Undertale - Dummy! (Piano Arrangement)

Mad Dummy is getting cotton all over the sheet music.
★ The Song
　Dummy! by Toby Fox
　Arrangement by Bitlet (Me!)
　Buy the Original: tobyfox.bandca...
　Buy the Arrangement: mymusic.st/bit...
★ Software Used
　Musescore 4
　Ultralight MIDIPlayer
　Adobe After Effects
★ Notes
　This arrangement was made with inspiration from ViddyWell's cover ( • UNDERTALE - DUMMY! (Pi... ) and Lattice's Spider Dance cover ( • Undertale - Spider Dan... ).
　There was no official sheet music for the cover. And while it was very good, I still couldn't help but feel that a reworked arrangement of the song would be able to unleash more potential. With this in mind, I reimagined it to my personal liking. I hope you enjoy the piece! :D

[@cocopop183]

one of my favorite songs on the sound track. Undertale music got me into piano playing but i havent actually done much music stuff in ages

[@Carhack-yl5pu]

0:33 my left hand trying to stretch: Great arrangement of one of my favorites from Undertale!

[@Howdy-Harry]

This is the best song for a pub

[@ama0734]

the world revolving next please!

[@danialtemirbekov1279]

thanks for notes!

[@Sussy_Mewo]

Give me a piano, now. Imma play it

[@cinop0]

Radiance please

[@AstonJMusique]

This is not Dummy. This is Ghost Fight. The fight with Nabstablook has this as its theme. P.S I a sorry, I didn’t know that Dummy was just Faster Ghost Fight. Sry

[@Bitlet_]

Dummy! is played at 250 (or 125) BPM in the key of D Minor. Ghost Fight is played at 112.5 BPM in the key of D Minor. While the key is the same, the tempo is significantly slower. Dummy! spans roughly 2:26 in length. Ghost Fight spans roughly 0:57 in length, which is not only notably shorter than this cover but also shorter than the original Dummy!. Consequently, Dummy!'s sheet music spans 6 pages, while that of Ghost Fight only spans a little more than 1. Dummy! features the entire Spider Dance motif, going from 0:32 through 0:49 (adding up to a length of 17 seconds), whereas Ghost Fight has a shorter version, going from 0:23 through 0:34 (adding up to a length of only 11 seconds). And given that Ghost Fight has a slower tempo than Dummy!, this difference in length is actually compounded when you match the tempos. Dummy! also contains sections that simply aren't present in Ghost Fight, like the one at 0:49 through 0:56 (which is repeated), 1:20 through 1:50, or 2:13 through 2:28. All of this added up makes for approximately a full minute of unique bits and sections that appear in Dummy!, but not in Ghost Fight. Despite all of this, the confusion between the two tracks is understandable. They feature similar motifs. In fact, Ghost Fight could be classified as a subset of Dummy! to some extent. Hell, I even call Dummy! "the angry version of Ghost Fight" myself. I actually have a separate arrangement for Ghost Fight, but I'm still contemplating making a video on it because it's not quite as action-packed as some of the other songs from the soundtrack. Either way, I'm glad I was able to clarify the difference between the two tracks. Have a great day! :D

[@Kraken_JPN]

So basically... *Ghost fight* is slower and *yes* this is *dummy!* Which is played fast and it's like remixed or sumn

[@Bitlet_]

@@Kraken_JPN yeah pretty much tbh

[@AstonJMusique]

Sorry Guys, I just didn’t know, and I apologize.

[@Bitlet_]

@@AstonJMusique Don't worry about it! As I said, the confusion between the two is understandable. We all live and learn :D

[@артемкрутой-к5ж]

неплохо

[@артемкрутой-к5ж]

плоховато но хорошо