TehRazorBack
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8 hours ago, Michael Eskin said:
Can you possibly send me a MusicXML exported version of it?
I am not sure what that format is, nor am I the creator of the sheet music I linked, so I also can't access the original Musescore file. Sorry I can't be of more help
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If this is the song here, I think it's gonna be way too hard to attempt: https://musescore.com/user/7150911/scores/5618012
The song is jumping all over the place in terms of keys; starting in Eb, then Gb, then E, G, Bb, A, back to Gb, Eb, Gb, E, G, then Gb again. If it had stayed in one key, like Gb, I'd have suggested transposing the key to C and trying from there. To me, the song looks and sounds well beyond what a 30 button Anglo can achieve.
Edit: that's not to say it's impossible, but it's gonna take a lot of time and dedication, and you will have to compromise a lot on the harmony I think.
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4 minutes ago, Steve Schulteis said:
I aged 20 years in that moment.
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Transposed from the playing of Toru KATO (also on YouTube), with a few tweaks here and there to the harmony.
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Sounds a bit like Hushabye Mountain in my opinion. But that's not a bad thing! A piece of music I really enjoy listening to, and was very satisfying to play.
Lots of awkward chords to walk down with the left hand in this piece. Surprisingly still doable on a 30 button anglo though.-
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8 hours ago, Leah Velleman said:
What are you using to typeset the sheet music on these? It looks really sharp.
I'm using a program called MuseScore3, with a plugin for adding Gary Coover Tablature (https://github.com/schult/anglo-tab). The plugin gets me 70% of the way there, and then I have to add all of the solid and dashed lines manually
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He's Strong, he's bold, and on a quest for gold! The best sea cap' around, or so I'm told! A real man of the sea!
Another arrangement from Zelda I'd like to share with you today. Really happy with getting the "descending notes" parts going alongside some held notes (at 0:03 and 0:41). Some really awkward finger positions for this one too. Hope you like it.
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Misread this as "Snortin' Bread". Very different connotations XD
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Dovahkiin, dovakhiin, naal ok zin los vahriin!
A really fun, high energy song to play. Very happy with how this one came out.
A song that brings back memories of my early Uni days. The game this song is from has been remastered and released consistently for the last 10-12 years on all major consoles, and as such the song itself is quite well known among the right crowd.
Hope you enjoy, and I appreciate it if you take the time to give it a listen :)-
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A catchy little tune. Not the same as Scumm Bar from the first game (The Secret of Monkey Island), but equally as good.
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The only bit I remember being awkward was the Db, but like you say it still sounds alright. Bar 22 I remember getting a bit hairy, cause the notes are getting into the really low octave, and the harmony also has to get low (too low I think, but you gotta get used to compromise with a 30 button Anglo).
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Dun du-dun dun! Dun du-dun!
Surprisingly playable on the ol' Anglo. I still find it challenging to get those fast bass parts each sounding clear; I'm not fast enough, and it all sounds kind of muffled sadly.
As always, sheet music attached with Gary Coover's tablature system.-
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Here's a recording I did of this arrangement recently:
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As it turns out, I've done a recording of Concerning Hobbits (The Shire) just recently. My video will be up on YouTube tomorrow, along with the sheet music on MuseScore. It's an Anglo Concertina, not English, but you might still be interested
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Papers, please! Cause no trouble! Glory to Arstotzka!
Game synopsis: "In Papers, Please, the player takes on the role of a border-crossing immigration officer in the fictional dystopian Eastern Bloc–like country of Arstotzka, which has been and continues to be at political hostilities with its neighbouring countries. The game takes place at a migration checkpoint. As the immigration officer, the player must review each immigrant and return citizens' passports and other supporting paperwork against an ever-growing list of rules using a number of tools and guides. Tasks include allowing in those with the proper paperwork while rejecting those without all proper documents, detaining those with falsified information, and balancing personal finances."
A very interesting game; trying to balance following the law with paying your families expenses, trying to help those in need, potentially letting in criminals if it means your family can survive another day, and avoiding the jackboot of the government. Sticks with you after playing for a long time. The theme itself is very marching, almost monotonous, representing the daily grind of the ultra-bureaucratic regime the player is living under.-
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Drink up me hearties, yo ho!
Not exactly an "interesting" arrangement; I played it with power-chords from almost beginning to end, not too much going on with the left hand. Still good fun though, and full of energy!
Attached the sheet music for those interested, using Gary Coover's tablature system. Sheet music is also available here: https://musescore.com/user/37659330/scores/11384338-
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Sorry if I misunderstood the situation. Tbh I don't know much about ABC notation other than seeing a few files here and there, but I have created some manual file conversion programs before. I was hoping the fix would be something similar, but if they're already converted, maybe an "ABC Repairer" type program exists somewhere?
Still, if there's anything can do to help, please let me know. I'll probably still give a few files a look-see.
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I'm a programmer by trade, and this sounds like a perfect candidate for a little custom python script. I'll have a download of the database when it's uploaded, but if someone can manually fix a few (~3) of the files to give me a good comparison of what the conversion should be like, I can try write a small script to automate the process. No promises, but it's worth a shot; 25000 tunes is a lot to convert otherwise.
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A movie I watched many years ago, but remember enjoying very much. I hadn't thought too much about the soundtrack, but that song is bringing back memories.
Reminds me of Yann Tiersen and the Amelie soundtrack. It's in the key of B♭, I wonder if it's also doable on a C/G Anglo...
I would also really like to hear your arrangement
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On 5/5/2023 at 2:30 PM, Steve Schulteis said:
But the real question is, who's your main? 😉
I main Random. Some men just want to watch the world burn.
Nah, I play R.O.B. with a smidgen of King Dedede. The way papa Sakurai intended.
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After a year and a half of back and forth (the first video evidence I have of my attempting this song was back in November 2021) I have finally managed to finish my arrangement of the theme song to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate!
The key jumps around a fair bit, but the most challenging parts were in the key of A♭.
Overall, very proud of this one. Very rewarding personally.
Sheet music is included in post, and available here: https://musescore.com/user/37659330/scores/10749085-
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Here is the original song as well, for those interested but unsure of how the original sounds:
Concertina and Fiddle album on Bandcamp - The Hunting Room (folk music)
in General Concertina Discussion
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I really enjoyed the album as a whole, but The Blaskets was my favourite. Wanted to play it myself, but also to get the lovely, haunting harmony that comes from the original. Here's my attempted arrangement.
The_Blaskets.pdf