86Timewarp
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJU6lt6GAic]Coldplaying Srapbook so far - YouTube[/ame]
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Far superior then mine...then again...my pages sucked :P Glad to hear Scrappy is well!
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:wreck: Moving swiftly along...We must find Poky and exterminate herrrr I mean persuade her.
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Are the RSD releases limited to certain shops? Like this there specific record store that receives these things? Still looking for an Up With the Birds recond :sad:
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As mentioned in another thread, The Champion's version is how to play the studio version. The 12.12.12. was an acoustic, 1-man solo performance.
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And this kids is why we put a return address on all parcels.
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What happened to all the sticky threads on the forum? o_o
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First off, welcome to Coldplaying! Second, the problem with the soundpacks and midi voices that the band uses are most of the time custom, and hard to recreate. The chords are mostly centered around Bb but that's all the know. Just like Chris's GT-20, the sounds that he uses are not the ones pre-loaded onto the piano, rather ones that some one in the crew made and patched.
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Spoilers? :uhoh:
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You don't know Idris? http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Idris Well the manual tells me that gingers have freckles for every soul they steal so...:uhoh:
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R.I.P. Scrappy [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuHynbdEFDA]Doctor who specials soundtrack- Four knocks HD - YouTube[/ame] As for the TARDIS manual, I'll have you know Idris has an extensive collection of books...ironically though...it's like reading a manual on how to operation women :blank:
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*Taught* and duh, TARDIS Operation for Dummies.
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*Rejects offer flies TARDIS to 2015*
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*Unlocks TARDIS from quantum loop protocol and looks for Celien and offers free hugs*
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*Locks Celien in TARDIS quantum loop protocol with sonic*
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Just an update...I started teaching the song today and...surprisingly taught like 95% of it within a span of an hour so it's doable...
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The only time I would mess with the e string is if I were to tune it down, rather then up. I'm comfortable with like 2-3 semi-tones but that's all I can manage :worried:
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The keyboards are generic MIDI control synthesizers. As for the brands I do not know. I do know that Chris's piano is a Yamaha GT-20 electric acoustic with custom sounds that the sound engineers mixed for touring. The TV is probably just a regular TV and is just playing back stock footage.
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He bought a soundpack that I'm assuming was the one that Chris's piano is based on and he just transferred the sounds via MIDI/USB to the piano. That or he played it back on a computer.
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Alrighty it's been 2 weeks, what's the status report?
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:uhoh: what?
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Use the search box. There's like 20 solid threads with awesome tabs laid out: https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php%3Ft%3D77275&sa=U&ei=S2AZUaT3O-bo0gHA8oGoBw&ved=0CAgQFjAA&client=internal-uds-cse&usg=AFQjCNGIgGkrS2X2CRED1h9IGFQnXFkKjA
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You dont really do much with the left hand unless your playing it like the way Chris does live. Even still, you're only playing octaves of Eb, Bb, and F which are fairly easy. Clocks has 3 chord progressions, spread out over a duration of 4 times. The 2nd progression is played twice to fill in the gap. So it's Eb/G, Db/F, Db/F, and Bb/F. For the left hand, just play the corresponding notes in octaves: Eb, Bb, Bb, and F. Also, you dont need lessons. I taught myself piano over a duration of 4 years and I can now read sheet music as well as taught myself music theory without classes or lessons. You can't expect to get it over night; it took me about 2-3 months until I could fully play Clocks.