ATTN: expert stepfile authors

jazzcornet · 08-8-2007, 10:46 PM

Good evening to you enthusiastic stepfile authors!

hmmm....trying to figure out how to word this......

i'm looking for a stepfile author who can read music, regardless of cleff, to help me with this stepfile. i have created a stepfile to go with a great song but i am clueless with the SM editor. I have tried, but i cant sync it or get the bpm's right. it's been very hectic for my time schedule to sit and write out this stepfile on the stepmania editor with my other current obligations that i am required to tend to. If you are profficient with SM editor and have some free time on your hands, and would like to make a little extra moola, than this job is for you. the song is quite long and the stepfile is rather difficult. I will send the participant both the .mp3 file for the music as well as my created sheet music for the stepfile. if you can read regular music, you can read my stepfile sheet music. it's very basic really. there are only four differant notes (denoting differant arrows) but the rythms are identical to normal music. for instance, a quarter note on the top line would be the left arrow at a quarter note, an 8th note on the "d" line would be an 8th note down arrow, a 16th note on the "b" line would be a 16th note up arrow, etc. very easy to read but like i said its quite long. if anyone is willing to transfer my stepfile sheet music to the .dwi file required to submit, i would be willing to pay top dollar for your services. pm me for more details or post here. when i say top dollar, i truly mean top dollar. so please, help me out here

Stephen

**Xandertrax** · 08-8-2007, 10:47 PM

What song is it?

jazzcornet · 08-9-2007, 12:54 AM

fantaisie brilliante by J.B. Arban. it's a classical etude for trumpet

Lain_Iwakura · 08-9-2007, 02:34 AM

contact aperson, he might do it

jazzcornet · 08-9-2007, 02:07 PM

ok. thanks

randomdragoon · 08-9-2007, 09:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jazzcornet

fantaisie brilliante by J.B. Arban. it's a classical etude for trumpet

I bet it's not constant BPM.

jazzcornet · 08-9-2007, 09:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by randomdragoon

I bet it's not constant BPM.

i bet you're right

08-8-2007, 10:46 PM	#1
jazzcornet FFR Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: newport news, va Age: 39 Posts: 33	ATTN: expert stepfile authors Good evening to you enthusiastic stepfile authors! hmmm....trying to figure out how to word this...... i'm looking for a stepfile author who can read music, regardless of cleff, to help me with this stepfile. i have created a stepfile to go with a great song but i am clueless with the SM editor. I have tried, but i cant sync it or get the bpm's right. it's been very hectic for my time schedule to sit and write out this stepfile on the stepmania editor with my other current obligations that i am required to tend to. If you are profficient with SM editor and have some free time on your hands, and would like to make a little extra moola, than this job is for you. the song is quite long and the stepfile is rather difficult. I will send the participant both the .mp3 file for the music as well as my created sheet music for the stepfile. if you can read regular music, you can read my stepfile sheet music. it's very basic really. there are only four differant notes (denoting differant arrows) but the rythms are identical to normal music. for instance, a quarter note on the top line would be the left arrow at a quarter note, an 8th note on the "d" line would be an 8th note down arrow, a 16th note on the "b" line would be a 16th note up arrow, etc. very easy to read but like i said its quite long. if anyone is willing to transfer my stepfile sheet music to the .dwi file required to submit, i would be willing to pay top dollar for your services. pm me for more details or post here. when i say top dollar, i truly mean top dollar. so please, help me out here Stephen __________________

08-8-2007, 10:47 PM	#2
Xandertrax om nom nom Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: CT/VT Age: 34 Posts: 1,495	Re: ATTN: expert stepfile authors What song is it?

08-9-2007, 12:54 AM	#3
jazzcornet FFR Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: newport news, va Age: 39 Posts: 33	Re: ATTN: expert stepfile authors fantaisie brilliante by J.B. Arban. it's a classical etude for trumpet __________________

08-9-2007, 02:34 AM	#4
Lain_Iwakura FFR Player Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Columbia, MD Age: 37 Posts: 1,000	Re: ATTN: expert stepfile authors contact aperson, he might do it __________________ <citruschild> safs

08-9-2007, 02:07 PM	#5
jazzcornet FFR Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: newport news, va Age: 39 Posts: 33	Re: ATTN: expert stepfile authors ok. thanks __________________

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