ACOS Transcription Book?

[Ael]

So we have the huge Dream Theater Anthology, the newly made Keyboard Anthology...I think that they should do "A Change of Seasons" as a fully transcribed part (all instruments), and should make it available...there are plenty of parts in there I'd love to play, but I'm sure cover bands and other musicians would get a blast out of this...so yea what do you all think? Or what should be the next thing that Dream Theater puts out in terms of playable parts?

[Keyplayer]

I think a ACOS transcription book would be great!! I used to play ACOS but more and more I found out that what I was playing wasn't all correct! And I think that there are more people who would appreciate it.
We could allways give it a shot, with help from all of us to create a perfect midifile from it.
I think it would be worth the trying!
Daan

[Ael]

Yea, but not so much the midi even...a full band written out transcription.

[Keyplayer]

Guess it's my english but what do mean with ''but not so much the midi even..."? Do you think making a midifile won't work?

[Ael]

Well you can record the midi file but the notation is gonna be off the wall.

[Keyplayer]

You can use midi software with which you can write down all the notes one by one. I think a greater problem is figuring out which notes to write down...

[Liquid Shadow]

There's a very accurate Guitar Pro tab at www.mysongbook.com

[Georges]

Well you can record the midi file but the notation is gonna be off the wall.

When I do a transcription, I enter it note by note via mouse with normal notation view. Bakerman does it the same I guess but with piano roll view rather than standard note view.

[Tabs]

If we ever get the chance to do a second Full Score Anthology or another Key Anthology, ACOS will DEFINITELY be in it!

Ryan

[fabien labonde]

i posess a "tif" file : 85 pages of transcription for A Change Of Seasons(vocals, guitars, bass, drums and other). By "other" , they mean "us" : keyboards !
It doesn't mention the authors of the transcription.

[Bakerman]

It's likely the book from Shinko, which isn't known for accurate transcriptions. A Shinko book is really just that much more of a reason for someone else to publish a decent version. :-)