Pictures with notes or downloadable scores
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- KVRian
- 544 posts since 7 Nov, 2005
is there any website where you can download scores for FL studio or view how melodies are written in hosts. I mean I know how to write melodies and especially it is easy to write melodies for electronic music and goa trance. But I am interested to view melodies of musically complex music like classic. How would they look on a note editor on a computer host. With that I can train myself to write melodies better and more complex and learn the concept of notes better. unfortuantely I do not own a midi keyboard.
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- KVRian
- 1227 posts since 10 Oct, 2004
Does your host allow you to import MIDI files and view them as you describe?Baniev wrote:is there any website where you can download scores for FL studio or view how melodies are written in hosts. I mean I know how to write melodies and especially it is easy to write melodies for electronic music and goa trance. But I am interested to view melodies of musically complex music like classic. How would they look on a note editor on a computer host. With that I can train myself to write melodies better and more complex and learn the concept of notes better. unfortuantely I do not own a midi keyboard.
If so, you can download lots of MIDI files online - just search away!
Some of them might look a bit weird though (depending on how they are imported), but it's a start.
Unfamiliar words can be looked up in my Glossary of musical terms.
Also check out my Introduction to Music Theory.
Also check out my Introduction to Music Theory.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 544 posts since 7 Nov, 2005
I don#t know if it supports Midi but I think it does. i am using old FL Studio. fL Studio 6 or so.
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- KVRAF
- 26033 posts since 20 Oct, 2007 from gonesville
almost certainly better than a DAW host will be to download MuseScore, free, and import the midi into it.
the DAW is going to rely on some quantization default and since you won't really know how to control it per the imported material (or even if you do!), it's going to be rather dodgy as far as rhythm/timing for a lot of things.
this: http://www.kunstderfuge.com/
is an enormous resource. with no account, for free, you are restricted to five DLs a day.
the DAW is going to rely on some quantization default and since you won't really know how to control it per the imported material (or even if you do!), it's going to be rather dodgy as far as rhythm/timing for a lot of things.
this: http://www.kunstderfuge.com/
is an enormous resource. with no account, for free, you are restricted to five DLs a day.