Could someone do a simple piano recording for me?

[Switchay]

You should find it pretty simple. It's both the sheet music and a midi of how it should sound. The most important part is hitting right on the beat, 88 bpm. I would really appreciate it. Also, if you are kind enough to do this, please use a real piano and not a keyboard, I want a really authentic sound.

http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/1546/holdoffpianoqo5.jpg
http://www.mediafire.com/?xhmqi1wtscd

[kidthatplaysguitar91]

I cant do this as i dont have a piano, but I dont think anyone will do it with a REAL piano. I've heard its the hardest instrument to record good. Unless you dont care about that, then someone thats bored could just smack a mic right in there and play.

[Moseph]

I cant do this as i dont have a piano, but I dont think anyone will do it with a REAL piano. I've heard its the hardest instrument to record good. Unless you dont care about that, then someone thats bored could just smack a mic right in there and play.

Bullseye.

Access to a good sounding piano and good sounding mics is pretty difficult.

Switchay, have you tried taking the existing MIDI file and feeding a free piano VSTi? That might get you the results you want.

Try Prova by Safwan Matni, or if you're willing to experiment with a new release, DSK Acoustik Keyz (DSK has a history of good sample-based instruments). I typically use a bit of PSP PianoVerb (also free) to help flesh out the sound.