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General Discussion » Website with MIDI/sheet music/guitar tabs for Amiga music

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apocalyptiq 4 Posts #1175 (12 years, 3 months ago)	A few years ago I wanted to play on guitar some tunes from Amiga games - coudn't find any guitar tabs, but found out that it is pretty easy to get music notes from module files. I've found out that many people are looking either for guitar tabs, just to play these tunes, or sheet music/MIDI, to make remix, but the only website with such as MIDI's is VGMusic.com , but they don't have many Amiga music, and as I see their MIDI's are self-made (not all notes are the same as in original tunes). The point is - why don't create such as website? I was already doing some guitar tabs out of Amiga modules, mostly from games, so I could make some, but it would be great if somebody would be able to help me. And - are there more people here, who would find such as website useful, for example for making own fan-remixes?
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