gmlion
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Posted: Thu Jul 16 2009 17:42 Saving volumes in XM file? |
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Hi,
I'm a quite accomplished composer but totally new to Madtracker...I've made my first composition and since it is for a videogame it is requested to be on XM format.
My problem is: how do I save my mixer volumes with this format? Each time I re-open the xm file the volumes are all 100%...should I use automation for this instead of the mixer?
thanks!
EDIT:no automations in XM...so what is the way? |
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goose
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Posted: Thu Jul 16 2009 19:45
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If the following don't work in XM, try fast tracker FX commands. There's a list in the wiki I think. Or somewhere.
80 XXYY Set track volume
X
Volume
Y
Fine volume
Also
0C XXYY Set volume
X
Volume (00-FF)
00 = silence
40 = 50%
80 = 100%
FF = 200%
Y
Fine volume
Also
Set the note volumes in the volume column...it's hex, but starts at no volume 00 to 80 full volume.
Those are in the help under Features > Effects |
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gmlion
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Posted: Thu Jul 16 2009 22:48
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You mean...setting every single note? Ouch.  |
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Amok
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Posted: Fri Jul 17 2009 06:24
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Maybe setting the volume for every single sample could do the trick. Not sure if its possible in .xm but at least its worth a try...  |
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gmlion
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Posted: Fri Jul 17 2009 10:49
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Amok wrote: |
Maybe setting the volume for every single sample could do the trick. Not sure if its possible in .xm but at least its worth a try...
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No, sadly it is not. And I would actually avoid changing source wav files volume...
EDIT: I looked in the wrong place. It is possible. Thank you!
ciao
Gianmarco |
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Amok
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