Olivier
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Posted: Oct. 31 2011, 08:50 |
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Very good question. Not sure about they keyboard height either. The stand has 2 positions (for seating or standing up), and I suspect the "classical" position would be in between. And the seat has only 5 positions, while "classical" seats have infinite positions. I used to have both higher, with the keyboard on an Ikea furniture, I now have the official Clavia stand. I'm going to check what the heights should be and see if the "breathtaking realism" they claim about their sound also apply to their physical dimensions.
First time I'm filming myself, pretty... interesting. Horrible little finger sticking up, and I always seem to want to stupidly keep contact with the keys, i'm wondering if this is due to my Chi Sao ("sticky hands") kung-fu training.
Yeah, even if it's hard to pull off perfectly, practicing this one is not a waste of time, it's like an exercise. Also, it was transcribed by someone with giant hands, I had to voluntarily remove some notes, and that's a good exercise in harmonics too.
And I think it's great to show off (although I think you may need some warm up)... 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-QrSc_Jw3g
Not sure if i can ever, and how much work it would take, reach this speed.
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