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BREEZIN GEORGE BENSON MODE FREE

I just used flats when moving down and sharps when moving up. One of his major hits is the song This Masquerade, which is included in the top-selling album Breezin. Just curious why you're using Db instead of C# in general.īecause I'm stupid! Honest answer is that I wasn't thinking in key terms, I think. Unfortunately Soundslice doesn't support triplets extending across bars, so I just added the regular quarter notes and number of measures is obviously wrong.

M.100-101 seems like quarter note triplets It also seems to me that it's 16th-8th for the D flat. I think that means that the other notes should be longer. M.98 for instance, the second D flat happens in m.99 only. It looks better, I think, but a still can't make it fit.

M.98-99 feels like a 8th - 16th pattern (at least to start) record label and has been reworked into the shape of the head of a Gibson S175 Guitar as favoured by George Benson. The record was released in 1976, on the Warner Bros. M.142 entrance in original feels like it's delayed a 16th An individual, limited edition, example of vinyl art made from a genuine, original, 45rpm, 7 single featuring the single, Breezin’ by George Benson. To be honest I didn't know we could have triplets with two notes only! I added a rest as third triplet note, is that how's supposed to be? M.19 last beat feels like 2 quarter note tripletsĭo you really think it's quarter notes? I changed to eighth note triplets instead or I would have 1 beat too many on the measure. Youtube to Mp3 - self explanatory, feed the resulting mp3 into Transcribe or Audacity, or even rewinding over and over in iTunes is better than doing it in Youtube.Rarely does a perfect job, but can sometimes give clues or provide a rough starting point. Chordify - a cool site that tries to figure out the chords of any Youtube video you feed into it.Think like Google Docs but for sheet music.

BREEZIN GEORGE BENSON MODE FREE

Noteflight - a free online music notation program.

Audacity - a simple, free DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), meant more for audio editing, but can also do slowdown, pitch shift, etc.

It allows you to slow things down, loop over specific sections, pitch shift, and more.

Transcribe! - a brilliant little program that was built specifically for transcribing.

We encourage you to try transcribing yourself, if you can! It's a fantastic way to develop your ear and theory knowledge, and even if you get stuck it'll be easier for others to help if you already have a starting point. Read the rules, which have been moved to a Stickied post at the top of the subreddit. If you're looking for help figuring out the chords/notes for a piece of music, this is the place to ask.