Glad to see the stoner from "True Romance" is still around

Too many notes.

awesome. I'm impressed.

T.M.S.: Too many notes.

A farker putting down Mozart...now I have seen it all

/I took the bait :(

T.M.S.: Too many notes.

Well which ones would you like him to leave out?

Very cool.

Martstar: T.M.S.: Too many notes.

Well which ones would you like him to leave out?

It's a proven fact that there are only so many notes an ear can hear in the course of an evening.

Hagbard Celine Dion: Martstar: T.M.S.: Too many notes.

Well which ones would you like him to leave out?

It's a proven fact that there are only so many notes an ear can hear in the course of an evening.

I don't understand. There are just as many notes as are
required. Neither more nor less.

Brilliant - it even has a harpsichordish sound from the way the editing changes the envelope of the notes.

The amount of work that went into making that one was not worth the end result. Then again, I admit, it's cool when people create insane projects for us to enjoy (for free) so we don't have to do them.

Mediazetabine OMG: T.M.S.: Too many notes.

A farker putting down Mozart...now I have seen it all

/I took the bait :(

So did Salieri.

T.M.S.: Too many notes.

No, this is Tumeni Notes. (new window)

Gangway Fathead: Mediazetabine OMG: T.M.S.: Too many notes.

A farker putting down Mozart...now I have seen it all

/I took the bait :(

So did Salieri.

And Steve Vai.

He fell for that one too.

spanish flea: The amount of work that went into making that one was not worth the end result. Then again, I admit, it's cool when people create insane projects for us to enjoy (for free) so we don't have to do them.

There are people who look down on things like this, and I don't understand why. While this guy was being innovative and creating something cool, they were playing XBox and watching reality shows. My guess is a lot of people are afraid of not being normal.

Firststepsadoozie: T.M.S.: Too many notes.

No, this is Tumeni Notes. (new window)

It was only a matter of time before someone dredged that up.

Nice.

It's sped up, which is why the notes sound funny.

And it sounds edited as hell, much like the video.

Apik0r0s: It's sped up, which is why the notes sound funny.

And it sounds edited as hell, much like the video.

...that was the point.

Sweet. Reminds me of Lasse Gjertsen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzqumbhfxRo

Is this where we are now? I'm supposed to be impressed by some guy who fakes Mozart because he doesn't have the skill to play it in real life...?

I Like Bread: Is this where we are now? I'm supposed to be impressed by some guy who fakes Mozart because he doesn't have the skill to play it in real life...?

Is he living in bizzarro land or something? If you can spend the time to record and composite a video this well, please let me know.

I Like Bread: Is this where we are now? I'm supposed to be impressed by some guy who fakes Mozart because he doesn't have the skill to play it in real life...?

It was a neat idea and he did a good job. What do you do in your free time besides eat Cheetos?

I Like Bread: Is this where we are now? I'm supposed to be impressed by some guy who fakes Mozart because he doesn't have the skill to play it in real life...?

I think someone may have just missed the entire point of the video.

Not the best one like this I've seen. But it was still pretty dang cool.

It was cool, but sounded like it was made in mario paint. Still better than I could do though.

browntimmy: While this guy was being innovative and creating something cool, they were playing XBox and watching reality shows. My guess is a lot of people are afraid of not being normal.

While this is cool and probably difficult as hell to do, it's far from being innovative. I've seen lots of of videos people doing the exact same thing, from the Fark Lite video page. The most well known being this one : Link (new window)

And anyway, this guy uses this video as a way to advertise his services as an editor. Maybe some guys better informed than me can correct me, but is this video really indicative of a good editor? I just proves he can spends a lot of time and effort on a project.

syrynxx: Brilliant - it even has a harpsichordish sound from the way the editing changes the envelope of the notes.

Agree. Fark the haters.

Lack of guitar skills = trumped by crazy editing skills

browntimmy: spanish flea: The amount of work that went into making that one was not worth the end result. Then again, I admit, it's cool when people create insane projects for us to enjoy (for free) so we don't have to do them.

There are people who look down on things like this, and I don't understand why. While this guy was being innovative and creating something cool, they were playing XBox and watching reality shows. My guess is a lot of people are afraid of not being normal.

There are more people who don't play Xbox 360 than those who do play Xbox 360, where is your normal now?!

DeathByGeekSquad: browntimmy: spanish flea: The amount of work that went into making that one was not worth the end result. Then again, I admit, it's cool when people create insane projects for us to enjoy (for free) so we don't have to do them.

There are people who look down on things like this, and I don't understand why. While this guy was being innovative and creating something cool, they were playing XBox and watching reality shows. My guess is a lot of people are afraid of not being normal.

There are more people who don't play Xbox 360 than those who do play Xbox 360, where is your normal now?!

It was just an example.

thefais: Lack of guitar skills = trumped by crazy editing skills

Undertrumped by douchebag hat/glasses combo.

It is funny. It is entertaining. It is an example of skillful editing.

Then he went and butchered "Business Time"...sheesh.

syrynxx: Brilliant - it even has a harpsichordish sound from the way the editing changes the envelope of the notes.

Apik0r0s: It's sped up, which is why the notes sound funny.

And it sounds edited as hell, much like the video.

I Like Bread: Is this where we are now? I'm supposed to be impressed by some guy who fakes Mozart because he doesn't have the skill to play it in real life...?

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Yeah, um, I'd be willing to bet a Total Fark subscription that it's actually him "air guitaring" over a midi he made.

tailormadebassist: I Like Bread: Is this where we are now? I'm supposed to be impressed by some guy who fakes Mozart because he doesn't have the skill to play it in real life...?

I think someone may have just missed the entire point of the video.

Not the best one like this I've seen. But it was still pretty dang cool.

You think wrong.
Sorry, I'm not blown away by his copy-and-paste skills. Hell, I compose MIDIs and I don't play them live, I enter each note individually. Where's my 15 minutes?

Lt_Aurum
Yeah, um, I'd be willing to bet a Total Fark subscription that it's actually him "air guitaring" over a midi he made.

I don't think you "get" what the video is supposed to be.

The guy recorded himself plinking out individual notes and chords on his guitar. Follow me so far?

He then took each "plink" he did and made a short audio/video clip of it. Got that part?

Finally, he took all those "plinks" and edited them together in such a fashion that they sounded more or less like a song.

No MIDI involved. Just recording and editing video.

I Like Bread
Sorry, I'm not blown away by his copy-and-paste skills. Hell, I compose MIDIs and I don't play them live, I enter each note individually. Where's my 15 minutes?

You probably could get your 15 minutes if, instead of being a massive tool in a fark.com commentary thread, you spent some time putting together an interesting video or audio clip of you doing something cool. But I bet you're too busy being all indignant and superior to, you know, do anything remotely non-douchey.

Hagbard Celine Dion: Martstar: T.M.S.: Too many notes.

Well which ones would you like him to leave out?

It's a proven fact that there are only so many notes an ear can hear in the course of an evening.

He only played 30 or 40 notes, he just played most of them many times.

emnar: syrynxx: Brilliant - it even has a harpsichordish sound from the way the editing changes the envelope of the notes.

Agree. Fark the haters.

It sounded almost Nintendo NES 8-bit soundtrack to me, which was neat. I get the idea too. My style is more akin to recording 8-15 guitar layers over a film score or something.T-2 and Requiem in particular. So he gets my props.

It's more satisfying to put the work into learning the damn song.

T.M.S.: Too many notes.

There are only so many notes in our audible spectrum. You figure he plays all the notes used in the song at different lengths then all he has to do is properly sequence the notes on a non-linear time-line. More tedious than anything.

Well done, but i still hate on him.

If that dude is so bored he needs to get laid. I'd do the honors.