NSMCPP 2.0: Super Mario Galaxy

[cashwarrior1]

Sorry for the smacking and the end, I didn't feel like re-recording it after I had a decent run-through.
Here's a download so you can edit it into the video.

[BrainyLucario]

I'll probably have to wait until school ends to record my song.

[Ōkami~MD]

I'll probably have to wait until school ends to record my song.

yeh same

[E. Gadd Industries]

The same goes for me. :/
I'm barely able to work on my ragtime, Gourmet Race, & Ricco, not even thinking about CPP.

[BrainyLucario]

I need to play the note D-sharp in 8va but my piano doesn't seem to include that note in it's keys. What should I do? It simply skips the note for some readon.

[Olimar12345]

"It skips the note for some reason?" Does that mean it continues to go upward and just doesn't have that single key?

Also, "D-sharp 8va"  does not tell us what pitch it is. The D and 8va could be anywhere.

[BrainyLucario]

If you look at the sheet music for library, it's the second beat in the second measure of the treble clef. My keyboard's sharp and flat keys simply pass over it. If i play a  C-sharp 8va note , the next note I can play that isn't natural is an E-flat 8va. The keys on my keyboard ocasionally skip flats and sharps like that so It's not like my keyboard has an error in it's production.

[E. Gadd Industries]

Isn't E-flat equivalent to D-sharp?

[Olimar12345]

Sounds like a junk keyboard to me. Might be time to look into an upgrade or a public piano?

[Ōkami~MD]

public piano?

What do you mean?

[Olimar12345]

School or church-owned that you may use.

[JDMEK5]

Isn't E-flat equivalent to D-sharp?

^

[E. Gadd Industries]

What do you mean?

What Olimar said, and have you ever seen a YouTube video of a guy in a hotel or some random public location jamming out on the ivory keys? That's a public piano as well. Fancy hotels have them along with various shopping complexes, transportation areas, etc.

[Olimar12345]

If you look at the sheet music for library, it's the second beat in the second measure of the treble clef. My keyboard's sharp and flat keys simply pass over it. If i play a  C-sharp 8va note , the next note I can play that isn't natural is an E-flat 8va. The keys on my keyboard ocasionally skip flats and sharps like that so It's not like my keyboard has an error in it's production.

I think I get this now: your keyboard has the note names on the keys, and it say Eb but not D# on that key. Right?

[mikey]

well this is awkward