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Streamer lara6883 listen and learns to play Dragonforce's 'Through the Fire and Flames' live in under 4 minutes
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Her stuff is always great.
I don't know music well enough, is this something you can learn or is this prodigy tier? Because it's like an Ear-Sharingan.
I don't know music well enough, is this something you can learn or is this prodigy tier? Because it's like an Ear-Sharingan.
Never heard of her before, but one of the comments in the stream said she has synesthesia and sees music as colors. 25+ years experience with a music degree. Good on her!
I'm going to end up spending the next hour or so reading about this. I've heard of it before, but haven't given it as much attention as I think it deserves.
Cool video. Crazy talented.
Did.....did she just improv TtFatF on the piano just by listening to it? HOW. Now seriously how the flying fuck did she did this, pure talent.
She has perfect pitch and synesthesia, hence she can learn just about anything instantly.
Lol yeah she didn't earn any of it through decades of practice lol.
That's really amazing. It must be like how you can sometimes predict what someone is going to say when they are midway through a sentence. It was literally instantly - like she played it as it happened. Never seen anything like that!
she turns 36 this year, she started at 6 so 30 years experience.
Event with perfect pitch, that's something you have to train. A lot.
It does make it easier though, true.
Most musicians can't just accurately rattle off a song 4 minutes after hearing it for the first time, though.
There's nothing about the song that is especially difficult to learn how to bang out on the piano (she even says it's just the double-kick and speed that makes it sound scary) but it's still crazy impressive she picked it up in like 30 seconds.
Don't be salty guys she's amazing
This is somehow more disrespectful than those idiots that go around telling every hardworking person that their talent is "god-given" or some bullshit lmao
She still...y'know had to learn how to play the piano well, which is hard hard work.
Ah, but she didn't get to the actual chorus! That means she's a hack and not worth giving the time of day!
/s obviously, she's clearly talented
Yeah, she's clearly very talented but I caught that too. Seemed a bit sketchy.
