🎶WinterWyvern Posted April 14, 2015 Report Share Posted April 14, 2015 When i write duets on 3ml they sound fine, however when played using jam on mabi, not fine. Anyone know whats up? Link to comment
Unknown Posted April 14, 2015 Report Share Posted April 14, 2015 (edited) is there long rest example l1.r..... (or longer) and so on in your 3ml? and i assume that both part have T# on them? Edited April 14, 2015 by Unknown Link to comment
🎶WinterWyvern Posted April 14, 2015 Author Report Share Posted April 14, 2015 there is no such long rest like that, and yes they all have a tempo. Link to comment
Unknown Posted April 14, 2015 Report Share Posted April 14, 2015 (edited) How bad is the sync and when does it begin, from the start or mid way? If it starts at the beginning it may just be lag? or your tempo is not placed properly. Edited April 14, 2015 by Unknown Link to comment
🎶andrewngn13 Posted April 14, 2015 Report Share Posted April 14, 2015 If you used only one tempo for all the instruments, it should be fine. If you're changing up the tempo, that's where the desync should be. I'm not really certain of any other desyncs besides this one of tempo change. Link to comment
🎶WinterWyvern Posted April 14, 2015 Author Report Share Posted April 14, 2015 like the first note is always out of sync. so lag you say? okay Link to comment
🎶Flameberge Posted April 14, 2015 Report Share Posted April 14, 2015 posting the code would make it easier to spot the problem Link to comment
🎶WinterWyvern Posted April 14, 2015 Author Report Share Posted April 14, 2015 melody 1: t80b8>f#8ee8d16e16&e16f#8&f#16<b8>f#8e8f#8a8f#16e8f#16<b8r8>f#8harmony 1: t80r8r8r1r1harmony 2: t80r8r8r1r1 melody 1: t80r8r8o3g8&g&g8a2<f#8&f#&f#8baharmony 1: t80r8r8r8g&g8r2r8c#&c#8r2harmony 2: t80r8r8r8b&b8r2r8e&e8r2 Link to comment
🎶Flameberge Posted April 14, 2015 Report Share Posted April 14, 2015 melody 1: t80b8>f#8ee8d16e16&e16f#8&f#16<b8>f#8e8f#8a8f#16e8f#16<b8r8>f#8harmony 1: t80r8r8r1r1harmony 2: t80r8r8r1r1 melody 1: t80r8r8o3g8&g&g8a2<f#8&f#&f#8baharmony 1: t80r8r8r8g&g8r2r8c#&c#8r2harmony 2: t80r8r8r8b&b8r2r8e&e8r2 harmony 1: r8r8r1r1harmony 2: r8r8r1r1 harmony 1: r8r8r8g&g8r2r8c#&c#8r2harmony 2: r8r8r8b&b8r2r8e&e8r2 you dont really have to put a tempo on every track your code seems fine it might just be lag like unknown says. Link to comment
Unknown Posted April 14, 2015 Report Share Posted April 14, 2015 (edited) Are you mistaking, tuning with sync? Just wondering, I don't see anything wrong with what you've written. And I only assume so because there is no tuner written in for your duet. Edited April 14, 2015 by Unknown Link to comment
🎶WinterWyvern Posted April 14, 2015 Author Report Share Posted April 14, 2015 aight thanks then Link to comment
🚩Blargel Posted April 15, 2015 Report Share Posted April 15, 2015 melody 1: t80r8r8o3g8&g&g8a2<f#8&f#&f#8baharmony 1: t80r8r8r8g&g8r2r8c#&c#8r2harmony 2: t80r8r8r8b&b8r2r8e&e8r2 The problem is in your second instrument. Also, as stated above, you only need tempo once per instrument, but the actual problem is that Mabinogi's MML parsing is buggy and messes up the duration of rests if you put them near a tempo change. You can fix it by replacing any rests near a tempo change with a note at 0 volume instead. So for your above example, can be fixed like this (I'm assuming you're using volume 15 but you can adjust it to any volume you want): melody 1: t80v0c8c8v15o3g8&g&g8a2<f#8&f#&f#8ba harmony 1: v15r8r8r8g&g8r2r8c#&c#8r2 harmony 2: v15r8r8r8b&b8r2r8e&e8r2 Link to comment
🎶WinterWyvern Posted April 15, 2015 Author Report Share Posted April 15, 2015 harmony 1: r8r8r1r1harmony 2: r8r8r1r1 harmony 1: r8r8r8g&g8r2r8c#&c#8r2harmony 2: r8r8r8b&b8r2r8e&e8r2 you dont really have to put a tempo on every track your code seems fine it might just be lag like unknown says. its a habit i guess. once u optimize everything it doesn't really matter. when i write stuff i write it in a way i understand and can see stuff easier. Are you mistaking, tuning with sync? Just wondering, I don't see anything wrong with what you've written. And I only assume so because there is no tuner written in for your duet. No im not mistaking a tuner with snyc. Dont really put a tuner, but if u can tell your music isnt playing right that your tuner. although a tuner does make it easier to spot a wrong play. The problem is in your second instrument. Also, as stated above, you only need tempo once per instrument, but the actual problem is that Mabinogi's MML parsing is buggy and messes up the duration of rests if you put them near a tempo change. You can fix it by replacing any rests near a tempo change with a note at 0 volume instead. So for your above example, can be fixed like this (I'm assuming you're using volume 15 but you can adjust it to any volume you want): melody 1: t80v0c8c8v15o3g8&g&g8a2<f#8&f#&f#8ba harmony 1: v15r8r8r8g&g8r2r8c#&c#8r2 harmony 2: v15r8r8r8b&b8r2r8e&e8r2 I didnt know that tempo rest thing, thanks for the info Link to comment
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