Guild Wars 2

I made a character based off Sexy Saxman, and I was wondering if someone could assist me, someone who’s skilled with this stuff. [1-8 notes] () = High octave [] = Low Octave

ex. 1-2 (3)

I’d appreciate it if someone can help me out here. Thanks!

Umm, that song is a 5-minute song, and I don’t have a permanent bell =(

Do you want the melody of the intro (the sax at the beginning)?
Or the verses?
Or the refrain, starting from “I’m never gonna dance again..”?
Or the entire song? o.O

-laughs- A choir bell killed me. True story. I saw the Reddit stuff and decided to test a song or two on a consumable bell. Unfortunately I lack anything resembling musical talent, so I was just tapping the numbers by rote off the list. For the Star Wars theme there were useful spaces between numbers to indicate pauses.

Well, I -do- have some skill in copy-typing. So as I hit the numbers, I also instinctively hit the space bar rather than just pausing … and I’d chosen to be on a ledge over a long drop in Divinity’s Reach. Next thing I know I’ve jumped forward to my doom. Alas, the bell despawned.

On the bright side, before my demise I could tell that the Star Wars theme was very recognizable on the bell once I got the right speed of ringing the notes.

The main saxophone part is usually played in D minor, which, great job intuiting that! However! It’s not possible on the bells because the B flat is not included in the scale. You have a D dorian mode, (on a piano, all white keys in sequence from D to the next octave D in order of increasing pitch.)

SO, being that it’s a minor key, it can be transposed to A minor, thus, it would be something like this:

I will use numbers to indicate octaves, so A(3) means play A on the highest octave, A(1) means lowest octave (press 9 to get to the lowest until 9 isn’t available, press 0 to get to the highest until 0 isn’t available).

To translate my letter notes into the notes on the bell (the one you can play in town, not the one in the mini-game, which works differently), use the following (numbers are the notes on a bell, letters are the notes in the scale)

D = 1
E = 2
F = 3
G = 4
A = 5
B = 6
C = 7
D = D(2) = 8 (a note here, the upper octave D in any scale is also the lower octave D in any proceeding scale, so 8 in the lowest scale is also 1 in the next scale)

Thus, Careless Whisper’s sax part goes something like:
B(3), A(3), E(3), C(2) , B(3), A(3), E(3), C(2) —-- G(3), F(3), C(2), A(2) , G(3), F(3), C(2), A(2) —-- F(3), E(3), C(2), A(2) F(2) [hold] —-- E(2) F(2) G(2) A(2) B(2) C(2) D(3) E(3) [repeat]

To translate that to bell numbers (on the in-town choir bell), you would press in the order of something like, (parenthetical numbers indicate changing the octave)

6, 5, 2(9), 7 – 6, 5, 2(9), 7 – (0)4, 3(9), 7, 5 – (0)4, 3(9), 7, 5 – 4, 3(9), 7, 5, 3 [hold] —- 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, (0)2

Was there another part you wanted?