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RE: (Request) Judgement Day FFVII over Final Dungeon FFVI - Gi Nattak - 03-17-2014
It's the very last key (highest) note on the piano/keyboard. It can be something else if you want, I just use whole note highest C because it really stands out in the midi.
RE: (Request) Judgement Day FFVII over Final Dungeon FFVI - Royaken - 03-17-2014
So songs are sounding better, but I still can't perfectly replicate how they sound in the midi. I mean, using the ff6 instruments ofc xD. I also can't get the songs to loop in the middle like I want. I tried adding notes in so I knew where to loop and it doesn't work so well xD
RE: (Request) Judgement Day FFVII over Final Dungeon FFVI - madsiur - 03-18-2014
(03-17-2014, 06:53 PM)Royaken Wrote: So songs are sounding better, but I still can't perfectly replicate how they sound in the midi. I mean, using the ff6 instruments ofc xD. I also can't get the songs to loop in the middle like I want. I tried adding notes in so I knew where to loop and it doesn't work so well xD
The song will not exactly sound like the midi unless you have the exact same instruments as the midi file.
As for the loop, taking this channel example, section B will be played once. After that section D will play over and over having as starting point C (the $):
A) channel header
B) song data
C) $ (loop)
D) song data ;
You got to make sure the biggest section D off all channels divided by the others will give an integer, otherwise it will sound offbeat after a while. Meaning if you got 3 channels in your song, if one of your D section is 12 in length, the other two D sections could be 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12, 24, 36, 48,... That way all 3 channels will never be offbeat, given the arrived at the $ the first time on the same condition.
RE: (Request) Judgement Day FFVII over Final Dungeon FFVI - Royaken - 03-18-2014
(03-18-2014, 01:45 PM)Madsiur Wrote: The song will not exactly sound like the midi unless you have the exact same instruments as the midi file.
As for the loop, taking this channel example, section B will be played once. After that section D will play over and over having as starting point C (the $):
A) channel header
B) song data
C) $ (loop)
D) song data ;
You got to make sure the biggest section D off all channels divided by the others will give an integer, otherwise it will sound offbeat after a while. Meaning if you got 3 channels in your song, if one of your D section is 12 in length, the other two D sections could be 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12, 24, 36, 48,... That way all 3 channels will never be offbeat, given the arrived at the $ the first time on the same condition.
Yes the loops are one of my biggest issues. What I did was placed a high octave C at what I THOUGHT was same point in each track and then deleted those in the .mml and replaced them with a $. On the loop, one or two were slightly off beat but that adds up over time xD. Still trying to get that down just right. I suppose it would be better or more ideal to find a song that loops the whole song and doesn't have a start up. Oh well, learning experiance xD. Further along now than I was before I started. so yay xD