Fatality Music Mk2 Arcade?
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Fatality Music Mk2 Arcade?
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posted12/20/2005 09:17 PM (UTC)by
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05/14/2005 12:54 AM (UTC)
I made a post like this awhile ago, but it has since gone to lower pages without answer. I thought I'd try again.
My question:
What are the notes for the Fatality in Mk2?
I don't mean that cool warping noise when fatality is announced at the very end(that would be difficult to describe in terms of notes), what I want is just the beginning 3 notes and then the one note that plays just as the fatality finishes. "doo-doo-dooo... doooo!"
Know what I mean?
I don't want them in sheet music, as I can't read it, I'd just like anyone who knows to tell me which notes they are .i.e. : middle c, low d, high... etc.
If you can help, thanks. I'm sure at least someone will know.
My question:
What are the notes for the Fatality in Mk2?
I don't mean that cool warping noise when fatality is announced at the very end(that would be difficult to describe in terms of notes), what I want is just the beginning 3 notes and then the one note that plays just as the fatality finishes. "doo-doo-dooo... doooo!"
Know what I mean?
I don't want them in sheet music, as I can't read it, I'd just like anyone who knows to tell me which notes they are .i.e. : middle c, low d, high... etc.
If you can help, thanks. I'm sure at least someone will know.
This tune is quite simple. But the difficult part is to make it sound like in the game, because of the effects applied to it. Besides it's more like drum beats than actual melody. However, I just executed some fatality and I think it goes something like...
A# - A - D - *fatality sounds* - C#
And then is this cool warping noise, which basically can be aquired by sliding down from C# to A#. But don't expect it to sound that cool if you'll just play it on the piano without SFX
Hope this helps
A# - A - D - *fatality sounds* - C#
And then is this cool warping noise, which basically can be aquired by sliding down from C# to A#. But don't expect it to sound that cool if you'll just play it on the piano without SFX
Hope this helps
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No problem
The # symbol means that you have to play a note halftone higher, which basically is the next key on the keyboard. It's not always mean that you play 'black key', but in this case - yes.
So if you want to play A# then push the black key next to A (on the right side of course). And similarly with C#.
The # symbol means that you have to play a note halftone higher, which basically is the next key on the keyboard. It's not always mean that you play 'black key', but in this case - yes.
So if you want to play A# then push the black key next to A (on the right side of course). And similarly with C#.
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Thanks. I get it now... Just about!
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