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[ShyYoshiGuy]

Sure, I could add the percussion. If someone wanted to, they could tap their piano with their fingers. Don’t tell me how it goes right away, but how would you notate that? I hear two types of tones, so would it be little ‘x’ notes on two separate lines on the treble clef?

[Libera]

Yeah something like that would work.  You can create the x noteheads using staff styles if you didn't know how to.

[ShyYoshiGuy]

Ok, I’ll figure that out. Does it matter which lines/spaces they go on?

[Libera]

Not particularly, but I usually try to mimic the position from standard drum music notation.  i.e. bass-like percussion goes on the lowest gap, snare-like percussion goes on the third gap from the bottom etc.  But really provided that it's readable it should be fine.

[ShyYoshiGuy]

Then cool, I’ll go with the F space and C space when I finally get around to it.

[ShyYoshiGuy]

Anyways, it's updated. I left the final measure like this (I noticed three types of drum) since NotePad doesn't percuss:

Obviously incorrect final measure.

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[Libera]

Anyways, it's updated. I left the final measure like this (I noticed three types of drum) since NotePad doesn't percuss:

Since this is just a cue, I'd suggest combining the two higher pitched sounds since they sound like the same drum with slightly different articulations.

If you're happy with this:

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I'll upload these files and accept.

[ShyYoshiGuy]

I’m happy with it, yeah. Go on ahead, thank you.

[Zeta]

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