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ScoutDavid wrote:
I have just tried it in ti 84nspire w/TOUCHPAD. LOVE IT, really cool, thanks much!
I'm glad to hear that you like it. Smile Have you checked out some of the demos (below in video)? I'd be interested in your results if you happen to try the converter; Qazz42 seems to be quite happy with it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MtJppWRH4M
Yes because it rarely fails (mainly because 8-bit music is the easiest to convert. I cant seem to get 32-bit music down yet x.x)

qazz42 wrote:
Yes because it rarely fails (mainly because 8-bit music is the easiest to convert. I cant seem to get 32-bit music down yet x.x)


It's very bad there is no .mp3 to .midi converter, because that would be cool.

Even though, can we convert .wav to .midi?
I believe you can use Audacity to convert between the file formats.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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souvik1997 wrote:
I believe you can use Audacity to convert between the file formats.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
True, but that's almost definitely going to produce staggeringly poor results once you try to convert and run that conversion through mobileTunes.
souvik1997 wrote:
I believe you can use Audacity to convert between the file formats.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
No. Converting to midi is impossible unless the song is in .xm format or something like that.
fx-CG10/84+SE user
JosJuice wrote:
souvik1997 wrote:
I believe you can use Audacity to convert between the file formats.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
No. Converting to midi is impossible unless the song is in .xm format or something like that.
I've heard some conversions that attempt to do DSP matching to approximate an instrumental (or sometimes even vocal) MP3 with midi instruments and such, but it usually produces huge, complex files, which are exactly the opposite of what work well on calculators. Smile
The MIDI files produced by methods like that can end up horrible even before they're converted to calculator formats...
So if that is converted, it probably wouldn't even sound like the actual song.
fx-CG10/84+SE user
Yeah, I once tried to find one and failed ><

an mp3 to wav converter works fine though Very Happy

JosJuice wrote:
The MIDI files produced by methods like that can end up horrible even before they're converted to calculator formats...
So if that is converted, it probably wouldn't even sound like the actual song.



That's not what I want...

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=muse+8bit&aq=f

Check that
hey hey, no double posting unless there has been a 12-24 hour time span between posts

ScoutDavid wrote:
JosJuice wrote:
The MIDI files produced by methods like that can end up horrible even before they're converted to calculator formats...
So if that is converted, it probably wouldn't even sound like the actual song.



That's not what I want...

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=muse+8bit&aq=f

Check that
It seems like that was made from a manually created MIDI. You too need a manually made MIDI file - you can't just make one out of an mp3/wav.
fx-CG10/84+SE user
Yes, and Audacity can't make it by the way.

How do we make midi's by the way?
ScoutDavid wrote:
Yes, and Audacity can't make it by the way.

How do we make midi's by the way?
You'd use what's called a MIDI sequencer, which can either be a piece of standalone software, or software connected to a physical set of instruments like a keyboard. Google is probably your best friend for MIDIs. Razz
KermMartian wrote:
ScoutDavid wrote:
Yes, and Audacity can't make it by the way.

How do we make midi's by the way?
You'd use what's called a MIDI sequencer, which can either be a piece of standalone software, or software connected to a physical set of instruments like a keyboard. Google is probably your best friend for MIDIs. Razz


Yes, I found several music making programs which make them MIDI, but paid programs, I would have to illegal download them, which I hate, or ask my father money Sad
Everybody, use GuitarPro 5 or 6 to make your songs, it can export to MIDI!


Code:
.nolist
#include "mt3notes.inc"
.list
   .org $0000
   .db $BB,$6D
   .db $C9
   .db $31,$80
   .db 0,1,4

Start:

title:   .db "",0
artist:   .db "",0
album:   .db "",0

tempo = 120

song:
   playsection(s0)
   playsection(s1)
   playsection(s2)
   endsong

s0:
   note(b0,b0,b0,b0,12500/tempo)
   note(a0,a0,a0,a0,73256/tempo)
   note(g0,g0,g0,g0,146563/tempo)
   note(b0,b0,b0,b0,12500/tempo)
   note(a0,a0,a0,a0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   endsection

s1:
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(g0,g0,g0,g0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   endsection

s2:
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(rest,rest,rest,rest,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   endsection

.end
END


I got this in the converter, how can I make this a file now?

Thanks
First of all, fill in this section by putting the title, artist, and album between the "quotes":

Code:
title:   .db "",0
artist:   .db "",0
album:   .db "",0
Second, assemble the program using the Doors CS SDK (or other assembler, but this is all nicely packaged for your convenience):

http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/341/34192.html

Code:
.nolist
#include "mt3notes.inc"
.list
   .org $0000
   .db $BB,$6D
   .db $C9
   .db $31,$80
   .db 0,1,4

Start:

title:   .db "Song Test",0
artist:   .db "ScoutDavid",0
album:   .db "Album Test",0

tempo = 120

song:
   playsection(s0)
   playsection(s1)
   playsection(s2)
   endsong

s0:
   note(b0,b0,b0,b0,12500/tempo)
   note(a0,a0,a0,a0,73256/tempo)
   note(g0,g0,g0,g0,146563/tempo)
   note(b0,b0,b0,b0,12500/tempo)
   note(a0,a0,a0,a0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   endsection

s1:
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(g0,g0,g0,g0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   endsection

s2:
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(rest,rest,rest,rest,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   note(e0,e0,e0,e0,12500/tempo)
   note(f0,f0,f0,f0,12500/tempo)
   endsection

.end
END


So, now I save this as .??? and use 'compile.bat' to compile it into .8xp?
You save it as a .asm, and then go to the command line and CD to the ASM directory of your DCS SDK (then you make sure the file you just created is in your "Source" directory, named something easy, like MT.asm). Then you run "compile MT" and send the file from the "exec" directory to your calculator Smile
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_player1537 wrote:
You save it as a .asm, and then go to the command line and CD to the ASM directory of your DCS SDK (then you make sure the file you just created is in your "Source" directory, named something easy, like MT.asm). Then you run "compile MT" and send the file from the "exec" directory to your calculator Smile


heeheheheh that worked, even though it looks stupid on calc.

Anyways, thanks much!
  
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