Zephyr @pawb.social HELLO LEMMY
I wanna make a TV series • i like dragons, cats, dreams, fantasy, fiction and stuff like magic, gems and witchcraft • fantasy prone personality • ♾️ #autistic 🐺🐉#furry #bi #nb
ok here's an update of the chorus transcript so far. is it ok? too much apoggiaturas?
Well there's a swoop thing in the backing vocals of the chorus (which i haven't started transcribing yet bc i'm still doing lead). There's some back vocals going "Ah ah ah" and then swoop up at the end of the chorus. The problem would be, how should i notate that if the ending note is not definite?
Back to the lead vocals, I think this is not the case so i think i'll want to use the slurs. What i'm still not sure is of the use of the grace notes... i can send a video as a noting reference if it works, hold on i'm editing the main post
I'm trying to transcribe it just as it is, no key change. I have the isolated vocal track of this song i'm trying to transcribe as a reference, shame i don't have a way to send it
Anyone with experience on music notation, which is the right way to transcribe this?
I'm kind of training myself to transcribe music (and learning musical notation in the way) so I've wanted to learn all that by transcribing a pop song. (Also, i'm doing this because of a karaoke project i want to make)
The problem is, i'm at the chorus and idk how it should be transcribed, should i use slurs at the "healthy, not me" or are these glissandos? Also, are grace notes ok in this part?
Since i can't upload audio, let me say that the source of the transcription is the chorus of "good 4 u" by Olivia Rodrigo
Any other tips are welcome too
[EDIT] Yeah i know it's missing a note in "Not" in the first picture... It should be making the glissando to the next note... I'll add it if needed
[EDIT 2] Maybe i can send a better reference of what i want to transcribe... Here's some gameplay of Rock Band which transcribes the vocals i want into a MIDI of some sort
I don't know if sending download links to copyrighted stuff is allowed but i can tell you it's in the Miner's Hut forum. But it requires login to see the dl links.
In a software level, it is easy to time effects like smells in a video file thanks to the information i found. The hard thing is to program the hardware.
Nice. Even considering that "sulphur" is not an entry on the scent list i got. I guess that could work out
You found it, yay! Except i have an edition from 2019 instead of 2011. Wow this standard is so old yet no one had the idea to implement such thing for home cinema?
Honestly yea, fuck the paywalls. Though some german user uploaded a full list of standards updated to 2021, including ISO, DIN, IEC, IEEE, ASTM, so many others. They're available for free now. They sometimes include the CD-ROM files, but i don't think the document i got is my case
What does dragon breath smell like?
I got my hands on MPEG-V standard documents which lets me inject "SEM" (sensory effect metadata) inside .mp4 files which would let me program real world stuff on cues like lights, chair movements, water sprays, etc. So literally if I had a NAS with a hoard of movies and bought the right equipment, i could make 4DX at home.
There's an effect description named "scent", which would, obviously, spray some aromatizer or something in the room. I checked out the standard list of scents that can be applied. There are scents like rose, lavender, mint, apples, mixed herbs, but i came across an interesting one which is the one i'm asking for.
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Scent of dragons breath Describes the scent of dragons breath
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Maybe this is a weird reason to ask this... I really want to know out of curiosity if this "dragon breath" would be some specific mix of herbs or incense or any kind of room spray. I sense it would kind of be an artificial scent... but idk... really... Would it really work if i coded a "Home 4DX" version of the Hobbit movies?