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So I got this sheet for Nocturne, I loved every momentof practising it and it replaced the Jay Chou's famous piece from the movie Secret as my new make Asian parents feel proud song. http://puu.sh/CV3v However I've been listening to the mp3 to get a feel of the dynamics, and I swear the sheet ...

With the sheet music we've had provided so far in this thread, what would you say is the best piece (or few pieces) to start out with, for practice? I'd say the best piece to start out with is Comfort . Slow, simple rhythms, no chords, and it'll sound great even without pressure-sensitive keys ...

You shouldn't skip Shizune's bad ending, because you can't actually understand Shizune's route in its entirety unless you read the bad ending, become utterly confused by it, and then spend forever trying to figure it out. You shouldn't skip Rin's neutral ending, because it is probably the best ...

You should run at 10 kilometers per hour, or 6 miles per hour. That's the speed the program is designed for.

Oddball wrote:Shizune strikes me as the type of person that would earnestly say something like,"Have you tried not being gay?"

Funny thing is, the answer to this question is "yes" (in the bad route), and perhaps with some success (depending on your interpretation of story).

Think of it as a grace note, its called an acciaccatura---something like that. So play it quickly and keep it in time, it should come just before you need to play the note that comes after Technically, the term "grace note" refers to written representation, and the term "acciaccatura" (uh-chalk-uh ...

Not bad. Granted your playing needed some work, but whatever. I could tell that mirromns (i think that's how you spell it) transposition is very good though. So thumbs up to you. Although I like to think my transcriptions are pretty accurate in general, I can take no credit for the quality of the ...

Personally, I think the Red Velvet sheet music we got here isn't in the right key for some reason, but that's me. NicolArmarfi posted a score for Red Velvet that is, indeed, a half step lower than the OST version of the song. Why it is that way, I do not know. My piano transcription corrects this ...

acewing905 wrote:Why would Katawa Shoujo fit in with any of that? There's nothing insane about it at all.

It has an off-putting premise that could easily be misrepresented for comedic purposes. And misrepresenting things for comedic purposes is basically the entire point of Cracked.com.

The fact that you guys are still humoring this man is pathetic. Jeez, and you guys wonder why this fandom is so easily trolled. Nobody's humoring him? It seems like the only trolling you're able to accomplish is telling the rest of us how easily we are trolled, even when no one's falling for it ...

think a bit harder about how you present yourself and your points. Making incensing blanket statements without any constructivity is obviously not going to be received very well, and reeks of a troll or you being ignorant of how to argue unpopular views. Probably should have at least pretended to ...

PikKirby wrote:Playthroughs =/= Katawa Shoujo

("=/=" != "≠") && ("=/=" != "!=")

Hey guys. Relatively new to the forums. I figured I'd post this here because... well, I'd rather not make a new topic, and this seemed to be the most fitting place to post it. <snip> tl;dr - I'm fat, but I'm working on it. Hey man, I just wanted to tell you that I undertook a very similar lifestyle ...

I've been following this thread from the beginning, and it's been a pleasure to read your interpretation of Rin's route. Pretty spot on, I'd say, and you seemed to have a much better understanding of the story than I did on my first playthrough of it (of course, I read it from start to finish in one ...

ravenlord wrote:Hasio feeds her orange slices too, but that doesn't mean that she can't feed herself. She can still eat just fine on her own.

Rin specifically says at one point during her route that oranges are "tricky", implying that she can't eat them fine on her own.