FL Studio ZGameEditor Visualizer Tutorial: Midi Event Music Visualization
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I was writing all this code in to get the ball to stay on screen ... then BAM*@#$% CRASH#^&*$%##$ SMASH&^$%@# FRICKEN ALIANS BUST MY DOOR DOWN AND TELL ME TO KEEP IT DOWN TO A DULL ROAR .. SO I SAYS SURE MAN WHAT EVER YOU WANT . AND THAT WAS THE LAST TIME I TRIED.
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I accidentally put a visualizer on mine... how do I take it off?
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ste been a fan 4 a few years now your education very effected keep it up friend
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could you a tut on patcher
MD4RR 8 months ago
@MD4RR Patcher is awesome - Still a little too beta IMO - I'm having some problems with it. So it's not a part of work flow just yet. I'll cover it after a few more updates though.
ste1438 8 months ago
i have composed music ont fl studio and when i listen to it in my laptop it sounds
great .but when i play those mp3 files on a regular dvd player it sounds horible...
please help me ...your tutorials are great i like all of them...
saxophoneman2009 8 months ago
@saxophoneman2009 Happens all the time. one culprit- Your laptop might have some audio enhancement features on the hardware that make things sound better - like bass boost, Equalization, virtual surround...It can make it really hard to know what your music really sounds like. I'm not sure if that is what is going on, but if it is, you should disable the enhancements. Just keep trying to export, until you get it right. You can get it studio mastered too, it doesn't cost much these days.
ste1438 8 months ago
This is the evaluation code - I didn't mention that the code blocks are in curly braces. It's har to see in the video
void OnMidiMessage(int Status, int Data1, int Data2)
{
trace("Status="+IntToStr(Status));
trace("Data1="+IntToStr(Data1));
trace("Data2="+IntToStr(Data2));
}
ste1438 8 months ago