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That's absolutely fine. I'm always glad to help out the new people.

It is safe, you know.....
btw, it didn't do that before...

Download it on another computer and import it with a USB flash drive.

NMV, he doesn't have this. 

Simply, you listen to the song and input the notes you hear into finale. It will require quite a bit of knowledge of note lengths and ear training. But, finale plays it back to you, making it easier. It is always easier to arrange with a piano next to you to try and figure out the notes. If you need to slow it down, I recommend this. It's browser based, completely safe, and has all the features you need right in front of you. Not to mention that its also free.....
And, as I said earlier, you will need finale to transcribe the note you hear. And, if you have trouble, don't worry. We're here to help!

OK, you're right.
It had some sort of IP crisis, and the entire forum and most of the arrangements were lost. It has existed at this location since 2008

I got this \
Just making sure no one post something really long while I type
edit: nvm, NoS is doing it right now.

Nope. It started out as Nintendo only, but we accept all brands here. It's just that everyone here is either a Nintendo or PC gamer. A few people have Vitas, but that's about it.

You can download Finale Notepad for free here:
http://www.finalemusic.com/products/finale-notepad/resources/
It's an intentionally underpowered application meant to convince you to buy the full product, but it will get the job done for a beginner.
It is a bit unintuitive at first, but you'll get the hang of it after a while. There are other cheaper programs out there, but, if you want to get anything on the site, or get feedback from the people here, you will need finale.
You can use a midi keyboard as an input, unless it's mine, which only freezes my computer. 

2008. I haven't even been here for a year, so I don't exactly know that much about its earlier days.

You should know two things about posting requests.
First, you can edit your posts. You can change what the title of the page is in the "Subject" line, thus making it fit the format
Second, you can embed youtube videos with

, easily accessed by clicking on the youtube button in the post reply/edit page.  By putting the link to the video, it will embed itself. NOTE: You NEED to remove the "s" in https, or it will break the link
eg:

Correctly posted:

edit: forgot about the profile pics.
edit edit: looks like you figured it out

Yep. Make sure you provide youtube links, as that's always nice.

On the main site, the only names that should be changed are Fire Emblem Awakening (no colon, unless you go by the European title, which I think keeps the colon), and "Fire Emblem: Sword of Seals," which should be changed to "Fire Emblem: Binding Blade."

THis is all that needs to be done with the FIre Emblem games.

Toby, I just haven't liked your judgment from the start. I'm not entirely sure why, but, like mashi said, you seem to be stating unproven things as fact.

Hey, at least NoC will shut up now.........

[May 27, 1986]

Dragon Quest (Titled Dragon Warrior in NA) -- May 27, 1986
Dragon Quest II: Pantheon of Evil Spirits (Titled Dragon Warrior II in NA, Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line in every english release afterwards) -- January 26, 1987
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies -- July 11, 2009
Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride -- September 27, 1992 (SNES) (July 17, 2008 (DS))

[August 1, 2001]

Golden Sun -- August 1, 2001
Golden Sun: The Lost Age -- June 28, 2002
Golden Sun: Dark Dawn -- October 28, 2010

Kirby:
Kirby & The Amazing Mirror -- April 15, 2004
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards -- March 24, 2000
Kirby Air Ride -- July 11, 2003
Kirby Super Star -- March 21, 1996
Kirby's Adventure -- March 23, 1993
Kirby's Block Ball -- December 14, 1995
Kirby's Dream Land -- April 27, 1992
Kirby's Dream Land 2 -- March 21, 1995
Kirby's Epic Yarn -- October 14, 2010
Kirby: Canvas Curse -- March 24, 2005
Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land (Port of Kirby's Adventure) --   25 October 2002