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I'm a newbie here so please forgive me for asking just one stupid question. When I'm writing my own music box music in the create section and import a melody then change the format for 15-note box nearly all of the musical notes are lost. Is there any way around this?
So ill keep this simple. I was going to get my girlfriend a music box for her 30th birthday on the 30th of august. I had the box picked out from 'simplycoolgifts' but only yesterday he told me he cant find the sheet music for the song of my choice which was. Noel Gallaghers 'she taught me to fly'. It was to go into digital form but have the traditional sound of a music box. Would anybody here please be able to help me in this situation.
Okay so, I have a 30 note music box. I have everything I need for it. I just don't know how to write in measures on the sheet music, like if its in 4/4,3/4,7/8, etc. Help?
I was attempting to transcribe clair de lune and discovered the editor will not accept 7 note chords. Not sure if it is web browser specific, but I am using Internet Explorer.
Request the forum's help on something I am occupied with and have no knowledge of.
This is regarding a musical clock which used to play 6 tunes. However, either the pinned cylinder was damaged and has been sanded in such a way that no trace of original pin positions remain or this cylinder is a replacement. Either way, I am stuck.
The tunes are chosen by a hand on the dial and thus the cylinder is displaced slightly by every such selection of tune by moving the hand. There are supposed to be 10 bells and 20 hammers, with 2 hammers striking each bell. Bells are also broken so those need to be cast and tuned to the notes/frequencies of the tunes.
If I were to list those 6 Turkish Tunes and give their music sheet/notesheet, will this forum be able to help me with pin positions as well as the notes to which the bells need to be tuned? If someone here has this knowledge and wants to help me and charge, I would consider it if I could afford it.
Requesting forum members and musicians with mechanical bent of mind for help.
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