How about some MUSIC?

[Tamani]

Bad news: All my data was lost during a HDD crash. It wasn't even half-a-year-old, and I didn't make any backups on it yet. I'm working on recovering the project and instrument files, so I can resume my work. Sorry for the long hiatus, I'm on exams again, but should be ending soon.

Thank you ALL, so much for the positive feedback! I'm still around and will continue working on the music!

Hugs and purrs!

[frog 678]

Hey all! Does anyone here have chords or tabs to the intro music for elements. Messaging, and emailing everyone about it. Been looking for it for years, and just  realized i could ask around here

[CactusKing]

Hey all! Does anyone here have chords or tabs to the intro music for elements. Messaging, and emailing everyone about it. Been looking for it for years, and just  realized i could ask around here

Welcome to the forums!
This is how I play it on piano:
RH:A4 ,E5 D5 E5                           .,G5 F5 E5 D5 C5               .,C5 E5 D5                    D5 G5 A5 B5          .G4-B4   B4-D5   B4-D5        A4-E5
LH:                A3 E4 A4 B4 C5                   F3 C4 F4 G4 A4                  G3 C4 G4 A4 B4                                                          A3 E4 A4       (repeat)
used commas to indicate sustain, full stops for release. Hope this helps.

[frog 678]

Thank you so much!!!!!!! LOVE YOU FOREVER! Ill get this translated to guitar (i play that mainly, but know piano to)

[frog 678]

Hey all! Does anyone here have chords or tabs to the intro music for elements. Messaging, and emailing everyone about it. Been looking for it for years, and just  realized i could ask around here

Welcome to the forums!
This is how I play it on piano:
RH:A4 ,E5 D5 E5                           .,G5 F5 E5 D5 C5               .,C5 E5 D5                    D5 G5 A5 B5          .G4-B4   B4-D5   B4-D5        A4-E5
LH:                A3 E4 A4 B4 C5                   F3 C4 F4 G4 A4                  G3 C4 G4 A4 B4                                                          A3 E4 A4       (repeat)
used commas to indicate sustain, full stops for release. Hope this helps.

Okay so my brother who plays piano could get this down, however i could not. Do you by chance have a way you can put this into Guitar language for me? Not experienced enough to transfer it myself.

[CactusKing]

I tried. The last chord might be a little tricky. This is just standard tuning btw

[frog 678]

Damn I love you. I know how to read tabs, mainly use chords for songs. So this will be good practice. Ty so much

[frog 678]

Okay so I get the what the numbers mean and finger placement and all, but what about the weird signs in between?  I am pretty knew to tabs, so I have yet to learn about them or know how to follow along very well.

[frog 678]

Okay getting it for the most part tho! Ps sorry for being so needy. But I do highly appreciate it.

[CactusKing]

Okay so I get the what the numbers mean and finger placement and all, but what about the weird signs in between?  I am pretty knew to tabs, so I have yet to learn about them or know how to follow along very well.

I'm not sure which signs are weird to you, so I'll just explain them all.
The symbols near the end of the first and second bars are quarter and eighth note rests.
l.r. - - - means let the strings vibrate until the - -| instead of stopping them when you play the next note.
The curved line connecting the numbers in the final chord are called ties. The notes they connect aren't played, they just indicate to hold the notes for the combined value of all the rhythms they join. In this case they connect semiquaver, quaver and crotchet note values, so the chord is held for the duration of all of those combined (7/4 beats).
These things aren't exclusive to tabs, in fact some tabs don't even display rests at all (which makes no sense to me). I chose to include them for clarity.

[frog 678]

Okay so I get the what the numbers mean and finger placement and all, but what about the weird signs in between?  I am pretty knew to tabs, so I have yet to learn about them or know how to follow along very well.

I'm not sure which signs are weird to you, so I'll just explain them all.
The symbols near the end of the first and second bars are quarter and eighth note rests.
l.r. - - - means let the strings vibrate until the - -| instead of stopping them when you play the next note.
The curved line connecting the numbers in the final chord are called ties. The notes they connect aren't played, they just indicate to hold the notes for the combined value of all the rhythms they join. In this case they connect semiquaver, quaver and crotchet note values, so the chord is held for the duration of all of those combined (7/4 beats).
These things aren't exclusive to tabs, in fact some tabs don't even display rests at all (which makes no sense to me). I chose to include them for clarity.

AHHH. Sorry I been kinda doing really long drawn out messages, I been busy, but I'm still learning quite a bit on guitar. But ty so much! Clarifies a lot, so I'll start practicing more.

[InsignificantWeeaboo]

Really enjoying this concept, and the tracks you've made sound great!

Seeing as the current update that's in development is based off of a world map, are you planning on creating tracks for certain parts of the map? (Oracle Plains, Helios Pastures, Nobody's Land, etc.)