I've just bought a decent quality keyboard but find myself still completely music illiterate. I've been wanting to play "The Rip" with my brother's pseudo band so if anyone of you knows the notes played on the synth throughout the song and feels like letting me know, I would very much appreciate it and god would spare the life of a puppy, a small one.

Chords:

E minor (play 4 times)

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F Major (4 times)

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E minor (4 times)

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C Major (3 times)

B minor (1 time)

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A minor (4 times)

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B Flat Major (4 times)

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A minor (4 times)

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G Major (4 times)

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then repeat. the lines separate each measure. i wrote sheet music for this but can't upload it.

oh and the chords have to arpeggiated
 

 edit: nvm, got my scanner working. a large moth was lodged inside!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27077975@N03/2688828839/sizes/l/

 it's rather rough, but the chords i wrote down above should clear up any confusion. cheers!
 

Thank you lots, mate!

I'll check that out in a few minutes and see how it turns out. I really appreciate it lots.

You wouldn't happen to know the notes of the Machine Gun keyboard solo, would you? (I know it may be pushing it, but I just had to ask)

Thanks again!

no problem. let me know how it goes.

as for machine gun, for the final synth solo, I've transcribed:

a minor

G Major 

F Major

a minor

But I'm told this song is actually written in c# minor, so you can transcribe it down to that scale. I'm not too sure about the chords either; it's really hard to transcribe this song, but this might give you a jumpstart in figuring out the right ones. Cheers
 

Just tried playing The Rip on the k/b. You've hit the spot, mate. It's really easy to play and it sounds awesome. Thank you so much for the heads up. I'll give the Machine solo a try later on, and try to work it out. Again, thanks a lot!