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[FiREFLY]

I searched, didn't seem to be a thread on this so excuse me if there is...
But are there any other piano players on here who find it difficult to find sheet music or video tutorials for rock music? Nevermind Circa Survive. I've been trying to locate sheet music for some stuff like seven years acoustic and various Circa songs. I could figure it out by ear but that can be hard sometimes and we all get a little lazy.

soooo I made this thread for piano-playing (or maybe you want to do a rendition of Stop the Fuckin' Car on your clarinet?) peeps to share their knowledge on playing Circa songs on the piano.

[September]

FiREFLY, on Mar 5 2009, 08:15 PM, said:

I searched, didn't seem to be a thread on this so excuse me if there is...
But are there any other piano players on here who find it difficult to find sheet music or video tutorials for rock music? Nevermind Circa Survive. I've been trying to locate sheet music for some stuff like seven years acoustic and various Circa songs. I could figure it out by ear but that can be hard sometimes and we all get a little lazy.

soooo I made this thread for piano-playing (or maybe you want to do a rendition of Stop the Fuckin' Car on your clarinet?) peeps to share their knowledge on playing Circa songs on the piano.

I recommend that you learn how to read guitar and bass tablature.
It is a very common way for people to learn to play songs, if not the most common.
Once you look at guitar tab and know what your looking at, it would be very simple to figure out what keys to play on the piano.

If thats too much for you, and you want to print out sheet music,
i recommend you do research on figuring out how to convert .tab files to .midi files
then open the .midi files with some sheet music composition software and print it.

also someone once asked about Circa Survive songs as sheet music:
http://circaboard.co...?showtopic=4526
the only song someone mapped out to .midi that's known is "Act Appalled"

that's all i got.

[FiREFLY]

I did find some tab to sheet/midi converters. They don't always sound right but some fiddling around on the piano to make it right I can do. I'll also learn how to read 'em when I've got some time later.  And that's great, it was the song I was trying to figure it out. Thanks.