Making songs with midi files - no fretting required

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Postby KenshinHimuraRK » Fri Jan 25, 2008 9:58 pm

nobby76 wrote:it will work with ANY MIDI, it doesnt matter where a midi came from, its still a midi. there is nothing special about midi files. they are the same thing as polyphonic ringtones on your cell phone. If its saying something was out of range then you messed something up!

He probably didn't move the notes to C5-C8.
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Postby Naes Draw » Sun Jan 27, 2008 5:24 pm

Hey, I'm doing a song this way, and I've gotten to the part when you have to mash the notes into a difficulty; and I have a question. How do you get this spread into 5 slots? Keeping it in the right pattern is harder then it looks.
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Postby nobby76 » Mon Jan 28, 2008 12:37 am

Naes Draw wrote:Hey, I'm doing a song this way, and I've gotten to the part when you have to mash the notes into a difficulty; and I have a question. How do you get this spread into 5 slots? Keeping it in the right pattern is harder then it looks.

Yes it is... its mainly guess work, if the notes start of low and end high, obviously you do a run from green to orange, or vice versa. If the notes do 2 up then 1 down you can do things like fret 2,3,2 as long as it looks like its kinda following what the audio is playing, chances are it will feel right in the game!


Apart from that, like i said its guess work.

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Postby c4rlsson » Tue Feb 12, 2008 5:54 pm

Lucky me that I got FL Studio :D will look on this :)
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Postby nobby76 » Wed Feb 13, 2008 10:00 am

as long as you have FL 5 6 or 7 it should be fine! im not sure if FL 4 and lower has all the bits you need!
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Postby Echse » Thu Feb 14, 2008 8:21 am

Hi,
I know I´m a bit late but thanks a lot for this tutorial.
I really want to make my own songs but I never could make my own frets, so this here is exactly what i needed.

Everythings works fine except one thing: I cannot fix the offsnyc because FL Studio won´t play the mp3.

EDIT: I got it ( I had to install a new mp3 encoder)

But now i have a new problem: It seems so that every midi note seems to trigger a new playback of the mp3.
So after the 10th note all i hear is giant mix, nearly a white noise.
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Postby nobby76 » Sat Feb 16, 2008 11:20 am

thats probably because you trying to apply the mp3 and the midi notes on the same track! you cant do that!
you should have a track for every guitar you want. so if you want the main guitar, the rhythm and bass you will need 3 tracks for midi instruments. Then you also need a track for the mp3 and you only place 1 note right at the begining ( thats the mp3 activation point) if you place onother note anywhere on that track it will activate the mp3 again. thats whats happening to you.
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Postby Entity07 » Sun Feb 17, 2008 1:39 am

your problem with the giant mix is that on the audio channel, you'll see those 16 buttons after the volume knob (4 green then 4 red then 4 green etc). make sure the first one is highlighted and not 'all' of them. otherwise it will repeat each note 16x (i think neway).

lemme know if that works for ya.
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Postby Echse » Sun Feb 17, 2008 4:58 am

Thanks a lot
I don´t know what went wrong but now everything is fine.

Unfortunately I choosed a 12 min Dream Theater song to be my first song and only the first 7 minutes were in sync... I hope i can finish this one.
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Postby nobby76 » Sun Feb 17, 2008 10:32 am

Entity07 wrote:your problem with the giant mix is that on the audio channel, you'll see those 16 buttons after the volume knob (4 green then 4 red then 4 green etc). make sure the first one is highlighted and not 'all' of them. otherwise it will repeat each note 16x (i think neway).

lemme know if that works for ya.

Thats what i just said...
myself wrote:Then you also need a track for the mp3 and you only place 1 note right at the begining ( thats the mp3 activation point) if you place onother note anywhere on that track it will activate the mp3 again.

This is actually also written in the tutorial! STEP 6 to be precise!
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Postby JanZuKa » Thu Feb 21, 2008 7:02 am

I gotta try this sometime but i have some questions. Is the program able to separate f.e. leading and rythm guitar and are you able to make long notes?
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Postby nobby76 » Thu Feb 21, 2008 12:55 pm

you can make long notes short notes, any sort of notes you want :p
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Postby steve_adams2008 » Mon Mar 03, 2008 12:12 am

Hey nobby....I'm curious about something. Do you only need the 4 parts or could you use more. For example, have 3 part guitars?
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Postby nobby76 » Mon Mar 03, 2008 11:46 am

You can only have UPTO 4 instruments, thats all the games programed for ( as for as i know). But if you wanted 3 of them to be guitars then yeah sure you can do that.. Just use the names Part guitar, Part Bass, Part rhythm or Part Guitar Coop, but you cant have 3 tracks all named Part guitar, that doesnt work out too good! :)
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Postby lil-xander1 » Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:47 pm

nice guide.. gonna help me out a lot

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