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Hello!
So I am a very beginner player and to make it worst, when I am recording myself, I feel a pressure similar to performing on a recital (I have only done 2 recitals) but just not as much shaking lol
So here it, I tried my best to play relax but I guess it takes time to get used to being recorded.
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Nice!


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Originally Posted by Minnesota Marty
Nice!

Thanks my friend! smile

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I didn't watch but listened and it sounds relaxed.
Keep recording your playing and you will get used to it.
Nice big shiny piano too!



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Thanks for listening and commenting.
Yes indeed, I need to get used to it to play more relaxed but thanks for your comments! smile

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Thank you. I really enjoyed your playing. And your interpretation. No problem with relaxation that I can hear (or see).

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Thank you for listening and your kind words. smile

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Very nice!!! Congrats on the accomplishment!! Good job on the recording end of it too. You are getting advanced with this recording thing!!!!


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Why thank you! smile
I wish I was advancing more in my playing but that is not how it works sadly laugh
Next stage is to find ways to shoot from more angles (only one camera and my phone) so I will need to find ways to cut and edit in a seamless way. But more importantly..a lot more practice to get better at the most important part...playing the piano. smile


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