This makes misdirection impossible for me at my church, where I play piano after the service during prayer time as meditative background music. I guess I have Kise's copycat skills in piano as well. I'm currently trying to learn the advanced version of "The Entertainer" by Scott Joplin which I have the tune completely down (I can even play the tune with my eyes closed, making a couple mistakes), but the chords is what's causing me trouble.
#KUROKO NO BASUKE FIGURE HOW TO#
I have learned how to play about 95 different songs (chords and tune) as well as make up my own lyric-absent songs. The reason I say mainly is because I have had lessons, but quit many times over, and ended up forgetting everything I learned such as how to read sheet music, so I ended up coaching myself, learning songs by ear. I started playing when I was 4 years old and am mainly self taught. I can reach one key above an octave (which I can't do while playing) if I stretch my fingers to the absolute max. My long fingers help me play piano, I'm able to play octaves but it's hard because my hands are small. I have a vice claw grip (this actually has nothing to do with music, oh well), but unlike Kiyoshi, I have small hands with long fingers compared to my palm size. I have Aspergers syndrome (a type of high functioning autism), so I don't always read social situations the best (yet I have a job relying very heavily on customer service, deli clerk), I pay attention to visual details much better than social cues. People see a mole hill, or maybe even nothing, while I see Mt. I notice a lot of things that many people miss, such as the tiniest mistakes in my artwork. I can look at a simple physical problems and figure out how to fix them, although sometimes I don't have the necessary equipment and/or skills to personally fix them myself. Like, Kuroko and Coach Riko, I'm pretty good at observing and analyzing. You could almost say I have Akashi's emperor eye, Takao's hawk eye, Aomine's speed and Haizaki/Kise's copycat talents when it comes to art. I'm a fairly fast drawer, able to draw the line art of a proportionally correct horse in about 5-10 minutes regardless of size (I can draw horses without looking at a picture).
I can even make the image any size I want, despite limitations of zoom in/out functions and the problem with resolution quality that comes with that. Depending on how complicated the image is, the proportions are either right on or very slightly off. I usually just eye it and transfer the image onto paper.
When I copy draw images, I rarely trace (sometimes I do when I'm feeling super lazy, double sided taping the paper to my computer screen, but only doing a rough sketch, adding the details on my own). I might not always be able to draw it, but I can form solid images in my mind when I think of things, due to my great attention to detail. I can picture something pretty much instantly.
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