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Post by otaking3582 on Feb 21, 2017 10:58:32 GMT -6
I'm currently working on a composition of "Select Your Carranger!" (aka the character-select theme from the SuFami Turbo Carranger game, aka an old meme, watch here: youtu.be/8AS-8wsledg ). I used MuseScore to turn a Midi I found of this song into sheet-music, hoping that it would help me. However, the range of notes it gave me was far too big for MPC to handle (i.e. notes are too high in some places and too low in others). I know I could transpose it into a different octave so that it would fit while still sounding correct, but since it's already written in concert-scale, that means I'd have to transpose it into a completely different instrument (which one, I have no idea).
I'm not entirely sure if what I'm asking can be understood or even if I'm asking the right thing, I just know I need help here
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Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2017 22:41:39 GMT -6
in musescore, you can hold down Ctrl and use the up/down arrow keys to move a note or passage up or down the octave. try lowering the bass instruments by the octave by selecting the first bar of the bass part and shift-clicking on the last bar of the bass part. Now lower it by the octave.
Octaves don't really matter in MPC, based on the instrumentation, also consider using instruments like the game boy instead of piranha plant to imitate a higher guitar.
Also use an online reference if you're in need of help reading drum notation.
I'll try make a readable version for you..
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Post by otaking3582 on Feb 23, 2017 13:19:12 GMT -6
in musescore, you can hold down Ctrl and use the up/down arrow keys to move a note or passage up or down the octave. try lowering the bass instruments by the octave by selecting the first bar of the bass part and shift-clicking on the last bar of the bass part. Now lower it by the octave. Octaves don't really matter in MPC, based on the instrumentation, also consider using instruments like the game boy instead of piranha plant to imitate a higher guitar. Also use an online reference if you're in need of help reading drum notation. I'll try make a readable version for you.. Thanks, I'd appreciate you doing that for me, and your tip about using ctrl+down seemed to work perfectly.
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