Getting the score for the tune.

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alpina
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Getting the score for the tune. Dec 18, 2006 20:56:39 GMT

Post by alpina on Dec 18, 2006 20:56:39 GMT

Evening all,

Yip its me again with another question lol.

How do you fellow instrument players find the notation for the backing tracks?

I do have a few real books etc but never in a months of puff would have notation for every tune on here

Is it a case of downloading a midi from another site that has the melody included and printing out?

If so what prog would I use to grab the melody?

Sorry thats more than question!!!

Andy

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Getting the score for the tune. Dec 19, 2006 10:25:17 GMT

Post by midimart on Dec 19, 2006 10:25:17 GMT

I don't know where others get their notation from but I use "Rock Score", try your local library... We have a good selection here....

Each individual instrument is printed including the drums....

Just a matter of playing in the notation and step edit the drums, dead easy..... There is a place in the US that supply this kind of notation but it's trade only....

If you want to print out the notation for your own use, you will need a professional sequencer, the likes of Cubase or Cakewalk. There are other notation programmes about but if you want the best, any of the above are great.