Especially it's 1:00 a.m.^^

My roommates are fucking noisy assholes.
Hope they can understand that there is still a public place.
(not your home honeys ~😀)

i guess my next step is go to learn some Chord Progressions?
Time to find some tutorial video---

Major part1
(C, D, E, F, G, A, B)

Keys Time:
Major (12)
C: C/D/E/F/G/A/B/C
C#: C#/D#/E#/F#/G#/A#/B#/C#
D: D/E/F#/G/A/B/C#
D#: D#/E#/F#/G/Ab/Bb/C..?
Well, I may need to adjust my approach, choosing one key at a time and learning them in sequence.

Oh I know!
I do can upload sound (by mp4 format!)

Music Map 🗾

First: Music Theory
1. Basic Theory: Scales, Intervals, Keys
2.Harmony: Chords, Chord Progressions
3.Melody
4.Rhythm: Time Signatures, Groove

Though I drop my arrogant words on the floor before, learning music is just like walking in an unfamiliar forest.
I just have an idea of "I want to become a Vocaloid P"-a final direction in mind but don't know the way to reach there.
So just keep trying!
It's fun to explore.

yep, i learned:
1. how to fix the damned driver (so hard🥺)
2. how to give my cute music tracks a sound
3. how to change velocity(make music more human )
4. hot key
Sadly, I can not upload my WAV here!

reportttt:
1. I export with MusicXML format.
I used MIDI at the very beginning. However, I can play it on PC without any additional software. Whatever. But it is not as convenient as MusicXML. For example, MusicXML can preserve the instrument name in Cubase. The MIDI track is just something messy.

My English is not very good.
Maybe writing with it can have a progress? (haha)

Today's practice
MuseScore 4
First of all, I chose "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" at the beginning.
I used "flute" as a lead, and "piano" as a chord.
I also added a drum kit and bass simultaneously.
The gain of today is that I learned how to use MuseScore 4 to produce a MIDI.