Literally sounds like a great video game lmfao

What song is that called?

Mello part is why i came here

6:09 also

Trombone Zach he can’t do that on MuseScore I don’t think

He can but I think its in the "Body" instrument section

It was a problem in musescore 2.0 and 2.1 and I think 2.2 but it's fixed now in 2.3

lol the worst tenor solo of all time

Goofy Gooferson I’m dying lol

FN_BigDadWill69 Just like the tenor player

Oh yeah I remember that it was the worst, like the notes played 1 higher than they were supposed to and some just straight up didn't make sound

well he was fixing the mic that fell off one of his toms so thats why he snapped it. He said this in a reply to a comment on the head cam vid

ian_ actually, if you watch the drum major cam (cc wagoner) he snaps the cymbal without having to fix the microphone. He does it for fun

pit parts were off a lot

And the snare transcription was a little rough especially the snare break after the mallets solo

@ Nexus no the chord not the instrument

did u notice the "lyrics" on the tenors

😂😂😂😂 that’s funny

@@zacharyhudson6202 did you have to fix the microphone every run or just the one you recorded as a headcam that got uploaded?

@@SaneTheBro no I think I accidentally hit the mic with my stick earlier in the show and the whole time after that I was looking for a pause long enough to put it back on.

@@zacharyhudson6202 also how accurate was the transcription of your part in this video? if you can even think back that far to remember

True, the crescendos doesn't work at all and they are still not fixed in Musescore 3

@@davidwang_music yeah like you have to put the individual dynamics all along it but if you're crescendoing a single whole note just forget it

@@justinjohnson4278 I did the crescendo on a separate staff on multiple short notes rather than one long note, and then hid this staff, and mute the one long note on the staff that is visible.

@@davidwang_music can you do a tutorial on how to make suspended cymbal rolls? I've been trying to add them on my own scores but it's not working for me.

@@isaacvasquez3915 Add a separate cymbal staff, then in the mixer, change the sound to "standard". Then, notate your cymbal rolls on your original staff normally, then select these notes, and uncheck "play" in the inspector, this will mute your normal notation. In the separate staff, notate cymbal rolls with individual notes instead of tremolo, after you done that, go into instruments, and uncheck "visible" for that staff, this will hide the separate staff. So basically your normal notation is what you see, but the separate staff will be what you hear.

what does it say; I'm watching this on a little iPhone 💀

@@muytreschic2835 “oh, hmmm. Yes quite!” It’s a quote from the headcam videos. You can find it, it’s literally the first one

Scores Transcribed it’s also worth pointing out that the one thing that I haven’t transcribed was the closer which, as you can see, isn’t here haha

I am not the one who transcribed the battery, legoj14 transcribed the battery and let me use it, I am not sure where did he get it from so that might be the case.

Sounds like cuphead

*Concord Blue Devils :)

@@officialnovadrome I know, the actual show says "concept: blue devils" before the big ending.

@@kj_m14 No, the actual show says "Concord, Blue Devils" because that is their corps and that was from their first performance in DCI in 1973.

-OfficialNoVADrome- I thought it was Concord because that’s the city they’re based in

@@officialnovadrome I know it's kinda late, but after listening to the show again, I do finally realize that I was mishearing the sample and it does actually say Concord, not concept. I stand corrected, my bad

SAME

There is this function on MuseScore website

notes

Use multiple pitch bends instead of an actual gliss

@@davidwang_music oh that's really smart!! Thank you!!!

@@davidwang_music I just tried it and I'm not sure I understand

@@calixcosgrove3437 Put regular gliss in voice 1, uncheck "play" to mute them. Put pitch bends in voice 2, uncheck "visible" to make them invisible.

@@davidwang_music Ah, I think I found an alternative way without using pitch bends! Thank you though!

Look up the video of them playing it in the lot. There’s a comment linking to the original video. It’s some Jewish kid’s tune

The score was made before MDL was discovered. Since the 2018 transcription, every battery part is now MDL.

NecroDavid ooh ok.

Go to the link in the description, download the score and extract parts

NecroDavid I was hoping there was a better way, as it costs money to do so. I still may end up downloading it anyways someday!

@@sorsorscience0787 No, MuseScore is a completely free software, so don't worry.

NecroDavid Thanks for responding! I looked into it, and as it turns out MuseScore recently changed so that printing and downloading is only available to “pro subscription members” in order to account for royalty and copyright fees. Strange!

@@sorsorscience0787 Download drive.google.com/file/d/1KWr6lmDWJvUrXbRwJf0QCT9dtaoiZqV3/view?usp=drivesdk

Adam_ Oof in the abyss and just imagine them

Because there are tenor problems. The notes are correct but the sound is not

Lol (Its a percussion corps)

It was a joke chill 😂😂

No i do but you dont

Yeah me too, I only use it because its free lol. Are there any free score creators out there that you can recommend?