Music

[Analia]

Is it possible to buy sheet music to the music from either TSL or Kotor 1, if so where?

[MdKnightR]

I don't have any clue, but if you find it let me know. I would also like to have it.

[Analia]

Okay, will do.

[Darth333]

I doubt it exists. But you could always make your own transcription

 

Is there a particular theme you like? and for what instrument (if it's keyboard tell me what level)? If I get bored, I could perhaps transcribe one or two themes.

[The Doctor]

You could use a program like Sibelius or Qbase to make full band parts. That would let a full band (with brass, woodwind, and/or strings) to play them.

[Analia]

Where can I get those programs?

[The Doctor]

I have to admit, I really don't know. I've only used them at school. Come to think of it, they might only be avaiable for the Mac.

You could just use any MIDI program. A MIDI keyboard has hundreds of different sounds to it. Hook it up to your computer to get the music written down, the you can print it.

If their is no soundtrack (which their isn't), then there is probably no sheet music either. At least no licensed music, anway.

[Darth333]

I don't know Qbase (or do you mean Cubase ? ) but Sibelius is expensive ($600 ). I use an old version of Finale (which is also $$$).

 

But anyways, for small jobs as this one, I prefer to make the transcription manually: I always find the end result better and more fluid.

 

Analia: do not expect to get "clean" sheet music out of this. You'll still have to convert the file to midi and then it will be quite messy. For transcription jobs, nothing replaces the human ear (or the original score).

[The Doctor]

Yes, I meant Cubase. I wan't sure how to spell it.

You could also use a program called Garage Band. It's less expensive than Sibelius and Cubase, but it's also not as good, IMO.

The original score would be hard, if not impossible, to find. Good Luck:D