because of the sudden responses in the thread, have decided to put the thread up again sorry to any expecting sheet music!

Awww, that's a shame. I just wanted to ask something.
Do you happen to have any of the new Final Fantasy XI Piano Collections sheet music ???

Oh That's not good

awww That's a shame

Joey... you might want to give people more than 38 hours next time (from 2:15 am on the 18th til 10:49 am on the 19th = 38hours 34minutes) for responses.

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i'm sorry, lol im going ahead and start receiving requests again. its funny how people want things only when the chance is gone. dragonladyslair, i do realize my short time window, but considering how responsive this forum usually is, i assumed people had no interest in the thread. Sorry!

Hi komachan!, sorry if i caused any disappointments, but i am here and back to help and share!! As you probably noticed, Final Fantasy XI Piano Collections book and sheet music is quite hard to find, that is because it was never published (or created for that matter). I do, however, have an alternative link that i can give you that has fan arranged sheet music, some of which are really good. Here's the link: Final Fantasy XI Sheet Music, MP3s, and MIDIs - SquareSound Fan Arrangement Archive

you may be familiar with this site, because it is one of my personal favorites. As you will notice, the page also has MIDI audio files, which you can listen too. BUT, as a fellow musician, i will let you in on a secret on virtual sheet music: you can turn cheap sounding MIDI files to sheet music!! How?? Well, here it is, and to people reading this thread pay attention!

In my original post (which i had put down, sorry again) i had mentioned the programs Sibelius 5 Demo and Finale Notepad 2008. Both programs allow you to open midi files and automatically turn it to sheet music you can play. The programs have their differences such as in Finale, you can save the file you converted as well create and save your sheet music! (yup, you can go Mozart if you want). Sibelius converts the files, but you are not able to save them, however, i find Sibelius' interface more intuitive and player friendly. The links to download these programs are here:
Finale: NotePad
Sibelius: Sibelius - Download

You need to create an account for Finale and give some info for Sibelius, but neither bother you with annoying junk mail, and both are perfectly safe. ( i haven't had a problem the last 2 years I've had them) after this just click download and then follow the installation instructions (pretty self explanatory). After installation just start up the programs and open the midi file with the program. for Finale click File>Open. For Sibelius, a start up screen will show displaying commands choose "open a MIDI file" Voila! sheet music! i may warn you though that the sheet music might be "messy" and hard to read, but it great to know familiar melodies and such. Hope i helped and sorry again! If you have any questions, just ask.

Thanks very much, joey. I'll look at the link.

But ! FFXI Piano Collections has been created now. It's brand new, I don't even know if already released, but it has been announced on the official FFXI page and on youtube, there are two videos of people playing songs. (And those are not the normal OST sheet music, but new piano collections arrangements).

Here
is some info on the releases, this and this are the youtube videos I found.

And here, in the first post, you can see a tracklist.

Hope that helps, I'm really excited for this new piano collection ;3

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And thanks for the info on midi converting into notes. I have Finale Notepad and I'll try it out, thanks a bunch ^^

Arh, i only have FF7 sheet music, and looking for ff9... Does any one have it?

Komachan, I'm sorry, but i seem to have misunderstood you. You wanted Final Fantasy X-2 Piano Collections sheet music, not Final Fantasy XI (i thought that was a bit odd since FFXI is an MMORPG). In that case, yes, the sheet music does in fact exist! You can still check out SquareSound again for some fan arranged music: Final Fantasy X-2 Sheet Music, MP3s, and MIDIs - SquareSound Fan Arrangement Archive. I also know another link: http://ffmusic.ffshrine.org/ that had almost all the sheet music from the final fantasy series, but my browser is currently not loading the page, (it could just be me) or the site is down for now, but i would check this link frequently to see if it works since its really great!!! sorry for my misunderstanding

FF9 music is one of my favorites!! like i said to komachan, i know a link with almost all the final fantasy sheet music, and they are the official copies. Here's the link: http://ffmusic.ffshrine.org/. But i seem to be having problems with loading the site, so its either my browser or the site might be down for awhile. i would check back frequently though becuase it an aweome site! You can also go to SquareSound for fan arranged sheets: Final Fantasy IX Sheet Music, MP3s, and MIDIs - SquareSound Fan Arrangement Archive

I have personally own "frontier village of dali" for piano (the theme of the town of dali). Just ask if you are interested!