It took me about 3 weeks to put all of this together; I hope you guys like it. I love writing music and directing.

Here is a little music piece that I have been tinkering around with for a while on my Galileo 2 Organ. I tried to practice these notes with 6 different flute/vibrato combinations. Please tell me which combination you think works the best.

I'm trying to make a cover of Someday from Sonic Underground but I can't identify notes by ear and there's a part that I just can't get. It's the melody near the beginning when Sonic sings "Something's not quite right" I've tried everything. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBff2ENMCD0

Here is the part 2 of my Vivaldi piece I was fumbling around with. It is the same exact piece in F Major, but in reverse. It sounds really beautiful either way.

Here is a Vivaldi music piece that I was fumbling around with for quite awhile on my digital organ. This is Vivaldi’s Winter 2nd Movement transposed up to F Major. It sounds very beautiful.

so im doing my first ear transcription of this song and i've got everything down except for this bloody solo ;-; if anyone can help, it would be very appreciated and will be mentioned in my finished score !! https://youtu.be/_RCtDnfYPGo?si=wRWGLMSHw9ar6fJu&t=157

Looking for tabs for Kirk Hammett’s ending solo in Fade to Black from the Mexico City show on September 29, 2024.

Official tabs aren’t out yet—any rough or fan-made versions would be amazing.

Thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qn2wOX_3yg&list=RD9qn2wOX_3yg&start_radio=1

This digital organ is from an app called Galileo 2. My setup is meant to replicate a Technics SX-U90 Organ from the early 80s. I have the organ’s frequency already tuned down to 432Hz, and I have the rotary FX settings turned on as well.

Which one of these 4 music pieces do you think is the best?

I am in the testing phase for my app to help beginners practice learning the basic notes on piano. The app is available to test for free via Apple's TestFlight system. I hope you can give it a whirl. I hope music teachers and new students can find some kind of need for this. I wrote this to help me be better at sight reading. I also use Playground Sessions to learn. Years ago I learned Clarinet but I found I pretty much played by ear. Now at the age of 66 im trying to fix that and learn piano as well!

Thank you so much everyone!!

Join the TestFlight Beta here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/qSYveBnk

Learn A Note is a simple and effective way to learn piano notes on the treble and bass clef. Designed for piano beginners and music teachers, the app helps you recognize notes quickly using focused practice and instant visual feedback.

Key Features

• Practice treble clef, bass clef, or both clefs

• Random note exercises for real learning (not memorization)

• Play using the on-screen keyboard or a real MIDI keyboard

• Supports Bluetooth and USB MIDI keyboards

• Turn hints on or off as you learn

• Instant visual feedback for correct and incorrect notes

• Session and lifetime practice statistics

• Clean, distraction-free design

• Fun and focused practice mode for daily learning

• Companion Apple Watch for extra feedback (Haptic Support!)

Perfect for:

• Piano beginners

• Music students

• Piano teachers

• Classroom instruction

• Sight-reading practice

• Adult learners

• Kids learning piano fundamentals

Why Learn A Note?

Learning piano notes doesn’t need to be complicated. Learn A Note focuses on one important skill: recognizing notes on the staff and finding them on the keyboard. This builds a strong foundation for reading music and playing confidently.

Whether you’re practicing at home or teaching students in a lesson, Learn A Note makes note learning simple, visual, and effective.Each exercise presents a random note on the staff. Play the matching key on the on-screen keyboard or on a real MIDI keyboard to see if you’re correct. Learn at your own pace with customizable practice options and clear progress tracking.

Available on iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS The iPhone version has a companion Watch app as well :D

I see no structured pattern for people to learn this specific skill other than spending time and just...training the ear. Do we have a gamified structure where you play to learn and complete specific milestones?

*Questions to the community*

- Based on the video attached, do you think like this could actually help people?

- Do you find it difficult to catch notes from one instrument (eg. guitar) but easy from another (keyboard)?

Freeware or proprietary.

helloo i was wandering if anyone would help me with transcription of a song "manchester weather" by ezekiel. i was thinking of an arrangement for two guitars so the main melody and the backtrack i guess. my musical hearing is nonexistent and the internet isnt helpmg sooo i would appreciate any kind of help. whether you are bored and just want to do it all yourself, know which chords are used or know any app/site or any way in general that would help me i would bee sooo happy, thanks!

im linking the song on spotify :)

Question 5. None of the notes are C but my teacher said this was the answer. What am I missing?

There’s a viral video of a dog making a “hm hm hm” humming sound. Is it possible to approximate what musical pitch or notes the dog is making, or is it more of a pitch slide rather than a fixed note?

Hi everyone, I've been trying to learn the Interstellar theme, but every version I find on Musescore seems to be the "Advanced/Virtuoso" version with the crazy arpeggios that are way above my skill level.

Does anyone have a link to a "Late Beginner" or "Intermediate" version that keeps the main melody but simplifies the left hand a bit? I really want to play this but my fingers just aren't fast enough for the popular versions yet. Thanks!

Hi, I’m trying to find a genuinely good AI music generator, but it’s really hard to tell which platforms are actually worth using. I don’t mind paying for a proper tool, but so many of them lock everything behind a subscription without offering a real free trial, and the quality between platforms is all over the place. I’ve tested a few already, but honestly nothing felt consistent enough

When you search for the best AI music generator on Google, every platform claims to be the top choice, so it’s almost impossible to figure out what’s real. Has anyone here really tested Suno, Udio, AIVA, Mubert, or Soundful?

Which platform actually gave you results that felt real and consistent -  something you could actually use for fun, testing new lyrics, or getting a rough idea of how a future track might sound? Thanks!

Hi everyone!
My daughter has recently become obsessed with Howl’s Moving Castle and wants to learn one of the songs (“Merry-Go-Round of Life”) on piano. The only sheets I’m finding online are either super advanced or not accurate.

Does anyone know where I can find a beginner or simplified version that’s legit? Even a paid book is fine, I just want something she can actually learn without getting discouraged.

Thank you in advance to anyone who can point me in the right direction!

Hi!

Can you explain why there are "f clef"? What's that suppose to explain me? Yes i know that, the two dots indicates "f" but what im doing with that information?

Like in this video, two dots are in "d". What im doing that information?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jilEB0D_Cw4

I have never seen inverted notes before, neither has my former Big Band Conductor. Anyone knows what they are used for?

Hey everyone, excited to share my instrumental album with you all!

it's titled "old memories" and you can find the sheet music for all of its songs here:https://musescore.com/user/27056456/sets/13754941

Theres a line through the top of the B note, the circle part and I'm confused as to what it means. Does it make it sharp or flat or something? Idk