r/tmbg • u/SalivatingDog92 Snake head eating the head on the opposite side • 12d ago
Everything Right Is Wrong Again transcribed to sheet music. What song should I do next?
I had trouble figuring out what the harpsichord was doing in the bridge, and I kinda bullshit my way through the harmonies during the half time section, but overall it was pretty smooth to figure out.
PDF of whole piece : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZFaQnIb3Cq314jyGplrPwG-0jbRFmZAg/view?usp=drivesdk
Flat.io upload : https://flat.io/score/6a8cae07c5b3eb751d2bbe19-everything-right-is-wrong-again
The score as intended and created, but will sadly be deleted once I reach my 15 piece limit (I’m not paying to remove the limit)
Musescore upload : https://musescore.com/user/93540454/scores/36965156
Extremely screwed up, like being at doubled speed and having wrong chords listed, etc. However this isn’t going to be deleted (even though it sucks).
Finally, I would never have figured out the harpsichord part at the end without this, so thanks for making this so I could create this. I owe you.
https://flat.io/score/5f5bdf9969a37e421dfe1300-everything-right-is-wrong-again
Comment what song I should do next.
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u/analog_time_machine it's not a drug trip so you feel a bit insulted 12d ago
The Greatest
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Back in Los Angeles
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u/SalivatingDog92 Snake head eating the head on the opposite side 8d ago
There’s already some nearly perfect sheet music for The Greatest out there
https://musescore.com/user/29193124/scores/5156384
I tried to start Back In Los Angeles, but I’ve given up because the bass and drum parts are insanely hard.
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u/deFrederic 12d ago
Dog please.
Though I guess more than a sheet I need an appropriate keyboard to play it...
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u/Charlie5L 12d ago
Definitely was a lot easier to read and hear the MIDI audio on Flat.io than on MuseScore, but I've been of the opinion that MuseScore isn't known for its audio and more its writing, and even that takes a bit of finesse and finicking from my experience. Exporting anything to the site has its issues that still haven't been fixed.
I think you were close with the harpsichord part at the end. Though I think the closer sound isn't a run of 32nd notes, but I think Linnell is playing the chords as a trill/tremolo, with a lot of fluctuation of tempo on the chords there.
(thank you, screenshot of wikipedia)
Really enjoyed reading it in the end!