by
Gps » Fri Oct 30, 2015 10:34 pm
More popcorn.
Still a bit confused there does not seem to be a scale in lmms that fits 100%.
But I decided, that s long as my ears don't complain, I can live with it.
Further more if I add notes, I make sure they are in the Dorian scale, which fits the midi file for 98%.
I think I am gonna change that bassline a bit. It goes up and down in places were the melody does not.
After studying it, I finally found a pattern in it, but I do not like how it sounds compared to the melody in certain places.
In my bassline I lowered the note volume of every other note. This already makes it much better and less monotone.
But most important, I am having fun.
I can now see all the mistakes I made earlier.
Different tracks not starting at the same note.(scale)
Bassline not in sync with melody.
What also is fun for me, I really notice how much I have improved. (learned)
I am not even halfway, but this popcorn already sounds so much better then every popcorn I did before.
I have not, as I did before when making covers, imported an mp3. Unless you can get the mp3 100% in sync, it only makes thing more complicated.
And thats also something I learned, the changes of getting an mp3 really in sync for more then 20 - 30 seconds, are minimal.
There was only one track that I realy got in sync. A hip hop track. I suspect that also to be made on a pc, and that being the reason why it was not problem to get it in sync.
Bit worried about some choir track I will have to add.
That is gonna be a real challenge, because I will have to use my ears, unless I do what I consider cheating, and use the midi file.
I have lowered the speed of the midi file to around 90 bpm. at that speed I can hear what is going on.
( right click on the tempo window, and remove automation, then save)
Midi file was at 132bpm, and maybe other can still hear at that speed what is going on, but I can't.