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Posted by cheesy on Nov-26-2004 07:59:

Tabs or sheet music for EDM?

A lot of people I know use guitar tablatures and sheet music from existing songs to learn and practice the guitar, piano, etc. All of the songs available are rock and pop and stuff though. Does anyone know of anywhere I can get something simlar for electronic music? I'd like something to learn the tools with but am not yet ready to start composing myself.

Posted by J.L. on Nov-26-2004 08:01:

one word.

MIDI

Posted by cheesy on Nov-26-2004 08:16:

quote:
Originally posted by kewlness
one word.

MIDI

Good call, hadn't thought of that.

Anyone have some sites that have lots of EDM MIDI files?

Posted by Thunder5 on Nov-26-2004 08:22:

quote:
Originally posted by cheesy
Good call, hadn't thought of that.

Anyone have some sites that have lots of EDM MIDI files?

Two words

This Thread

Posted by DRM on Nov-27-2004 16:54:

three words

laughing out loud

Posted by Fundamental on Nov-27-2004 20:03:

Four words

quote:
Originally posted by kewlness
one word.

MIDI

Listen to this guy

Posted by Project 7 on Nov-27-2004 20:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Thunder5
Two words

This Thread

Five Words:

Great thread, Great Midis DONE!

Posted by alanzo on Nov-27-2004 20:58:

quote:
Originally posted by kewlness
one word.

MIDI

Wouldn't it be four words?

Musical-Instrument-Digital-Interface

or perhaps, it's not a word (MIDI) - it's an acronym

@ the thread starter -

Find a MIDI for the trance track yoiu want to look at.. and then open it in a MIDI editor like Cubase, FL, Cakewalk, Reason, etc etc..

this won't work for an MP3 file - it has to be a .mid file

a MIDI file is like a digital musical score.

Posted by cheesy on Nov-27-2004 21:02:

quote:
Originally posted by alanzo
Wouldn't it be four words?

Musical-Instrument-Digital-Interface

or perhaps, it's not a word (MIDI) - it's an acronym

@ the thread starter -

Find a MIDI for the trance track yoiu want to look at.. and then open it in a MIDI editor like Cubase, FL, Cakewalk, Reason, etc etc..

this won't work for an MP3 file - it has to be a .mid file

a MIDI file is like a digital musical score.

Yeah I got that, it's working well. So far I've learned the melody of Rank One - Airwave and some of Scott Brown - Elysium. This is fun.