Bluecoats 2022 "Nautilus" Brass Transcription (MuseScore 4)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- This is my favorite moment of DCI 2022 for numerous reasons: The source music (Anna Meredith's "Nautilus"), the unique arrangement, the unique body movement and much more.
This is also my first time using the new MuseScore 4 sounds for brass, wow.... There are a couple issues with the playback I encountered but overall this is a major step in the right direction for free midi software. Do yourself a favor composers/arrangers and try it out!
All credit to the Bluecoats and their amazing arrangers, staff, and members for putting this together.
welcome back to the transcription life
Congrats on your season! Did you ageout?
@@dillonreese3955no sir i have 3 more years left 💀
@@cameronreed8125 dude that’s nuts. I think I met you at spring training in 22. I was with Grant Mason.
metric modulation at 1:18 goes so hard. great job dillon, and welcome back! ❤
welcome back !!
this sounds kinda like if an orchestral brass section played this. definitely a cool vibe.
Sounds WAY better than m3. However I feel like there’s a bit of an overkill on the echoing
outstanding job, Dad.
"Favorite moment in DCI 2022"
I mean the keytar is right after this, but to each their own--nice work!
Don’t get me wrong the keytar was cool but, this part was more unique with the design, props, and music arrangement. Also, minimalistic music hasn’t been done much in DCI so it was great to see it on the field here.
Welcome back man, this goes way hard, muse is just kinda... going through its... midlife crisis lol. Keep up the great work!
He's back
Cool
HES BAACKK
Nice
Do you write for the bluecoats?
That’s Doug Thrower’s brass writing :)
is the man himself back to transcribing?
Musescore 4 playback is somehow worse than before? It lags in the middle and the tonguing is just gone
Overall the sounds are much more accurate but I agree with you. The tonguing is not very clear but I'm sure they are aware as they have been updating it almost daily since release.
Musescore 4 is still in beta mode, it will update eventually and get better as time progresses.
Well it depends on the context, I write a lot of ballads, and it sounds great for those
the thing that first caught my eye is how wet the reverb is. It bothers me emmensely and doens't work well with stuff that has tight entrances and articulations, like marching band music. Not only that but the ranges are very limited. pedals don't exist, trumpets can't play anything above a high c. Really hope its fixed soon
@@anthonytrivisonnojr MS4 is fully released and has been for a while now
i don't think these time signatures are completely right
Ur prolly right
When I was transcribing this i found both a drum set headcam and synth headcam that had the music, so i used that to get time signatures and tempos and it was v accurate
@@euphed_up yeah mostly the issues with this is splitting the 15/8