This is Action Figure Hands from Halo Wars OST.
The .rar file contains a .midi and a .pdf.
Arranged by Mortenkul at yourube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLrh9NUFeD4
He improvised in the video, but the imrpovised chords are not in the sheets.
If you have problems opening the .rar file, just post a comment.
Difficulty for the average pianist is 3/10
A transcription of the song played on the 'Press Start' screen on Halo: Waypoint. The song is a remix of the track 'Work Burns and Runaway Grunts' from Halo Wars.
ZIP file contains:
- MuseScore file
- MIDI file
- PDF file
Well i already know how to playthis song.Just need someone to transcribe it.
Heres the sketch:
NOw i need someone that can transcribe it.If yes leave your email so i can send you the notes without my touch n the song.
I am a junior in high school and i would like to do something with halo for a solo or even a group. I am a trumpet player and i would prefer the main song of halo wars (the one that plays while your in the main menu) If you could get that it would be great
this is a rough copy of the start of x-06 from the halo wars DVD extras soundtrack tell me what you think and how i can improve it
hi i was wondering could anyone to the song X-06 from the halo wars DVD extras album.
I kinda wanted to learn how to play Bad Day Here and Action FIgure Hands from the halo wars soundtrackon the piano. Can anyone create sheet music for it? much appreciated
I was wondering if someone wouldn't mind making the sheet music to "Insignificantia" from Halo Wars.
This transcription is not mine, mainly for those who really want it. Are we allowed to post other people's sheet music here?
(reply to yup987): here you go, sorry it took so long.
Can someone please transcribe the song Spirit of Fire into a Piano score?
Thank you
[b]ADMIN UPDATE: Since this request is filled I'm moving the request out of the Sheet Music DB.[/b]
Action music from Halo Wars which can be heard during epic battles and attacking enemy bases, composed by Stephen Rippy. Easy to play.
This is a very easy transcription since it's very hard to transcribe with so much percussion and effects like this song. However, I hope you'll enjoy it.
Another mostly positive review for Halo Wars up at Spong:
I still enjoyed Halo Wars. I even enjoyed the cut-scenes that powered the single-player's short, 15 episode (mission) game along. The simple reason for my enjoyment is that Ensemble Studios (rest its soul) has produced an intelligent game that can be slipped into with or without an in-depth knowledge of what preceded it. It can, in fact, be slipped into without much previous knowledge of RTS games.
Soulskill has posted a review of Halo Wars over at Slashdot. Generally his opinion was positive. He sums up the game thusly:
My opinions and views on Halo Wars have, for the past couple weeks, been changing as often as my pants - once every few days - as new material comes out. As of right now, though, my enthusiasm, while still present, has reached its lowest point yet on its long descent from pre-E3 2007.
We have a well defined, carefully orchestrated, properly planned universe to explore not exploit.
--Frank O'Connor, July 2008, GameFocus
I can tell you that if you could think of a game that would work with a party atmosphere that would not gut the franchise, or milk it, we would think about it, seriously.
Jason Pace, January 2009, Videogamer.com
What's next? January 2009, Microsoft announces Halo Kart, Halo Halo Revolution and Halo Smash Brawl?
What part of a "party atmosphere" game in the Halo universe could possibly be exploration and not exploitation? How about a nice clear line in the sand now, not just "we know what we're doing"-- how about a laundry list of what you won't do? Promise us no karaoke, no karting games, no minigolf. Please.
RTS? We'll see, the demo is out any minute.
MMO? Don't blame them for trying, although I think something like this is just a lot harder to execute than a shooter, and the further away the franchise gets from Bungie the harder it is to execute.