fantastic! But i do have two questions: where do you start on such songs and how did you get your logo in the discribtion(in LMMS)? Posted by: TRoniX  on 2014-01-24 21:51:30

T. (TRoniX): The first question is really hard to answer, so I'll start with the second one. I've discovered that LMMS uses HTML code to handle the project notes. If you save a project in an uncompressed form (MMP, not MMPZ) you can then open it with a text editor and see the XML code. Then I tried to put SVG code there (as it's XML too), but LMMS doesn't render SVG. However I found that a PNG image can be embedded in HTML code using what is called Base64 (a way to encode a binary file into printable text). A bit of searching got me with a code example. I made a graphic with Inkscape, exported a PNG, encoded with it with base64 program under GNU/Linux, added some text additions, inserted into the project, opened, saved as a compressed file and voila! Try reverse-engineering ;) The first question though - this track was a lot of work and passion. Ideas came with time, the track evolved a lot and gathered polish both soundwise and in arrangement/melodies/ideas. Posted by: unfa  on 2014-01-24 23:00:13

Absolutely amazing. :) I'm also quite baffled on how you got an image in the Project Notes. Posted by: Popsip  on 2014-01-24 23:02:02

@unfa, so in other words, you hacked it. ;) Posted by: Popsip  on 2014-01-24 23:07:04

@unfa: wow you should make a tutorial on the thing with the logo...it's a fantastic idea. Posted by: TRoniX  on 2014-01-24 23:58:14

A tutorial? I think that would spoil the fun of hacking ;) Posted by: unfa  on 2014-01-25 21:15:58

wow, my coputer sucks!! would you like to send via mp3 to berger.t5@t-online.de sounds great!! Posted by: ThommyHammer  on 2014-03-27 21:05:57

@ Thomas: You've got mail ;) Posted by: unfa  on 2014-07-23 01:14:05