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Verdammt, ich lieb' dich

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Matthias Reim

Reim (1990)schlagerHigh4:23SpotifyYouTubeApple Music
Key: A minorestTuning: StandardTempo: variesTime signature: 4/4

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93%9 tracks · 5,032 notes · A minor · 80 BPM· 4:23Recommended
Voice
Trumpet
Saxophone
guitar 1
Laps steel
Guitar solo
Synth Strings 2
Bass
Drumkit
93%9 tracks · 7,245 notes · D major · 130 BPM· 6:36extended
Electric Piano 2
Tenor sax
Pad 3 (polysynth)
Electric guitar (clean)
Clarinet
Overdriven Guitar 1
Standard drum kit
Slap bass 1
Overdriven guitar 2
93%7 tracks · 5,900 notes · A minor · 100 BPM· 5:09extendedVerdammt Ich Lieb Dich
MELODY
FINGERDBAS
BRASS
DISTORTION
SYN STRING
ELEC ORGAN
DRUMS
88%9 tracks · 4,932 notes · A minor · 120 BPM· 6:27extendedVerdammt Ich Lieb Dich
Synth strings 1
Room drum kit
Guitar harmonics
String ensemble 1
Distortion guitar
Electric guitar (muted)
Harpsichord
Electric bass (finger)
Lead 2 (sawtooth)
85%4 tracks · 4,663 notes · A minor · 100 BPM· 3:37partialVerdammt, ich lieb Dich
Guitar 1
Guitar 2
Bass
Drums

Musical analysis below is derived from the recommended version —9 tracks · 4:23

About this song

Verdammt, ich lieb' dich by Matthias Reim is in A minor (estimated), 4/4 time. This 9-track arrangement runs 4:23 (Acoustic grand piano, Distortion guitar, Electric bass (finger), Synth strings 2, Brass section, and Drums). 5 versions available to play and practice.

Difficulty by instrument

How hard each detected part is to play in the recommended version.

BassIntermediate
2.06 notes/sec
DrumsIntermediate
5.24 notes/sec
GuitarIntermediate
2.64 notes/sec
OtherIntermediate
1.33 notes/sec
OtherBeginner
1.16 notes/sec
VocalsBeginner
1.97 notes/sec

Chord progressionsestimated

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Section

Vocal range

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C4C5C6E4A5

E4 – A5 · 17 semitones (~1.4 octaves)

About the key of A minor

A minor is the 2nd most common key in our catalog. Its three core chords are Am, Dm, and Em.