I thought every one was "Flight of the Bumblebee" and then "Flight of the Bumblebee" was actually one of the songs. Even a broken clock is right twice per day.
@@ahuman4734 If the wrong clock moves at the correct speed, it will never be right, but it moves for example 1 minute faster per day, it will be right once every 1440 days
@@arcioko2142 Well we extratone listeners think this is slow still... please come back when it's at 1000 bpm.. Now excuse me while I go listen to some Diabarha. Because the Inside the Mind part 2 album has a lot of good Extratone in it.
1. Fur Elise (at top speed) 2. Happy Birthday (at half of the top speed, abut 275) 3. Flight of the bumblebee (top speed in the first 5 seconds) 4. Chopin Nocturne 2 in e flat major (~200 bpm) 5. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Mozart (full speed) 6. Moonlight sonata third movement by Beethoven (instantly) 7. Ronda Alla Turka (Turkish March) by Mozart (instantly) 8. I know its from Nutcraker suite by Tchaikovsky (at normal tempo) 9. Fantasie Impromptu by Chopin (instantly, the long pause at the start gave it away) 10. Ode to Joy (in the first 5 seconds)
Test 4 is known to me as one thing and one thing only: the main (and literally _only_ )theme for the Chuck E Cheese’s Nintendo DSi game. And that is the only name for it.
Happy Birthday was hard because I am used to it having a melody with only one note at a time, but they played it in chords with four notes at a time. The ones that were originally for piano were played exactly how they are supposed to, so those were very easy to recognize.
Okay so. I'm going to say that "recognizing" a song doesn't require me to know the name. Because I'm not big into classical pieces (I'm sorry) 1. I knew *what* it was almost from the get go.... just not the name obviously. 2. I was completely flipping stumped until long past the point of redemption. Kill me. 3. I somehow had a feeling (a correct one) I knew what this one was before the first note it. That made me feel good. 4. I recognized it before it started to slow down, but I was astonished to find out what the actual speed of it was compared to the start. 5. I was so utterly blown away by the start that my brain short circuited. I only reset at about 230. Shame, me. 6. Like 3, my gut screamed the right answer. But I think it's just because that song is everywhere. Good news is, I at least knew the name. 7. From the start I thought I recognized it, but it wasn't until 4:47 that I was certain. 8. KH1 fans, you know why- and precisely when- I recognized this one. *cough* 9. I actually recognized this one before it reached normal speeds only because of that moment it gets quiet. Upon a re-listen though, I feel like I should have recognized it earlier. 10. I recognized that one at the second teeeny pause.
Flight of the bumblebee: starts playing Me: OoOoO that piece that sacrilegiousman play My brain: no that sacrilegiousman played Attack on mosquitoes Me: Oh yes, I'm sorry, I've done a big sin, how dare I compare the masterpiece with mastersacrilegious
Bit easier to recognize it than I thought it would be. I could tell a few almost instantly, some others were impossible, and a couple I knew little of to begin with
Fur Elise (410 tempo) Happy birthday (240 tempo) flight of the bumblebee, instantly (522 tempo) Nocturne no 2 (140 tempo) Eine Kleine Nachtmusik around (+-450 tempo) Moonlight sonata 3rd movement instantly (500 tempo) Turkish march instantly (480 tempo) haven't heard 8 so guess no tempo. Fantaisie Impromptu instantly (470 tempo) Ode to Joy (200-190 tempo)
@DIBYAM ARUK I mean this is for fun and by far no competition, I see no reason to lie. The ones I got immediately were pieces I practiced myself/ listened to a lot, the ones where it took me a long time are pieces I've heard here and there, but I felt like I should've gotten nocturne 2 sooner. and yeah some one I had never heard before lol.
@DIBYAM ARUK Thanks, well it's possible for some people to maybe get all of them, maybe they cheated a little I don't really mind haha. I love honesty and if you lie about this it's not big matter, thanks though!
So, most of the pieces that are written for piano I did recognize right away. Chopin‘s impromptu was easily recognizable with only the first octave. You got me with the nocturne, and all the transcriptions.
1. 410 (start) 2. Around 400 3. 522 (start) 4. 300 (start) 5. 500 (start) 6. 500 (start) 7. 480 (start) 8. Did not know this one 9. 470 (start) - knew it at the first note before any fast stuff started playing lol 10. 500 (start)
I wasn’t fast at al on most of these, but Moonlight Sonata movement 3 and Rondo Alla Turca were INSTANT- I’ve been learning them on piano and I’ll be damned if I don’t know them like the back of my hand at this point 😭 Anyways, this was very entertaining- Thanks for the video!!!
What's weird with Moonlight #3 (which I recognized instantly) is that at 500bpm it actually sounds like it's in a fairly slow tempo, but with lots of ornamentation crammed into each beat.
1. Beethoven - Fur Elise - 410 Tempo Max 2. Happy Birthday - 188 Tempo 3. Rimsky-Korsakov - Flight of the sacrilegious - 522 Tempo Max 4. Chopin - Nocturne Op.9 No.2 in E Flat Major - 300 Tempo Max 5. Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik K. 525 - 138 Tempo 6. Beethoven - Sonata No.14 "Moonlight" Op.27 No.2 III Movement - 500 Tempo Max 7. Mozart - Rondo Alla Turca - 480 Tempo Max 8. Tchaikovsky - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (The Nutcracker Suite) - 310 Tempo Max 9. Chopin - Fantasie Impromptu - 470 Tempo Max 10. Beethoven - Ode to Joy - 160 Tempo
1. Fur Elise 2. Happy Birthday 3. Flight Of The Bumblebee 4. Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 5. Moonlight Sonata 6. Dance Of The Reed Flutes 7 (don’t know the song name but i noticed right away) 8. 100 tempo
Ive listened to Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement so many times that I legit didn’t even need to hear it to know thats what it was Also I recognized basically all of them except for happy birthday. My only weakness is that I can’t name them 🥲
I can recognize all of them but I never knew the exact title (except the obvious Happy Birthday of course) Here are my "artificial" titles: 1. elise 2. hbd 3. bee 4. moon 5. keemstar 6. moon but sonata 7. bach? mozart? whats the difference? 8. no idea, but its probably a meme 9. piano tiles 10. wedding thingy? idk lmao
Test 1: 136 Fur Elise Test 2: 356 Happy Birthday to you Test 3: 522 Flight of the Bumblebee Test 4: 181 Nocturne 2 in e flat major Test 5: 341 I know the piece but not the name Test 6: 500 Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement Test 7: 480 Turkish March Test 8: 103 It's from Nutcracker but not sure which one Test 9: 470 Fantaisie Impromptu Test 10: 132 Ode to Joy
1. Für Elise 2. Happy Birthday 3. Flight of the Bumblebee 4. Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 5. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik 6. Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement 7. Turkish March 8. Dance of the Reed 9. Fantaisie Impromptu 10. Ode to Joy
Test 6 was the first one I recognized immediately because I once had a Doro cell phone that had exactly that (but at original BPM) as a ringtone. I listened to that ALL the time. Test 7 the same, because of the same phone.
1 - instant 2 - around 200 bpm 3 - instant 4 - I didn't know the name or tune of the this piece but I expected it to be by the composer somewhat early on from its similarity to another piece inspired by it. 5 - embarrassingly i didnt get it until 138 bpm 6 - I've somehow never heard this part of this piece, so i never recognized it even at 168 7 - instant though i dont know the name 8 - took a second to remember the name 9 - Not a clue what this one was, no card appeared in the upper right. 10 - Honestly thought it was William Tell at first, didn't realize until like 180-ish bpm
1. Flight of the Bumblebee 2. Flight of the Bumblebee 3. Flight of the Bumblebee 4. Flight of the Bumblebee 5. Flight of the Bumblebee 6. Flight of the Bumblebee 7. Flight of the Bumblebee 8. Flight of the Bumblebee 9. Flight of the Bumblebee 10. Flight of the Bumblebee
1) at 0:14, top speed 2) at 0:53, 320 bpm 3) at 1:14, after ~0.5s 4) at 2:02, saw the note spam 5) at 2:44, repetitive pattern, and note spam 6) at 3:35, before song played 7) at 4:35, instantly 8) idk 9) idk, but kinda similar to flight of the bumblebee 10) at 7:15, 215 bpm
for me 1-Für Elise 410 bpm 2- happy birthday to you 300 bpm 3-flight of the bumblebee 522 bpm 4- Chopin:Nocturne 54bpm 5- Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - 195 bpm 6- moonlight sonata 3rd movement 500 bpm 7- Rondò alla Turca -480 bpm 8- forgot the name - 87 bpm 9- Chopin - Fantaisie-Impromptu -470 bpm 10 - Ode to Joy - 366 bpm
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What is the name of the 6:16?
@@voltablitz Tchaikovsky - Dance of the Reed Flutes
@@emimimi9525 thanks
The title should be how to kill a piano.
1:11 bumblebee
bro in flight of the bumble bee i didnt even need to hear the music, all i saw was the notes and i was like
“yep its flight of the bumblebee”
OK! Great!
Same
40hrs
Yeah same
Same lol
1:18 remember, if you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly, especially if you practice 40 hours a day
and especially if you are playing 1:11
I gave the like number 69 now i feel proud of myself
😩😩😩
Ling Ling?
true
Me who can recognize the song from the midi notes: i have no such weaknesses
Two set
@@5hyguy42 Wha-? I recognized all of them just by the midi notes too lol
Same.
And so do i
@Sporghetti you got me :)
I thought every one was "Flight of the Bumblebee" and then "Flight of the Bumblebee" was actually one of the songs. Even a broken clock is right twice per day.
But a wrong clock is never right.
True, unless it's a digital clock
@@ahuman4734 If the wrong clock moves at the correct speed, it will never be right, but it moves for example 1 minute faster per day, it will be right once every 1440 days
@@honestwong8942 Nice.
Except you were only right once.
*Nightcore listeners: "This sounds like a job for me."*
Speedcore listeners:
Amateurs.
@@LuisSilva-nt4vu Extratone listeners: *no*
@@arcioko2142 Well we extratone listeners think this is slow still... please come back when it's at 1000 bpm.. Now excuse me while I go listen to some Diabarha. Because the Inside the Mind part 2 album has a lot of good Extratone in it.
@@livedandletdie how is that even music
@@arcioko2142 hypertone listeners: what is this speed? this is slower than a snail
Me: *turns video to 0.25x speed*
Me: “I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you.”
Same !
same here
0.5x is better
*laughs in 2x speed*
@@dylndaviln3091 genius
Test 1: starts
Me: yes I've been playing piano since last 2 years, that's Furelise
Test 2: starts
Me: HOW DA HELL IS IT HAPPY BIRTHDAY?
For real. I first thought it, and then second guessed myself super hard
Right!? I was like I have no frickin idea what this is, I probably don’t know it, boy was I wrong
Yeah, I had no idea at all and then even when it started slowing down I still didnt know until it was at performance speed lol
Same and test 3 I saw the notes and I was like yeah that’s flight of the bumblebee
Lol even when it slowed down I didn’t recognize it
1. Fur Elise (at top speed)
2. Happy Birthday (at half of the top speed, abut 275)
3. Flight of the bumblebee (top speed in the first 5 seconds)
4. Chopin Nocturne 2 in e flat major (~200 bpm)
5. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Mozart (full speed)
6. Moonlight sonata third movement by Beethoven (instantly)
7. Ronda Alla Turka (Turkish March) by Mozart (instantly)
8. I know its from Nutcraker suite by Tchaikovsky (at normal tempo)
9. Fantasie Impromptu by Chopin (instantly, the long pause at the start gave it away)
10. Ode to Joy (in the first 5 seconds)
Well done! Good job!
@@FXMusic1 what is no.8?
@@derekpintozzi2498 It's Dance of the Reed Flutes from Nutcracker Suite
tbh for Fantasie Impromptu the first note gave it away
@@oracle7858 lol, yeah that is what I meant to say. Long note at the start.
When you recognize literally all of them and knew only 2 of the names
Yep
lol
Yeah
The number of times I listened to moonlight sonata, I was instantly able to recognize the third movement, the moment it started.
Nobody:
When you beat 1000 or more in Piano Tiles:
Just thinking about this makes my hands sore.
Ez XD
1000 is rookie numbers
Dude try 6556 my record on sunflower slow drag
@@jonathanfalix2875 wtf
The visuals for Flight of the Bumblebee at 522BPM are kinda funny ngl
They can be funny 😀
But it sounded like sandstorm had ADHD and took way to much medication after pulling an all-nighter.
@@pixelboy1192 lmao
Watch in x2 speed
I know the song but I don't know the song name * aggressively pulls hair and slaps my stupid coconut head *
I understood that reference
Same boat
Same, but i didn't recognize the Happy birthday music 🤡
Test 4 is known to me as one thing and one thing only: the main (and literally _only_ )theme for the Chuck E Cheese’s Nintendo DSi game.
And that is the only name for it.
@@user-qb3gm4pu2m I understood _that_ reference
I had heard them all, and recognized them all immediately, but I knew like 4 actual names
Great!
I've watch Bumblebee and Moonlight Sonata soooo many times that before even the pieces began, I recognized it
Great!
Piano Tiles prepared me for this
Same XD
No-one should underestimate Piano Tiles players
@@lauryn856 yeah
1:12 If you can recognize it slowly, you can recognize it fast.
*quickly. It's quickly. Not fast.
@@rosegranger2872 that was purposeful, it’s a reference to an ongoing joke in a music channel called TwoSet Violin
@@Yunxiao469 I know. I'm a twosetter myself. But the correct reference is "if you can play it slowly you can play it quickly."
be quiet, twosetter
If you can recognize a wrench, you can dodge a ball...
Wait, something's not right here...
Those who guessed 'Flight of the Bumbleebee' a bit faster than others...do you also watch TwoSet? ;)
??????
Yes
yes
You only need one second to know
Yep
1:14 Ah yes, the famous Flight of the Methhead Wasp
I recognized most all of the classical songs instantly, but dang happy birthday just sounded like an unfamiliar waltz until the very end
Me who watched at x2: you under estimate my power
wow 👀
Me who watched at lower speed U UNDERESTIMATE MY INTELLIGENCE
It sounds like pokemon on gameboy advance.
Don't try it
Me who watch at 4× speed: You overestimate yourself too much
I was sure that Ode to Joy must appear at this video so I called everything I could not recognise "Ode to Joy"
And it actually worked on the last one
Interesting method!
Got all of them pretty quickly except for the birthday song. Am I really that lonely?
This is different because this is actually in tune, which you don’t get when your not with musicians (vocalists included)
@@ThatOneGuyRAR I honestly don't think I've ever heard the birthday song in tune also lol
The birthday one was the only one i recognised at first
I was able to recognise "Für Elise", "Flight of the Bumblebee", "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik", and several others I don't know the names of.
Good!
That one kid trying to prove he's 'better' at playing an instrument by playing everything really fast:
When you watch twoset violin. I WAS TRAINED FOR THIS
Ling Ling is that you?
@@user-hx2po3vq1i XD I HAD TO THINK FOR A SECOND LMAOOOOO
shut up.
-If you can guess it played slowly, you can guess it played quickly.
Ling Ling.
shut up.
shut up.
Yeah, shut up.
Wait...
y’all what?
@@PuffyOne1898 dude what is ur problem
Teacher: ok good now play it faster
Me: ok
Teacher: actually play it without any of the rests and at 3x tempo
Happy Birthday was hard because I am used to it having a melody with only one note at a time, but they played it in chords with four notes at a time. The ones that were originally for piano were played exactly how they are supposed to, so those were very easy to recognize.
Okay so. I'm going to say that "recognizing" a song doesn't require me to know the name. Because I'm not big into classical pieces (I'm sorry)
1. I knew *what* it was almost from the get go.... just not the name obviously.
2. I was completely flipping stumped until long past the point of redemption. Kill me.
3. I somehow had a feeling (a correct one) I knew what this one was before the first note it. That made me feel good.
4. I recognized it before it started to slow down, but I was astonished to find out what the actual speed of it was compared to the start.
5. I was so utterly blown away by the start that my brain short circuited. I only reset at about 230. Shame, me.
6. Like 3, my gut screamed the right answer. But I think it's just because that song is everywhere. Good news is, I at least knew the name.
7. From the start I thought I recognized it, but it wasn't until 4:47 that I was certain.
8. KH1 fans, you know why- and precisely when- I recognized this one. *cough*
9. I actually recognized this one before it reached normal speeds only because of that moment it gets quiet. Upon a re-listen though, I feel like I should have recognized it earlier.
10. I recognized that one at the second teeeny pause.
Video title:"Can you recognize the song played at high speed"
Me an intellectual:Puts video speed at 0.25x
If you put it at 2x speed it kinda sounds like video game souns effects
And that's why, kids, you should always play as the conductor says
I am hate people who say ,, piano is eazy, you just learn note"
Flight of the bumblebee: starts playing
Me: OoOoO that piece that sacrilegiousman play
My brain: no that sacrilegiousman played Attack on mosquitoes
Me: Oh yes, I'm sorry, I've done a big sin, how dare I compare the masterpiece with mastersacrilegious
1:35
*"if you can play it slow, you can play it fast."*
3:52 Energy drink here too😂
😆
When you're learning but you're playing the known part to go to the learning part
The flight of the bumblebee part with x2 speed sounds like a literal bee lmao
Bit easier to recognize it than I thought it would be. I could tell a few almost instantly, some others were impossible, and a couple I knew little of to begin with
I guessed Fur Elise almost immediately
Great!
I guessed Elise in 1 second with the trills (it is a trill at high speed, but its not at original) of E and D sharp.
Chopin's Nocturne op 9 no 2 has been ingrained in my memory for so long I recognised it instantly.
Good job!
Fur Elise (410 tempo)
Happy birthday (240 tempo)
flight of the bumblebee, instantly (522 tempo)
Nocturne no 2 (140 tempo)
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik around (+-450 tempo)
Moonlight sonata 3rd movement instantly (500 tempo)
Turkish march instantly (480 tempo)
haven't heard 8 so guess no tempo.
Fantaisie Impromptu instantly (470 tempo)
Ode to Joy (200-190 tempo)
@DIBYAM ARUK I mean this is for fun and by far no competition, I see no reason to lie. The ones I got immediately were pieces I practiced myself/ listened to a lot, the ones where it took me a long time are pieces I've heard here and there, but I felt like I should've gotten nocturne 2 sooner. and yeah some one I had never heard before lol.
@DIBYAM ARUK Thanks, well it's possible for some people to maybe get all of them, maybe they cheated a little I don't really mind haha. I love honesty and if you lie about this it's not big matter, thanks though!
When you have a classical music recognition test and need to cram 10 minutes beforehand
I haven't been a concert pianist for years, and I can recognize every song in this video easily. Blurted it out each song in 1 second.
Well done!
Why does this only have 150 views wth this deserves way more
Yes
So
Musician: The song isnt that hard and confusing!
The song: 1:14
So, most of the pieces that are written for piano I did recognize right away. Chopin‘s impromptu was easily recognizable with only the first octave.
You got me with the nocturne, and all the transcriptions.
👍
The happy birthday one was mindblowing
1. 410 (start)
2. Around 400
3. 522 (start)
4. 300 (start)
5. 500 (start)
6. 500 (start)
7. 480 (start)
8. Did not know this one
9. 470 (start) - knew it at the first note before any fast stuff started playing lol
10. 500 (start)
Very good!
Me who guesses all the songs correctly after playing the video at 0.25x:
My goals are beyond your understanding.
I wasn’t fast at al on most of these, but Moonlight Sonata movement 3 and Rondo Alla Turca were INSTANT- I’ve been learning them on piano and I’ll be damned if I don’t know them like the back of my hand at this point 😭
Anyways, this was very entertaining- Thanks for the video!!!
Thanks for your comment!
What's weird with Moonlight #3 (which I recognized instantly) is that at 500bpm it actually sounds like it's in a fairly slow tempo, but with lots of ornamentation crammed into each beat.
2:43 *piano .exe has stopped working*
Exactly!
1. Beethoven - Fur Elise - 410 Tempo Max
2. Happy Birthday - 188 Tempo
3. Rimsky-Korsakov - Flight of the sacrilegious - 522 Tempo Max
4. Chopin - Nocturne Op.9 No.2 in E Flat Major - 300 Tempo Max
5. Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik K. 525 - 138 Tempo
6. Beethoven - Sonata No.14 "Moonlight" Op.27 No.2 III Movement - 500 Tempo Max
7. Mozart - Rondo Alla Turca - 480 Tempo Max
8. Tchaikovsky - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (The Nutcracker Suite) - 310 Tempo Max
9. Chopin - Fantasie Impromptu - 470 Tempo Max
10. Beethoven - Ode to Joy - 160 Tempo
1. Fur Elise
2. Happy Birthday
3. Flight Of The Bumblebee
4. Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2
5. Moonlight Sonata
6. Dance Of The Reed Flutes
7 (don’t know the song name but i noticed right away)
8. 100 tempo
I thought "the first is gonna be für Elise" man I knew it
when Ode to Joy has a higher bpm than Rondo alla Turca lmaoo
Don’t know how I missed Dance of the Reed Flutes, but I got the other 9 almost instantly.
Very good!
Fellow rythm game doubletime player here.
Yes, these were very much recognizable.
I don't even know some of these at normal tempo except flight of the bumblebee is the only one I recognized instantly
0:20 sounds like the wii opening music
1: yes
2: only when the tempo started decreasing
3: yes
4:yes
5: yes
6:yes
7:yes
8:No
9:yes
10: no
Conclusion : I only recognized classical music lol
Good job!
@@FXMusic1 🙂
Make a sequel PLEASE, this is awesome :)
1. Fur Elise - Beethoven
2. Happy Birthday
3. Flight of the Bumblebee - Rimsky-Korsakov
4. Nocturne no. 2 (?) - Chopin
5. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Mozart
6. Moonlight Sonata mvmt. 3 - Beethoven
7. Rondo Alla Turca - Mozart
8. Dance of the Reed Flutes - Tchaikovsky
9. Fantaisie Impromptu - Chopin
10. Symphony no. 9 - Beethoven
these are harder than I expected
good job
👍
Test 5 is literally what my school morning bells sounds like I immediately recognized it from listening to it like everyday
Good!
OMG I didn't expect anyone to reply this video has been like 11 months old u definitely deserve a sub
Ive listened to Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement so many times that I legit didn’t even need to hear it to know thats what it was
Also I recognized basically all of them except for happy birthday. My only weakness is that I can’t name them 🥲
I can recognize all of them but I never knew the exact title (except the obvious Happy Birthday of course)
Here are my "artificial" titles:
1. elise
2. hbd
3. bee
4. moon
5. keemstar
6. moon but sonata
7. bach? mozart? whats the difference?
8. no idea, but its probably a meme
9. piano tiles
10. wedding thingy? idk lmao
Test 1: 136 Fur Elise
Test 2: 356 Happy Birthday to you
Test 3: 522 Flight of the Bumblebee
Test 4: 181 Nocturne 2 in e flat major
Test 5: 341 I know the piece but not the name
Test 6: 500 Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement
Test 7: 480 Turkish March
Test 8: 103 It's from Nutcracker but not sure which one
Test 9: 470 Fantaisie Impromptu
Test 10: 132 Ode to Joy
I only recognized instantly the flight of the bumblebee, the Moonlight sonata 3rd movement and the fantaisie improptu.
The others, i had no idea
Good!
I actually thought Happy Birthday was some classical song.
Got'em all before it slows down.
Good! :)
When you turn it into 0,25x speed every test : i did it!
ezz
1. Für Elise
2. Happy Birthday
3. Flight of the Bumblebee
4. Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2
5. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
6. Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement
7. Turkish March
8. Dance of the Reed
9. Fantaisie Impromptu
10. Ode to Joy
Well done!
The most accurate Lol 💀
He deserve get pinned
Test 6 was the first one I recognized immediately because I once had a Doro cell phone that had exactly that (but at original BPM) as a ringtone. I listened to that ALL the time.
Test 7 the same, because of the same phone.
That one person who watches everything at 0.25x - "It's my time to shine"
Yes! I guessed every Piece! It wasn't so hard i think it would be!
Good!
I looked at the descent of the flight of the bumblebee and immediately knew
1st: 410 bpm
Für Elise
2nd: 188 bpm
Happy Birthday
3rd: 522 bpm
Flight of the Bumblebee
4th: 54 bpm
Nocturne
1 - instant
2 - around 200 bpm
3 - instant
4 - I didn't know the name or tune of the this piece but I expected it to be by the composer somewhat early on from its similarity to another piece inspired by it.
5 - embarrassingly i didnt get it until 138 bpm
6 - I've somehow never heard this part of this piece, so i never recognized it even at 168
7 - instant though i dont know the name
8 - took a second to remember the name
9 - Not a clue what this one was, no card appeared in the upper right.
10 - Honestly thought it was William Tell at first, didn't realize until like 180-ish bpm
Great!
Can you recognize a song played at Lang Lang speed?
1:00 well, today's actually my birthday so thanks
You're welcome!
this was surprisingly easy, considering I memorized the keys of each song
Good!
1. Flight of the Bumblebee
2. Flight of the Bumblebee
3. Flight of the Bumblebee
4. Flight of the Bumblebee
5. Flight of the Bumblebee
6. Flight of the Bumblebee
7. Flight of the Bumblebee
8. Flight of the Bumblebee
9. Flight of the Bumblebee
10. Flight of the Bumblebee
147 000 views but only 600 subscribers...
What a shame for such a good channel :(
Thank you for your comment!
Me, who knows the melody but have no idea what the song called : ah yess that's the music that goes tununununinuninunun
Awesome
Thank you! 😀
5:40 minecraft cave music be like
Recognised fur elise at 410 BPM
Recognised happy birthday at 188 BPM
Recognised flight of the bumblebee at 522 BPM
Didn'recognise
Recognised (dont know name) at 500 BPM
Recognised (dont know name) at 168 BPM
Recognised (dont know name) at 480 BPM
Well, crazy enough i recognized them all immediately... Was really fun watching btw!
Great! Thank you!
3:31 I hear no difference from the original
😆
Why this dude not have 1k subs bruh
I had Turkish March literally instantly lol
Good!
1) at 0:14, top speed
2) at 0:53, 320 bpm
3) at 1:14, after ~0.5s
4) at 2:02, saw the note spam
5) at 2:44, repetitive pattern, and note spam
6) at 3:35, before song played
7) at 4:35, instantly
8) idk
9) idk, but kinda similar to flight of the bumblebee
10) at 7:15, 215 bpm
Hearing speedcore really helps you on recognizing these stuff
nobody
absolutly nobody
not even finn and jake
Kassia in 10 years : 4:34
Me: put the video in 2x
Devil: 😱😱😱😱😱
Me: Recognises all the songs
Also me: I FEEL THE POWER!!!
It makes it pretty hard to recognize a song played at high speed when I don't even know what the song is at it's normal tempo
for me
1-Für Elise 410 bpm
2- happy birthday to you 300 bpm
3-flight of the bumblebee 522 bpm
4- Chopin:Nocturne 54bpm
5- Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - 195 bpm
6- moonlight sonata 3rd movement 500 bpm
7- Rondò alla Turca -480 bpm
8- forgot the name - 87 bpm
9- Chopin - Fantaisie-Impromptu -470 bpm
10 - Ode to Joy - 366 bpm
@@mozart.k488 thanks