Sheet music for Solstice

[Vox]

I've started work on another remix of the Solstice game, using live Violin, Piano, Guitar, and Bass.

Other than repeatedly listening to the game music over and over again, I was wondering if anyone knew where I could get a hold of the sheet music for this game, or perhaps already had it and would let me have a copy.

I've done some cursory google searches, in addition to checking out Tim Follin's personal webpage and whatnot, and have been unable to find anything thus far.

Halp?!

(I'm assuming this is the correct place to post this btw.)

[prophetik]

you could find the sheet music somewhere - maybe - but you'd be far better off learning it by ear. ear training is one of the most overlooked skills of a musician today, and it's absolutely critical to your core as a musician.

[Vox]

I'm capable of doing so, there are just a few parts in the OP that are fast enough that I'm having trouble picking out individual notes.

There are also so things I wanted to do with the sheet music regarding keys and time signatures, and it really helps my thought process to be able to see those things in front of me.

I plan on doing this irregardless, but the sheet music would go a long way towards speeding things up. :/

I appreciate the comments though. I smiled when I read that, because I just started the slow process of teaching myself perfect pitch a few weeks ago.

[prophetik]

something i do to work out particularly fast passages is to slow it down using audacity's "change tempo" effect. it allows you to slow audio files down - albeit with some distortion, but the pitches are intact.

[Vox]

Well thanks for the idea there, I've been doing that with Audacity and it does help tremendously. I appreciate that!

Although if anyone else happens to come across the sheet music I'd still be much obliged.
:D

[Schwaltzvald]

How about sheet music displayed via youtube while it plays the music..?

[Vox]

That would be pretty incredible actually.