Here's whats needed for a TetrisMix

[bladerunner627]

I figured a bunch of people would find this useful when wanting to make a tetris remix. I was bored yesterday and I sat in FL trying to figure out the notes to the Tetris song from my head. I think these are pretty accurate.

Picture of notes: http://www.jonathanb...com/tetrisnotes.png

Fruityloops File: http://www.jonathanb..nagel.com/Tetris.flp

It should sound like: http://www.jonathanb..nagel.com/Tetris.mp3

Hope that helps you guys :). Comments?

[Love-Hate-War]

Nice work...but i think there's enough tetris remixes out there tbh

[Love-Hate-War]

Also...i swear there are notes missing in that mp3...it doesnt sound right

[bladerunner627]

It's to the best of what I can remember. :(

[Love-Hate-War]

At 10/8/06 05:12 PM, bladerunner627 wrote: It's to the best of what I can remember. :(

Hmm fair play...maybe i heard a version with extra notes...bonus groovy notes

[ListenToMyMusic]

you just can't beat b0unc3's remix of tetris, I'm not even going to try, lol

[B0UNC3]

Haha, trust me...Thats VERY possible :P

[Khuskan]

My russian friend says it's called the Beggars Song or something like that.

it was either beggar or pedler.. one of the two.

The chord patten is very tricky, and I have yet to hear it correct, even on tracks that use the origiona nes recording.

Back Slashes refer to how many beats each chord lasts. The whole thing is in 4/4

Emin II \ \ Emin \ \ Amin \ \ \ \ Emin II \ \ Emin \ \ A min \ \ \ \ Dmin \ \ \ \ Cmaj \ \ \ \Emin II \ \ Emin \ \ Amin \ \ \ \

Most tracks seem to miss out the all-importan second inversions of the E minor chord, which for my ears is one of the defining points of the songs, as well as a transition between the A minor and the D minor where the bass note A moves up in the last two quavers of that bar to B and then C.

[WinTang]

It's E maj though, root G#, and added dominant 7th (jazz notation: E7/G#).

[VegetarianMeat]

Some of the notes are off. It's not bad, but it could use some work.

[HouseMasta]

ve done two remixes of tetris, and i didnt need to use the notes you gave at the beginning of this thread. eveyone has their own style or way of doing it

[bladerunner627]

At 10/9/06 11:44 AM, HouseMasta wrote: ve done two remixes of tetris, and i didnt need to use the notes you gave at the beginning of this thread. eveyone has their own style or way of doing it

Well it was for those who didn't know the notes. I spent a good 30 minutes on the net trying to find out what they were, but I was unsuccessful. So I just thought up my own...and figured others wouldn't want to go through the trouble...

http://www.google.co..p;btnG=Google+Search

Nothing....

[Khuskan]

At 10/8/06 07:33 PM, WinTang wrote: It's E maj though, root G#, and added dominant 7th (jazz notation: E7/G#).

The gameboy version is a-tonal due to the lack of the extra channels. every other version I heard is in the key of e-minor, including the origional non-tetris version :\

[Khuskan]

At 10/9/06 12:52 PM, Khuskan wrote:

At 10/8/06 07:33 PM, WinTang wrote: It's E maj though, root G#, and added dominant 7th (jazz notation: E7/G#).

The gameboy version is a-tonal due to the lack of the extra channels. every other version I heard is in the key of e-minor, including the origional non-tetris version :\

Oshi, actually you're right.

It is e-major instead of e-minor. The key is A-minor.