Khrono

Ok finally got around to doing this one. plan to attempt to knock out a few others later today maybe or next week. LoZ Song of Storms.ahk Edit: I can also do the background part if someone wants it for duet purposes.

really? knew what it was right away. tbf that was a shitty auto piano playing it. but notes are notes. the key parts of the song were right there and clear. Maybe you are thinking of the vocals part?

ok, do you know how to properly read sheet music? because I can see how some of this would throw someone off if they didn't know. Edit: I think I might have found another issue... you have a very very small sub-section of the full song. This link gives you the full song in piano which works on accordion and you can play the song on the site to hear the tune. https://www.musicnotes.com/sheetmusic/mtd.asp?ppn=MN0063740

Another good tip for you guys, you don't need to transpose from another instrument to accordion if the instrument is in the key of C. i.e. piano, flute, guitar, banjo,bass,cello, etc. are all in the key of C same as the accordion so sheet music written for that just use the cheat sheet I provided and you are set. instruments in other keys will need to be transposed to the key of c before applying the cheat sheet in order for it to sound right.

no problem. we need to all share any info that will help us all get more songs made for ahk.

depends. if the notes are on the same octave in game just put both notes in the same lines. i.e. send {d down}{a down} sleep delayTime sleep delayTime send {d up}{a up} that would play both an a and d keys in game together as a cord. and count as a single dash being done on both notes. If it requires different numbered octaves, its not going to be possible. I've made a cheatsheet that tells you the irl letter of the notes and the key to press in game as well as show you where the octave changes using the in game keys are. the i key in game is the same as the a key in the next highest octave. the in game keys are laid out like a piano so w,e,r,y,u are used for the sharps and flats of a,s,d,f,g,h,j. It sounds really complicated but its not. I am just horrible at explaining things trust me lol. my letters are the smaller non bold ones, those correspond to in game key strokes. the numbers the octave numbers in game. I hope you guys find this helpful. More people who know how to do this means more music we can all play. If you have anymore questions or need for tips just ask I don't mind sharing the tricks I have found so far.

you transfer it in by typing it in manually. I've come up with a rule of thumb, no dashes is a 16th note, 1 dash is an eighth note, 2 dashes is a quarter note, 4 dashes is a half note, etc. It is how I've done every song I've posted. and manually punched them in while looking at the sheet music on my 2nd monitor.

Feeling that Legend of Zelda kick today so here is another one. I think next I want to do song of storms. LoZ Lost Woods.ahk

Well I have a musical background and actually transpose the sheet music into the notes for the game. so it does speed the process up if you know how to read sheet music. That said I had the idea that some of us might love to play a certain little jingle when a crew member is digging up treasure. LoZ OoT Treasure Chest Song.ahk

if you open the .ahk in notepad you can edit it. on the very bottom you will see what F key it was set to just change that to w/e key you want and save the file again. Also to prevent the game from going crazy. you right click to freeplay with the accordion selected press the hotkey you've set it to, to start it. then press it again when you are done with that song to turn it off. the hotkey is a toggle. sometimes it will finish the song on a note and then just hold that note, just click exit on the freeplay and it will stop then right click to bring freeplay back up, rinse and repeat with the next song.

Ok I saw someone had asked for The Imperial March, here you go. I like how it turned out so enjoy. Imperial March (Vader Theme).ahk