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Right now, there's just 3 guitars, and a bass in the last part. Eventually, there will be the guitars, bass, and drums throughout. It will also be considerably longer. (you'll need to login using the pw george on this one). If you can figure out what time signature it's in, I will paypal you $20. *sort of a trick question* |
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Forgot to add, this was written in and exported from Sibelius 6. |
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it sounds a bit general midi. |
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Yeah, Sibelius is really just notation software, so that I can print out the music for someone to easily learn and play. There's not really any effects in the program (as it's not meant for that), but eventually I will record it with real instruments. The midi file is just for a basic idea of the structure. |
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it's cool |
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