I listened to your sessions before reading your comments and thought that sounded like an acoustic upright piano. I learned to play on an old one that now sits in my brother's farm house.  My uncle gave me his old Baldwin studio grand when he downsized many years ago. I do all my recording on a Kawai ES8 or using VSTs, but now I just might try a couple sessions on the real thing (even though it squeaks and moans). Your two songs are evocative and contemplative. If found myself staring out the window lost in thought while listening.  Well check out more of your works.

I listened to your sessions before reading your comments and thought that sounded like an acoustic upright piano. I learned to play on an old one that now sits in my brother's farm house. My uncle gave me his old Baldwin studio grand when he downsized many years ago. I do all my recording on a Kawai ES8 or using VSTs, but now I just might try a couple sessions on the real thing (even though it squeaks and moans). Your two songs are evocative and contemplative. If found myself staring out the window lost in thought while listening. Well check out more of your works.

Won't say no to some piano.
- Valx

Won't say no to some piano. - Valx

Nice chords, nice snapshot of your life with the text attached to the track too.

Take care!

Nice chords, nice snapshot of your life with the text attached to the track too. Take care!

Good ears, I haven't had access to a grand ever so I'd probably have a hard time distinguishing especially with how low quality my recording was. My brother was the one who learned piano. The piano in the recording is the one my parents got for him to practice on. My journey to music was a pretty DIY venture mostly focused on recording so I never truly learned to play unfortunately. I know what keys correspond to what notes and have picked up some basic understanding through observation and tinkering but It's a lot of guessing and experimenting for me.

I am quite envious of your playing. You make it seem effortless.

Love a good pianoing. Always try to get some in when I can

Thanks! I appreciate the listen and visit.

[quote=Bunjigram]I listened to your sessions before reading your comments and thought that sounded like an acoustic upright piano. I learned to play on an old one that now sits in my brother's farm house. My uncle gave me his old Baldwin studio grand when he downsized many years ago. I do all my recording on a Kawai ES8 or using VSTs, but now I just might try a couple sessions on the real thing (even though it squeaks and moans). Your two songs are evocative and contemplative. If found myself staring out the window lost in thought while listening. Well check out more of your works.[/quote] Good ears, I haven't had access to a grand ever so I'd probably have a hard time distinguishing especially with how low quality my recording was. My brother was the one who learned piano. The piano in the recording is the one my parents got for him to practice on. My journey to music was a pretty DIY venture mostly focused on recording so I never truly learned to play unfortunately. I know what keys correspond to what notes and have picked up some basic understanding through observation and tinkering but It's a lot of guessing and experimenting for me. I am quite envious of your playing. You make it seem effortless. [quote=Devieus]Won't say no to some piano. - Valx [/quote] Love a good pianoing. Always try to get some in when I can :) [quote=djippy]Nice chords, nice snapshot of your life with the text attached to the track too. Take care! [/quote] Thanks! I appreciate the listen and visit.

oh yes, thanks for this. i miss being in the room with an old upright. you took me there 

oh yes, thanks for this. i miss being in the room with an old upright. you took me there <3

Def makes me miss having an old upright in the house.  Some lovely somber chords that take you away.  Thank you for the Dorian  Dumont recommendation.  Totally didn't know he did such cool covers.  Icct Hedral ohhhh yais.

Def makes me miss having an old upright in the house. Some lovely somber chords that take you away. Thank you for the Dorian Dumont recommendation. Totally didn't know he did such cool covers. Icct Hedral ohhhh yais.