I've seen all the Symphony X pages and there are a couple of keyboard tablatures, but...... what about the rest? There are a lot of guitar and drums tablatures.... why not keyboards? Please, I need the "Through the Looking Glass" one! 
Why not keyboard tablatures?
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ElPredicador
Yeah... Whatever
you know, you should use this oportunity to fine tune your ear, so that you don't need tabs any more. it is quite effective, I tried it with songs from Lemur Voice and Spiral Architect and have improved a lot!
MorphineChild205
Lt. Horatio Caine
Do you mean the keyboard parts transcribed for guitar, or actual keyboard "tabs"?
Keyboard tabs don't exist, dude. It's sheet music or nothing.
Keyboard tabs don't exist, dude. It's sheet music or nothing.
i think he mean musicial notation, anyway which part do u want?the intro is very to figure out by ur ear
Hmm... The MIDI of Through the Looking Glass should be sufficient to get you started. Simone is usually not very accurate when transcribing keyboards (he has told me so himself), so you`ll have to do some editing and listening to get it right, but that`s a learning process and most likely very good for your musicality. If you`re having trouble or don`t know where to start, check out my guide to making progressive metal MIDI files at the following link:
http://www.home.no/harpheaven/progmetalmidi.htm
http://www.home.no/harpheaven/progmetalmidi.htm
Medusa's eyes
Member
You should download Guitar Pro. You can download the tabs at www.mysongbook.com . I always use it when I don't know how to play something.
Luis
Mortal With Immortal Mind
Send me a private message with your e-mail, and ill give you all midi files of Twilight in Olympus. But as you might know, you need a program that converts midi files into a score, otherwise you wont see the real partiture.Spellbound said:There are a lot of guitar and drums tablatures.... why not keyboards? Please, I need the "Through the Looking Glass" one!
Thats the way i have learned Pinellas stuff.
Avathar
Eternian
Luis said:
what program is that?? is it availiable for download??? i've been looking for it since ...forever
Yngvai X
Dark Emperor
Avathar said:
I think in programs like Finale and Cakewalk you can open a midi file as a score. (Cakewalk I am positive about)
Sorry... I meant PARTITURES :Smug: I wasn't sure about how is it said in english...
Thanks guys a lot. Luis, are you spanish? I'll send you a private message in a minute
Thanks guys a lot. Luis, are you spanish? I'll send you a private message in a minute
Luis
Mortal With Immortal Mind
Avathar said:
http://www.notation.com/midinotatedownload.htm
This is a great program, and its FREE¡¡¡¡
Avathar
Eternian
Zax666
The Prince Of Ice. Almost
Luis:
The MIDI-files of Simone Mularoni are usually not correct in the keyboard department. I know Simone very well, and he`s admitted it himself. You`re usually better off with using the MIDI-files as a guide.
The MIDI-files of Simone Mularoni are usually not correct in the keyboard department. I know Simone very well, and he`s admitted it himself. You`re usually better off with using the MIDI-files as a guide.
ElPredicador
Yeah... Whatever
actually, manuscript means hand-written (manu(al) script). the language is 'music notation'Zax666 said:
.I have the Japanese guitar book which has the keyboard parts for "Through the Looking Glass". It has a few others as well. If you want me to scan them let me know and I will post some of the tabs for their songs.
Spellbound said:I've seen all the Symphony X pages and there are a couple of keyboard tablatures, but...... what about the rest? There are a lot of guitar and drums tablatures.... why not keyboards? Please, I need the "Through the Looking Glass" one!
You should try Guitar Pro 4 for it has support for notation.
And the MySongBook's songs are quite accurate too.
And the MySongBook's songs are quite accurate too.
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