I wonder why we can't play the files then directly by clicking on play here. That is what I meant.
Όταν θα κοιτάς την θάλασσα Χωρίς να το θέλεις, θα βλέπεις εμένα Και τα μάτια σου θα ‘ναι θλιμμένα Όταν θα ξυπνάς στον ύπνο σου Χωρίς να το θέλεις, θα σκέφτεσαι εμένα Και θα νιώθεις μεγάλο κενό
Okay, I'm going to try converting to see if I can convert the songs I did on my Casio keyboard because when I save it onto the USB, on the keyboard, I can only save to two extensions. I can't save it to MP3 or AUC. It can only just be an SMF or RRG. That's the only extension that the Casio keyboard has.
I'm thinking maybe if I tried converting this file I did to AUC or something, maybe it will play. I'm not sure, but I can try.
So, yup.
Collectively replying to the posts, at least those who do make sense and those I consider constructive rather than aimed solely at discrediting my effort and the results I've got, as their sender usually tries to. I just want to tell their sender to keep in mind that what BGT lets me do is only to play and stop certain sounds when certain keys are pressed or released. You can't even adjust the velocity so comparing that piece of BGT code with VST plug-ins is purposefully exaggerated and unreasonable. So how the notes stop when I release the keys is not my problem, and as far as I know, not something I can fix. It's just BGT's stop command that I used and I don't really think I could've made the sounds stop in any other way. And I don't still know what clarinet you're talking about but it's the samples that can be improved rather than the code. So I may work on that.
so here is how to play MIDI files in Elton if you don't have it yet get the
file manager from the program's menu then if you don't have one download a
MIDI file from somewhere including Elton you can download a MIDI file you
can save a MIDI file and open it in the program manager sorry in the file
manager open it in the file manager then the system will prompt you to download a
sound font to play MIDI and that works I've just done it I had the program the
file manager before but not the sound form and I was wondering why Elton play
why it wouldn't want me to download from the forum
you
have to save a file and and try try to use the manager the file manager from
there I haven't actually played stuff that was posted here in MIDI from there yet
but I have been able to play the file I downloaded so I'm gonna try this and if
it doesn't work I'll let you know because I think it does work
you
you
If I have to save the file in any case then I would use FileExplorer to navigate to the file and play it instead, which basically works similar to Elten's file manager. It's a shame we can't directly play MIDI songs on here. By the way, what is this sound font that Elten downloads? Can I just not browse for one on my computer and command Elten to use it?
Got it but I don't think I would bother to do any of these when I can just hit Enter on a file in File Explorer. I still wish to know if the sound font that Elten downloads is high-quality though.
By the way, I did download the soundfont to get the answer to my question straight ahead and then realized that it is now possible to directly play MIDI songs without saving them just by hitting Enter on them and choosing Play.
I could play MIDI files on Elton no problem and I have a question because I
convert the MIDI files I did on my keyboard to an AUG file does it still
need to require the sound font in order to play these files or just converts it
to an audio file so yeah
And to post 436, that's actually a pretty good song. What I do to like to play a MIDI file is I just got some files in the internet and then I use file manager and then it asks me to, if I want to install the sound font and I press yes on it and now it's possible for me to play these files.
I agree on if, when if you're on the form and if you press play, it will ask you to install the sound font right away. That will be nice.
So yep.
George, as far as I know, conversion from MIDI to audio is already done using soundfonts, just as taking the MIDI data and then converting it to audio when playing MIDI songs. So I think I would be right to say that you are already converting them when you play them. So yes, you should need a soundfont to convert a MIDI file to any other audio format.
To post 429, thanks for the explanation, I totally understand now that this is beyond your control with the tools you use. It's only until now that I have read your entire response. And I was referring to post 410 when talking about the clarinet. The sound itself is fine, but then there's the problem you have now elaborated on, which, as I said, am very thankful for. I should add though that BGT's not the way to go if you want to create something with midi that is meant to sound as realistic as possible. But it's certainly very original of you to do so, not sure if anyone else used a game toolkit for creating music.
