Once my sister and I figured out the piano, I moved on to the guitar, which wasn't as complicated, but I still required a run-through with my sister before saying screw it and moving on. I had to have my sister, who's pursuing a Music minor, to help me identify my mistakes.)
(I'm terrible at identifying chords, which is why I've never written my own piano parts it took me two months to get the piano and guitar, two weeks for everything else. It's not like you can really hear it after the first chorus anyway. There were some inaccuracies and the adlibbed portion that I resolved, but I ended up using most of Jedi's chords for the final transcription.
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You know how my last song ( ) was my best friend's parting gift? Well, this was the actual song I originally wanted to transcribe for her, but I did the other song because it had less parts and didn't require a guitar, which at the time I couldn't figure out how to notate.Īnyway, once I got my head out of my butt, I requested and received a MIDI from Djjediforce for his piano transcription ( ) reading the MIDI through Sibelius was pretty messy, but a manual retranscription using his file, his original video, and the left channel of a split-channel video ( ), and a center-cancelled version helped me ultimately decrypt the piano part. Requests for files will be linked to the most up-to-date version.] An instrumental version is now available here:
[UPDATE 20110126: I have since rebuilt my computer with audiophile-level components, and with that have made significant corrections to the master compilation.
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