SHEET MUSIC & MIDI ZIP

[Pawkt]

So as the title explains this is going to be a thread for sheet music regarding Undertale.
If you also have any sheet music to share do not hesitate to throw it down below.

All credit is given where credit is dued.

A big shout out to the ninsheetmusic community
http://forum.ninsheetmusic.org/index.php?topic=7974.0;topicseen

and also a big shout out to MuseScore community
https://musescore.com/groups/1289351

Without people like them, we would most likely not have any transcriptions.
I took no part in any of the transcriptions I merely used their work to give them more notoriety. I also apologize if you are upset with me for doing so, but know none of this was for monetary gain.

Midi File ZIP

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/r6fw1pgijqbxk60/Undertale%20MIDI.zip?dl=0

Sheet Music ZIP

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/y7sq49d09qrtv50/Undertale%20PDF.zip?dl=0

[Cup o' Bug]

Originally posted by xantavianRhythm:

Originally posted by Among the Marked.J2:

Hey a question: I recently got a piano and am still trying to push through kinks of getting your hands to play in synch(the most helpful advice I've found being to treat your hands as one giant 10 fingered hand)

Which of these songs would be best for kind of sliding into that mindset?
(as examples of how I play now I can play portions of Song of Storms, Lost Woods, and Canon, but always with one hand freezing up so the other can work)

Personally I started with Final Fantasy's Prelude theme, really helped keeping my hands lim8er when I was starting out

The very first Final Fantasy, or one of the later ones?

[xantavianRhythm]

Originally posted by Among the Marked.J2:

Originally posted by xantavianRhythm:

Personally I started with Final Fantasy's Prelude theme, really helped keeping my hands lim8er when I was starting out

The very first Final Fantasy, or one of the later ones?

Most preludes run the same leitmotif so either one that gets goin; you can start with just the main melody of running notes going up and down.

[Cup o' Bug]

Originally posted by xantavianRhythm:

Originally posted by Among the Marked.J2:

The very first Final Fantasy, or one of the later ones?

Most preludes run the same leitmotif so either one that gets goin; you can start with just the main melody of running notes going up and down.

Alright, thanks

[Pawkt]

Originally posted by Among the Marked.J2:

Originally posted by xantavianRhythm:

Most preludes run the same leitmotif so either one that gets goin; you can start with just the main melody of running notes going up and down.

Alright, thanks:demoticon:

Everyone learns in their own way.
I personally just play one hand at a time fully memorize both hands and then close my eyes an focus on both at the same time instead of looking. There are a few songs that help you but overall it's just practice practice practice until it's finger memory

[Ehrzeth]

Originally posted by GoatMom:

So I think this arrangement of Death by Glamour is about as accurate as I'm able to get it[www.noteflight.com].

I really don't like how measure 48 sounds but I can't figure it out for the life of me. If anyone else has a better idea for that part,I'd love to hear it.

For measure 48: Maybe make the harpsichord a bit quieter. What bothered me was the noticeable break between measure 48 and 49. Listening to Death by Glamour on the soundtrack, it sounds like the last note of measure 48 goes over into the next measure for about 1 eigth or sixteenth note (or there's an entirely extra note on the first beat of measure 49) or you might try removing the staccato from the last note.

Originally posted by Among the Marked.J2:

Hey a question: I recently got a piano and am still trying to push through kinks of getting your hands to play in synch(the most helpful advice I've found being to treat your hands as one giant 10 fingered hand)

Which of these songs would be best for kind of sliding into that mindset?
(as examples of how I play now I can play portions of Song of Storms, Lost Woods, and Canon, but always with one hand freezing up so the other can work)

Don't be afraid of playing or nervous about what you're playing. That's part of why your hand might freeze up. It's advice I've been given by my piano teacher and by a percussion teacher. Also slow down, like even if you have to play it at like 0.1x the speed, focus more on having your hands play together rather than playing the song at the right tempo. Muscle memory will eventually kick in and you will start playing whatever song you're learning faster.

[★ A s t r o ★]

Smashes hands violently against Piano.

I'M DOING MUSIC DAD. ITS BONE TROUSLE DAD, ITS BONE TROUSLE

[ululu]

Originally posted by ERASE:

Smashes hands violently against Piano.

I'M DOING MUSIC DAD. ITS BONE TROUSLE DAD, ITS BONE TROUSLE

"What are you doing there, son?"
"I'm downloading midi files dad!"
"What's a midi file?"
"I'LL SHOW YOU!"

[Bluegills]

Could you please do "An Ending"? It's one of my favourite piano pieces in the game (esp after 1 minute in).

[Jester Musician]

Hey guys, I arranged Megalovania and Bonetrousle[musescore.com]

You should also check out the arrangement effort over at NinSheetMusic[forum.ninsheetmusic.org].

[Pawkt]

Updated for...

Amalgam

[responsible bedtime]

Originally posted by Sovereign Kitten:

Updated for...

Amalgam

welcome to my special hell

[GothAlice]

My word, Sovereign Kitten, I can't thank you enough. I'll have to dig through the 12 pages of replies so far to see if you ever mention explicit licensing, but in the spirit of sharing here's my version of your arrangement of MeGaLoVania: https://soundcloud.com/gothalice/sans-retribution (released under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share-Alike license with normal and 96KHz lossless downloads provided, with full credit and links provided back here and to the game store page). Eited to add: that was exactly one hour of work in Logic on top of the MIDI lead and bass tracks provided. (Thanks again!)

[Ehrzeth]

Originally posted by GothAlice:

My word, Sovereign Kitten, I can't thank you enough. I'll have to dig through the 12 pages of replies so far to see if you ever mention explicit licensing, but in the spirit of sharing here's my version of your arrangement of MeGaLoVania: https://soundcloud.com/gothalice/sans-retribution (released under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share-Alike license with normal and 96KHz lossless downloads provided, with full credit and links provided back here and to the game store page). Eited to add: that was exactly one hour of work in Logic on top of the MIDI lead and bass tracks provided. (Thanks again!)

From what I can tell Sovereign Kitten isn't the arranger for any of the songs. They've just been kind enough to compile all the different arrangements and transcriptions floating around the internet into this thread and converting them to pdfs and midis. So to credit the arrangement to them would be incorrect, but I find it odd that the name of the arranger isn't on the Megalovania sheet music.

[GothAlice]

Originally posted by Ehrzeth:

From what I can tell Sovereign Kitten isn't the arranger for any of the songs. They've just been kind enough to compile all the different arrangements and transcriptions floating around the internet into this thread and converting them to pdfs and midis. So to credit the arrangement to them would be incorrect, but I find it odd that the name of the arranger isn't on the Megalovania sheet music.

Oh ho! Good catch. I will _immediately_ rectify that. Edited to add: fixed on both tracks, but Ches' Bergentrückung isn't publicly accessible without an account for some reason. :/ Linked, though! :)

[Pawkt]

Yeah, some people have not actually put their names on the sheet music so its pretty unfortunate. I could edit them to say their names an such but for the most part all credit/direct original links are in the descriptions.

I maybe might plan on compiling everything into a zip file but not right now o: