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This is insanely impressive. For fingering, in the right hand I typically put my pinky on the highest note for a phrase, it feels more comfortable and you can
by alana314 4y ago
This is insanely impressive.
For fingering, in the right hand I typically put my pinky on the highest note for a phrase, it feels more comfortable and you can accent it more than the middle fingers. In the left hand I typically put the bass note in the pinky as well. The middle fingers aren't as dextrous so I use them less, though a concert pianist could probably use your fingering.
Overall technique wise, human hands cup their hands more, the palm is arched where the robot's is flat. But who says it needs to model humans exactly.
I can't believe this is working in three.js! Amazing work!
- alana314 4y agoHere's some fingering for Turkish march https://musescore.com/user/73797/scores/142975 https://musescore.com/user/73797/scores/142975
- alex-moon 4y agoConcert pianists traditionally avoid using the pinkies because they're weak fingers. Horowitz famously leaves his pinky curled most of the time: https://youtu.be/9LqdfjZYEVE https://youtu.be/9LqdfjZYEVE Watch closely how Gould will press a key with his ring finger and then switch to the pinky to hold it: https://youtu.be/p4yAB37wG5s https://youtu.be/p4yAB37wG5s