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[badgrbadgrbadgr]

[over by the studios, there's a slightly less-than-melodic noise coming from one of the rooms. it's very loud. and very, very off-key. a certain ex-lawyer is failing hard at piano.]

Why are there so many pound signs in this song?

(( Annnd that's about all I can take \o/ Jesse and I are both getting thread-droppy, sorry. ))

Comments

[boldstarring]

... those are sharps, not pound signs.

[badgrbadgrbadgr]

Ah. That would explain it.

... what do sharps mean again?

[boldstarring]

It signifies a higher pitch. When the sharp symbol appears by a note, you raise the note by a half step - the black key to its right.

[badgrbadgrbadgr]

And you have to do that every time?

[raburaburabu]

Wrong.

[boldstarring]

Quick and to the point.

[raburaburabu]

Why should I say it any differently?

[boldstarring]

You shouldn't. I don't believe in sugarcoating critiques. That sends the wrong message.

[anhero2usall]

... I think that's wrong.

[badgrbadgrbadgr]

I-I'm trying to make it right!

[anhero2usall]

Here, it's this one.

[leans in and presses on a key]

[badgrbadgrbadgr]

-- huh?

( How did I miss that!? )

[theskyenceguy]

...Is that you, Mr. Wright?

[badgrbadgrbadgr]

( Seeing her that old is never going to stop being surprising... )

Unfortunately, yes.

[theskyenceguy]

Trucy wasn't kidding, huh?

[badgrbadgrbadgr]

About my piano playing?

[gleestud]

--huh. I thought there was a break-in or something.

[badgrbadgrbadgr]

... do you usually get piano-playing thieves or something?

[gleestud]

No... Usually whenever I hear piano around here it's pretty good, and like half of the time it's Jesse or Shuichi.

[badgrbadgrbadgr]

Well, now you get to listen to me.

[JANGLE JANGLE]