NWC file, or link me to a composing program like NWC, and link me to a Yakety Sax file for that program?Īll help is appreciated! If I ever end up homeless, and it's just me and my saxophone, I'm pretty sure I could make a living off of playing these songs by heart on the street J/PĪlso, if you haven't gotten it yet, here's the free version of Noteworthy software, and here's the site with a bunch of mario//zelda//random game music for the NWC composer, so you can learn how to play video game music on whichever instrument you play, assuming you play one.Įdit: By the way, "Yakety Sax" is the true name of the Benny Hill theme song. So, is there anybody on this forum who could either A) link me to a Yakety Sax. I'm sure I could find sheet music of it somewhere, but since I'm kind of a n00b at the saxophone it helps to be able to play along with the song in a program like that to learn it, especially since it allows me to slow the song down. Since he passed away in October 2013 these are now all Collectible items. 4 credits Premium Where Have You Been ARTY, Annie Schindel.
However, I was unable to find the song "Yakety Sax" available for this program. Wurlitzer Style 125, 150 & 165 MIDI Files. 3 credits Premium Thousand Lives Arty, Stadiumx, Jason Walker. After not playing my saxophone for four years, I used this program and within one hour I was able to nail down the Zelda Overworld Theme at about 70% of its normal speed. I tried composing my own music, found out I was horrible at it, so now I used it to download and learn familiar songs on my alto saxophone.
The program lets you compose your own music, or download other people's composed music. I downloaded this program called Noteworthy Composer. If you download a program called Notation Composer (Im pretty sure it has a free trial), you can import MIDI files (which can be found in abundance with a. My Favorite Midi File Collection - Ross Menoher Yakety Sax rock73.mid Cruzn With Abby Midis Yakety Sax YaketySax.mid ROCK N ROLL MUSIC ROOM 2 YAKETY SAX yaketysax.
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