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04 Dec 09 - 12:09 AM (#2780228) Subject: Free printable sheetmusic blanks online From: Desert Dancer Print out sheetmusic blank pages from this web site: http://www.blanksheetmusic.net/ Very, very cleverly done. Options for TAB layouts, as well as normal 5-line staffs; grouped staves, etc. Poke around -- you can create your own type of layout from a variety of useful features, or select from an assortment of layouts (see the "Staff Paper Directory" link to that page). No logging in is required, but if you want to save your custom layout and return to it later, you can create an account and do so. We used it once for mando TAB pages, just went back today because my son was wanting some pages for percussion work. ~ Becky in Tucson |
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04 Dec 09 - 02:32 AM (#2780254) Subject: RE: Free printable sheetmusic blanks online From: GUEST,Ralphie Thanks DD. I'm rubbish at drawing Treble Clefs freehand!!! |
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04 Dec 09 - 05:23 AM (#2780317) Subject: RE: Free printable sheetmusic blanks online From: alex s Many thanks, DD, this is great |
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04 Dec 09 - 05:54 AM (#2780329) Subject: RE: Free printable sheetmusic blanks online From: manitas_at_work There's also this http://www.dolmetsch.com/manuscriptpaper.htm |
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04 Dec 09 - 06:42 AM (#2780356) Subject: RE: Free printable sheetmusic blanks online From: Deckman THANK YOU ... this is going to be very very useful to me. Bob(deckman)Nelson |
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04 Dec 09 - 04:37 PM (#2780834) Subject: RE: Free printable sheetmusic blanks online From: McGrath of Harlow A seven string tab option I see. Never seen an instrument that would call for that. |
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04 Dec 09 - 09:27 PM (#2781020) Subject: RE: Free printable sheetmusic blanks online From: Rowan And all this time I've been using an Excel file I created with cell rows narrowed and bordered. Cheers, Rowan |
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04 Dec 09 - 09:42 PM (#2781026) Subject: RE: Free printable sheetmusic blanks online From: Ross Campbell Somewhere upstairs I have a seven-string guitar, bought for curiosity value more than anything else and described then as a Georgian guitar (also seen it described as a Russian guitar). I just tuned the extra string down to low D. YouTube clips here Two alternative tunings appear on these clips:- ADGCFAD AEADFsharpBB Or you can treat an eight-string guitar as a seven-course instrument like this guy. Any advance on eight? I used to play a Portuguese Mandolin (Thuringer Waldzither) with nine, but they were set up in five courses GCGDA, the single string was the low G. Ross |
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05 Dec 09 - 05:35 AM (#2781171) Subject: RE: Free printable sheetmusic blanks online From: Geoff the Duck 7 string banjo. Numerous discussions of them on Mudcat. Quack! GtD. |
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05 Dec 09 - 06:12 AM (#2781186) Subject: RE: Free printable sheetmusic blanks online From: treewind Try 7 string bass on YouTube too! (I found these recently, when looking for something else and getting distracted) Anahata |