Hi Twist,
That piano was actually just my old trusty Roland midi keyboard that I bought in the early 80's when midi was first coming out! Do you think it sounds okay or horrible? I don't know how to listen for it really. But I just plugged it into my mixer, to my soundcard and then recorded as audio. I don't even know if I needed that mixer. Ha ha. Why not just add a whole bunch of extra crap into my signal, huh?
I have a Steinway old mid-sized upright in my living room, which was just bought as a gift by my ex-boyfriend. Must say, it was the best gift I've ever received! However, I need to get the acceptable mics/stands (or no stands if we do PZMs) to record it! Luckily my new boyfriend is a sound tech, and he said from now on, I get my audio equipment at COST. Gotta love that. I've had some good men in my life, that's for sure. Anyway, he had some ideas on how to record it for me.
Thing is, I don't know how to play. I play solely by ear. I can read music and all, but I don't try to. I took lessons twice, and quit in about a month both times, because I can make up crap that sounds better than what they're trying to get me to learn. Who needs to do that? It's depressing. I'll just keep faking it!
I don't truly know what key that was in even. Probably B flat, since I used all white keys! Most of my made up stuff is heavy on the black. Then, I really don't know what key I'm in. I do have a very rudimentary knowledge of theory. Rudimentary being the key word. As in, acquired in junior high school in choir.
Anyway, you didn't ask for all that, sorry. I just like hangin out with you guys. It beats staring out a window at work.
Later!
Kirstin
And thank you rustyfingers! This will give me some courage. For the future. I need some o' that!
(roars)