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Cannibal wrote on 2010-04-17 08:37

It's the theme of Saria from Zelda, I'm pretty sure a lot of you have heard it.
Anyway, I'm not looking for the original, I'm looking for one more complex that I had a while ago.
I think it was for composing r8. I'd find it myself, but I don't think it was in English. I'm not asking someone to go through all the sites on the web looking for it, but if anyone runs into a complex version of the song or knows where to find it, I'd greatly appreciate it, and probably share some gold and rep. :)

(If you're wondering what the song sounds like, you can find it here.)
Yogurticecream wrote on 2010-04-17 09:58

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Both titled Saria's Schizophrenia

However, these are duets and triple players.
Cannibal wrote on 2010-04-17 10:04

Nope, already tried those. That was the first place I looked, and had no luck searching it--but I think I got it from there. Thank you for trying to help, though!
Yogurticecream wrote on 2010-04-17 10:46

This one but for some reason I couldn't make it work on 3ML EDITOR. Rank 9
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Cannibal wrote on 2010-04-17 21:53

Nope, that isn't it, either. I know nothing about music, so I can't describe it right...

Instead of larger...beat things, they were smaller and there were more, but they made the same sound when put together.

I know it looks stupid, but I don't know how else to explain it.
kotarou3 wrote on 2010-04-27 10:53

Quote from Saani;7478:
Nope, that isn't it, either. I know nothing about music, so I can't describe it right...

Instead of larger...beat things, they were smaller and there were more, but they made the same sound when put together.

I know it looks stupid, but I don't know how else to explain it.

You mean instead of crotchets/quavers/semiquavers there were quavers/semiquavers/demisemiquavers?

[british] = [american]
breve = 2/1 note
semibreve = 1/1 note
minim = 1/2 note
crotchet = 1/4 note
quaver = 1/8 note
semiquaver = 1/16 note
demisemiquaver = 1/32 note
hemidemisemiquaver = 1/64 note
semihemidemisemiquaver
or quasihemidemisemiquaver = 1/128 note
Yogurticecream wrote on 2010-06-18 16:01

How about this one? It's a really odd version though: Mabinogi - FREE Fantasy Life
Finnea wrote on 2010-06-24 04:36

Quote from kotarou3;20095:
You mean instead of crotchets/quavers/semiquavers there were quavers/semiquavers/demisemiquavers?

[british] = [american]
breve = 2/1 note
semibreve = 1/1 note
minim = 1/2 note
crotchet = 1/4 note
quaver = 1/8 note
semiquaver = 1/16 note
demisemiquaver = 1/32 note
hemidemisemiquaver = 1/64 note
semihemidemisemiquaver
or quasihemidemisemiquaver = 1/128 note

What she wrote(has) is in a diffrent time signature, the only thing that would sound particularly off about it would be the pulse behind the beats. This particular piece should be in 3/4, because of the waltz beat in the background. You could even try a 3/8 time but I wouldn't go for 3/8.

Also Americans still use "breves" since 2/1 note isn't exactly the best sounding term, also why so british? o.o

Quote from Yogurticecream;68391:
How about this one? It's a really odd version though: Mabinogi - FREE Fantasy Life

There's a couple notes wrong in there, they clash. It's a start though.

EDIT- I misheard it's 4/4 C major with an 8th note pulse. (thank my lover)
Kueh wrote on 2010-07-08 18:31

Not sure if it helps your search, but the song you linked to on youtube is actually the lost woods theme.

I bet you could find it really quick if you searched for Lost woods.

Edit: I'm making my own version right now because I'm bored, maybe you'll like it.

Edit: It's unedited, has no tuning note, and needs volume work, but did it go a little something like this?

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kotarou3 wrote on 2010-07-15 16:29

Quote from Finnea;74307:
What she wrote(has) is in a diffrent time signature, the only thing that would sound particularly off about it would be the pulse behind the beats. This particular piece should be in 3/4, because of the waltz beat in the background. You could even try a 3/8 time but I wouldn't go for 3/8.

Also Americans still use "breves" since 2/1 note isn't exactly the best sounding term, also why so british? o.o

There's a couple notes wrong in there, they clash. It's a start though.

EDIT- I misheard it's 4/4 C major with an 8th note pulse. (thank my lover)

I'm Australian.