Hey guys.
Welcome back to TwoSet -
Ohh!!
Welcome back to TwoSet Violin.
Today we have another special memo-
*Brett screams*
Today we have another special episode
where we test our musicians' memories.
So as you all know musicians need to have really -
*Brett screams*
Today we have another game that tests
how well musicians can memorize music because as
you all know we have to have very intelligent brains.
We are music...
music training makes your...
creatures.
music training makes your...
child smarter.
They become better at math.
That's because we have to memorize music.
Got to memorize it all.
We are memorizing a new language as well.
It's written on five lines.
That's right.
And people - Can your friends read that?
Can your non-musical friends read that?
The last time we had
Jordon, our friend compose a new piece of music
which we had to memorize within five minutes
of looking at the score.
Well, this time we are going to add in an
extra level of difficulty.
As if it wasn't hard enough.
And this time we are going to memorize it
but without even seeing the score, okay?
So... This time we own- we have a...
midi-generated file of what the composition should
sound like and we have to listen to it and memorize it
purely by listening to it three times.
That's right, testing your aural skills.
And your memorizing skills.
So, this is how it's gonna work.
I am going to play the audio file three times.
We can't touch our instruments.
So we have to memorize it only up here.
Afterwards, we do scissors, paper, rock
and then -
winner gets to decide whether they want to go first
or second different advantages and disadvantages.
Mhmm.
person going first is fresh in the memory.
Person going second gets to hear a second iteration
though it could be wrong.
So, shall we listen to it?
Okay, here we go.
Oh!
Special Delivery!
Postal man, what is this?
Tada!
It's called... Uh...
What is this called? Uh... USB...
Ready?
I'm ready.
oh f**k
Dude... No...
No...
Uhh! Too hard!
Really? Really?
Alright, let's listen to that again.
Is that fingered octaves?
Tenth, I think.
How do you even play that?
Dude that rhythm... Really?
It's a bit long.
Okay, okay, okay.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Scissors, paper, rock!
Ahh!
Dude, I am gonna forget it.
Scissors, paper, rock!
Oh no!
You are going first.
Oh nooo!
You are going first!
Oh nooo!
Ahhh!
Oh, I can f**k you up. I'm gonna screw you up.
Revenge feels good.
Oh.
Alright, the winner is uh -
obviously not -
Well, we don't know yet.
Yeah, we don't know. Maybe this is magic.
Is there like phrasing bonuses and s**t?
Well, competitions are not
just about playing the right notes.
Yes. It's all about connections.
So Jordon, I'm gonna call you right now.
Jordon!
Ha! Connections...
Give me extra points, please. Yeah.
*Phone Rings*
Hello?
I'm doing something really important right now.
*Phone Rings*
Hello?
What?
You have a violist outside my room?
Okay. I can do that.
So, received the final verdict from Jordon.
If we count the final chords as one note per chord,
I scored a 101 notes.
And Brett scored... Zero.
But one sympathy point.
Technically as we have said,
each note counts as one point.
So,
I score a 173 notes
and Brett scores 50.
Yeah...
Not bad. You got 50.
It's better than zero. I didn't need sympathy points.
Who do you think I am, Jordon?
Well, there you have it guys.
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