Boards of Canada Kaini Industries

Hello!

I Don't listen to Boards of Canada that much but today was a BoC day!

Now I can't get "Kaini Industries" out of my head (not the end of the track) And I really want to play this tune on my synth just for fun. Anyone got the notes?

What do you think about this piece?

:)

Amazing. I've been listening to nothing but BOC and WagagWaga these days...

Might try and play it on my piano or recreate it in renoise for fun too.

ten out of ten

  On 9/27/2012 at 7:27 PM, cern said:

Hello!

 

I Don't listen to Boards of Canada that much but today was a BoC day!

 

Now I can't get "Kaini Industries" out of my head (not the end of the track) And I really want to play this tune on my synth just for fun. Anyone got the notes?

 

What do you think about this piece?

 

:)

not at my computer with my transcription at the moment so, ill refer you to google for the time being. there's a guitar tab out on the web somewhere that is pretty damn close (maybe one note off), and mapped out into the appropriate time divisions as well. then you can read off the notes and the relative octave span.

use your ears.

i've been really getting into boc lately. it's inspiring me.

I love how they paid so much attention to the synth. It's not just a simple melody played over and over, every note changes like a vowel.

And the flute at the end... damn.

Okay, I'm kinda bored so I'm gonna pick up a guitar and take a couples minutes to learn the gist of it.

R = repeat

X= rest (for step sequencer purposes)

8va = octave up ("above")

8vb = octave down ("below")

couple things:

1) I've never notated things like this, so bear with me

2) yes, the E# is enharmonically correct, I'm not trolling...if I had notated the song in Ab instead of G#, we'd be using Cb, so...)

3) I couldn't think of a good way to denote octaves (this song is an octave/big-interval-jump nightmare)

4) like I said I did my best...if anyone actually plugs this into a step sequencer, you should post it!

G# - X - X - A# - B(8va) - B(8va) - A# - B(8va) - X - A#(8va) - F# - B(8vd) - X - G# - F#

D# - X - X -X - D#(8vd) - X - X - X - X - X - F#(8va) - X - X - X - G#(8va) - X

G# - X - X - A# - D# - D# - A# - D# - F# - F#(8va) - F# (8va) - A# - F#(8va) - F#(8va) - X

C# - X - D# - E#(8va) - D# - X - E#(8va) - X - B(8va) - X - E#(8va) - B(8va) - E#(8va) - A# (8va) - F#(8va) - X

Ooops, I mean:

G# - X - X - A# - B(8va) - B(8va) - A# - B(8va) - X - A#(8va) - F# - B( 8va) - B(8vd) - X - G# - F#

D# - X - X -X - D#(8vd) - X - X - X - X - X - F#(8va) - X - X - X - G#(8va) - X

G# - X - X - A# - D# - D# - A# - D# - F# - F#(8va) - F# (8va) - A# - F#(8va) - G#(8va) - G#(8va) - X

C# - X - D# - E#(8va) - D# - X - E#(8va) - X - B(8va) - X - E#(8va) - B(8va) - E#(8va) - A# (8va) - F#(8va) - X

Couldn't you have just asked Stephen Wilkinson?

  On 9/30/2012 at 5:12 PM, Rhombix said:

Couldn't you have just asked Stephen Wilkinson?

Perhaps

Someone re-created it in fruity loops a few years ago. If you were to find it, download the file, and open it in FL Studio, than then you'd see all of the notes.

  On 9/30/2012 at 6:16 PM, Murveman said:

Someone re-created it in fruity loops a few years ago. If you were to find it, download the file, and open it in FL Studio, than then you'd see all of the notes.

Or you could just scroll up and look at my post which has all the notes.

Which one do you think is nicer?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVFZuP4Y70k&fmt=18

  On 9/29/2012 at 2:29 AM, Rhombix said:

And the flute at the end... damn.

it's a sample....

i mean, 5 or 6 seconds from a doc...