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		Creative Arts (Read Only) => Music => Topic started by: Supertoaster on February 26, 2011, 04:25:22 PM
		
			
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				I shat brix.
 
 Phoenix Wright Orchestra - Turnabout Sisters (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daCoL0KZFRM#)
 
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				You are late.
 
 
 By like
 
 
 Alot.
 
 
 The Jazz one is better.
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				OBJECTIVE!  :trollface: :trollface: :trollface: :trollface:
 
 
 OBJECTION!
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				Ooh, do you have a music sheet for this? 
			
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				Ooh, do you have a music sheet for this?
 
 Wish I could find one, were you gonna play it on a violin or instrument or something?
 
 if your just gonna use one instrument by yourself i think you could just keep playing until you get it sounding right.
 
 This is the only one I could find and its for OBJECCCCCTION!
 
 01 - Naruhodou Ryuuichi - Objection! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMAmNHXNu9Y#)
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				 Wish I could find one, were you gonna play it on a violin or instrument or something?
 
 if your just gonna use one instrument by yourself i think you could just keep playing until you get it sounding right.
 
 This is the only one I could find and its for OBJECCCCCTION!
 
 01 - Naruhodou Ryuuichi - Objection! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMAmNHXNu9Y#)
 
 
 Trumpet actually
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				Trumpet actually
 
 
 
 I'm not sure how trumpet sheets work, but do they use a standard C-D-E-F-G scale? Like a Piano sheet?
 
 
 If I was to give you the notes like E#, G, A#, C, B, G, Would you be able to use that?
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 I'm not sure how trumpet sheets work, but do they use a standard C-D-E-F-G scale? Like a Piano sheet?
 
 
 If I was to give you the notes like E#, G, A#, C, B, G, Would you be able to use that?
 
 
 E# doesnt exist btw.
 
 And also I could scan it using pingaz'd version of photoscore then transpose it to suit my instrument, so yeah, I would like it  :)
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				E# doesnt exist btw. 
 
 And also I could scan it using pingaz'd version of photoscore then transpose it to suit my instrument, so yeah, I would like it  :)
 
 
 Lol, I was just putting random notes.
 
 Part A
 
 C-C# D# D# G# | C A# G# G G# A# G#
 C-C# D# D# G# | C A# G# A# D# C
 C-C# D# D# G# | C A# G# G G# A# G#
 C-C# D# D# F    | C G# D# G# G G#
 
 Repeat Part A
 
 Part B
 
 D# D# D# D# | C# C A#-G#-A# C G A# C
 D# D# D# F | C G# G D#
 
 Repeat Part B
 
 Part C
 
 D# G# D# D#-G# D# | D# G# D# D#-G# C# C
 D# G# D# D#-G# D# | D# G# D# D#-G# C# C
 
 Repeat A
 
 
 You're gonna have to figure out the timing. -'s mean you play the note directly after each other.