I haven't seen any tutorial about how to create custom music!Haven't anyone made one (a full one)?
Originally posted by MaZ18
I haven't seen any tutorial about how to create custom music!Haven't anyone made one (a full one)?
Try looking here. The one named 'The Ultimate Music Tutorial: v1.0' is probably your best bet.
e: If there isn't one to your preference, you could always try seaching the subforum, or requesting it in the sufficient thread.
Originally posted by MaZ18
I haven't seen any tutorial about how to create custom music!Haven't anyone made one (a full one)?
Do you mean like making the midi file? If that's what you mean the reason there isn't one of those is because it doesn't deal directly with SMW hacking. But all you really need is Anvilstudio/Fruityloops studio to compose the music. Then port it.Living life takes forever
Isn't it easier just to use a notepad?
Originally posted by MaZ18
Isn't it easier just to use a notepad?
To port something you need a .MIDI which you dragg over tinyMM and you get an .mml file, which you open in notepad and convert in .txt.
Then all you need is knowledge of the format, which you can find in any decent porting tutorial. A bit of basic music theory never hurts, though.My YouTube channel
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Wait, now I'm comfused...
This is how I've been seing it:
1. Write notes and stuff
2. Insert it
or:
1. create/choose a MIDI file
2. convert it in tinyMM
3. fix the code
4 insert it
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I want to:
1. Write notes and stuff
2. Insert it
You could compose your song in a program like AnvilStudio, then port your composition.
My limited music knowledge tells me to get rid of the ?0.
well, isn't that what makes the song loop?
EDIT: IT WORKED!!
My limited music knowledge tells me that infinite loop from start is the default.
My limited music knowledge also wonders if you've got any / commands on other channels, what the initial octave is, and if you've got the needed headers.
Edit: Okay, that's another thing to add to my limited music knowledge.<blm> zsnes users are the flatearthers of emulation