Little question: are there any partitions out there now? I've waited one month already, so if it stays like this and nobody is against it, I'm going to transcribe them.

Either way I'll get my piano hands on those pieces...

Be careful, nobody will understand you if you write "partitions": the correct term is score.

To answer your question, the only score you may find is the one given by Hamauzu during the Square Enix Party, but it had I think only 1 or 2 tracks and is most likely very hard to find.

So yes, you can transcribe.

Oh right, partitions is a bit too French. But sheet music is understandable right?

By the way, you have those scores of the Square Enix Party somewhere?

Transcribing is a bit against the author's rights in terms of the right to publish the score, and also the right to adapt his music. It could have economical consequences like Hamauzu being unable to get the optimal profit out of publishing his score in the future. But oh well....

Afaik Hamauzu is still an employee of SE, not a freelancer, and as such has a stable income most likely not depending on the actual amount of work he does or the amount of sales his work does.

Now how didn't I come up with that reasoning! That means the employer SE has all the author's rights, unless the contract says differently. And SE has enough money already, so no problem then.

All pianists keep your eyes peeled on my transcription thread, I've already transcribed Kaki and Soaring Wings. More to come.

This is the sheet music from the Square Enix Party.

http://www.squarehaven.com/media/070...y/SQEP_145.jpg

My god, I transcribed that piece just a second ago, now I don't have the intention to change it to that score...

Mmm, on second thought, maybe I'll change it to that.