Hedgeclipper
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I was hoping to do this, and eventually I probably will. It might take some time though because I'm at college and I don't get a lot of free time so it's hard to find time for it. I'm about to start working on part 1 now, so I'll let you know when that's done. Should be fun though, can't wait until it's done
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Well, I'm going to change the last ones at least, and I'll listen to the first ones to see if they are different too. I still need to update with the other thing you found as well.... I'm bad at having free time
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Well it is possible, but without listening really closely to it I can't tell. The only thing I know is that when I originally wrote it out I heard 2 eighth notes. I could have been lazy because I was finishing up, and I wanted to get it done because it was late at night but whatever. I'll have a look at it later when I have more time. From listening to it now really quickly, I think the last Eura-SIA!s have two sixteenths and an eighth on the left hand instead of two eighths. I don't know about the other ones though, there's a lot of stuff happening and it's hard to hear just the piano
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It's possible that there's more than two of them sometimes, but at most it would be two sixteenths and an eighth. From what I can hear it always ends with an eighth note
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I don't think so... They sound like 8th notes to me, 16ths are too fast
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Good catch, I didn't even think about changing that chord....
Also there were four instances of that so you fixed four mistakes
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Yay copy paste, so useful
Anywho, I need to go to bed considering I have to wake up in five and a half hours to go to work.... I'll be on tomorrow sometime making last minute changes to the sheet music before I record it this weekend. So yeah, let me know about any wrong notes or whatever, and I'll be sure to change them tomorrow
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Oh, well I don't know the names of them (hopefully I can get into a music theory course next year at college and learn all of this useful stuff), but the same chords sound good in different parts, therefore: copy paste done
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haha, I didn't think I would either, but I got on a roll. Also, it all follows the same chord progression and repeats parts sometimes, so it didn't take that long.
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Why thank you
After the intro I'm pretty confident in it, and other than maybe adding more things in later, it's pretty much set.
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Oh noez!!! *Looks around with shifty eyes*
Wait... I'm not a drummer why would you do that?
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I'm sure there's at least one drummer on here...
or you could just get a reliable foot that goes *tap tap tap tap* at exactly 69.5 bpm
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Ha, that's one way to look at it I guess. And that's why dom's there, to keep him in time
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I'm saying it starts at 69.5 because he takes liberty with the tempo for a while until he settles into a set tempo around 70... Huge difference I know
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It's not that fast.
I think the intro is slower than the first "section" which I think is 70....ish
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Well, my piano does not have .5s... 70 is almost it... at least I thought it stayed to the song pretty well.
Later it does change to 80 though, during the instrumental part. I had noteworthy playing the song alongside my music player and they fit in perfectly so 80 is the exact tempo for the instrumental bits.
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Ha, well, I'm pretty bad, I just sat down for all of the free time I had for a day and worked on it until it sounded right sooooo.... yeah. Eventually we should be able to get it down.
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Ha, well, I'm pretty bad, I just sat down for all of the free time I had for a day and worked on it until it sounded right sooooo.... yeah. Eventually we should be able to get it down.
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Yeah, I tried fixing it, and the chords sound right when I compare them to the song, but when I play them they still kind of clash.... ugh..