I will do full band arrangements
Music Transcriptionist and Arranger
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About this Gig
This gig is not intended for orchestral music. It is designed for a typical popular music band setup: drums, lead vocals, bass, guitar, second guitar, and piano. You can request different instruments or add more as needed within this gig. The full list of instruments can be found in the FAQ section.
You'll be able to choose your preferred delivery formats, including GuitarPro, MuseScore, PDF, TABs, MIDI, and XML. The PDF option includes the full score with all instruments (conductor's score), as well as individual parts.
By default, arrangements follow a direct approach, aiming to capture the vibe of the original song as closely as possible. In many cases, this results in a direct transcription. In others, it may involve arranging based on the chosen instrumentation or adapting studio production elements into a live, playable arrangement.
For more complex requests such as specific modulations, extended solos, or structural changes, please contact me first, as this may require additional investment. You can also include notes and preferences when placing your order.
Let's bring your project to life. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
Instruments:
Any instrument
File format:
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MIDI
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MusicXML
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Tabs
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MSCZ
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Other
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FAQ
Which instruments do you work with?
Drums, bass, spanish guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, keys, EWI, tenor sax, alto sax, baritone sax, trumpet, trombone, flute, clarinet, violin, viola, cello, double bass, shaker, tambourine, lead vocals and backing vocals. If you need other instruments, feel free to ask.
What is a monophonic instrument?
A monophonic instrument can only play one note at a time (e.g., flute or voice). For this gig, any instrument that never plays more than one note at once is considered monophonic. For example, a melodic guitar playing single notes (no chords) is considered monophonic.
What is a polyphonic instrument?
A polyphonic instrument can play multiple notes at the same time (e.g., piano or guitar with chords). For this gig, any instrument that plays more than one note at once at any point is considered polyphonic. For example, a solo guitar part with some chords or double stops is considered polyphonic.
Can you work from an existing score or file?
Yes, but it will not reduce the price.
How do revisions work?
In the rare case that the first delivery isn’t perfect, revisions ensure you receive the product as agreed, with top priority. They also sometimes cover small subjective details (like title size or enharmonic accidentals), but not things outside the original scope such as formats, song changes, etc.

