but good for effect!

 

HAPPY TAPPING!

-Chuck

 

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