TF2 Sheet music

Anyone know of or have the power to create TF2 sheet music. Preferablly in the key of C.



P.S. I could of sworn I posted this already (used the search tool) but I guess not

maybe if u contact valve u may b able to purchase the sheet music from there. Or you may have to go digging for the company or orchestra who compiled the music and buy it off them.

What instrument are you looking to play it on?
I know that there are several free programs which allow you to write music, I had a great one a while back, but I think I uninstalled it. Then the only problem is figuring out what to write. In the past, I've taken the music file on my iPod (I play the sax), played one phrase, written down what it is, played the next phrase, written it out etc. until I get to the end. Then I play it through, make sure everything's good, then you can write it up in a sheet music program.

I understand if you don't want to invest time in doing something like this, finding sheet music can be a real pain.
GL, anyway.

I know some sheet music programs play back wat you write which makes it easier to hear if u got it right or not. I googled tf2 and sheet music and i couldnt really find much. I think there might not b any sheet music avaliable for tf2 unfortunately

http://www.911tabs.com/tabs/m/misc_computer_games/team_fortress_2_theme_tab.htm

Guitar and Bass tabs will respectively give you guitar and bass parts. They don't appear to be very well made.

The Power tab and Guitar Pro Tab appear to feature all/most instruments.

Powertab is a freeware app that can be downloaded here: http://www.power-tab.net/guitar.php
I don't use it so I can't guarantee it will have proper notation

Guitar Pro is a program you have to pay for. Though its not encouraged, its not hard to get free.
Guitar Pro (in spite of it's name) is a great simple chart program that works for all instruments. The program will play your composition (or chart for a known piece) back for you using simple MIDI. The sound engine is cheesy, but not half bad. Unfortunately I don't have my version of Guitar Pro updated so I can't check the chart for you.

It's a bit harder to use, since there's no GUI for it, but I recommend LilyPond (http://lilypond.org/web/) to make sheet music.  It's text based (you have to make your own text file to make the sheet music), but you can make the files really quickly once you figure out the syntax.  It produces beautiful sheetmusic at the end.

Edit: Woot! 1000 posts!

Finale is good if you're serious about it, but you need musical background.

Quote:
Finale takes forever even if you do have a musical background

lol, this is true. Finale is for the hardcore people.