i know, but Im a massive perfectionist, so now that I know that it'll drive me nuts >_> lol Dude, a frame on most things you watch lasts AT LEAST 30ms. There's just no way you could notice a delay of <10ms, and the sound is probably at least as much behind. Try playinng FoFiX, and turn the detailed...

slashfan7964 wrote:For a simple *looking* program, this has become pretty damn powerful. So much simpler than Reaper, but this has most of the same features.


This has become the standard for most users.

I tried to start using Reaper, but I couldn't figure out how to use it :/ so I decided to just stick with EOF.

drihscol wrote:i have wondered for a while about medleying the midi tracks.
the real problem is the beatmap.

Same here, I had to go through and count beat lines and change bpms to get it all set up. Takes a while but it works.

raynebc wrote:EOF isn't intended to be a MIDI editor, I don't think that's going to be feasible. Your best bet is to just open one instance of EOF for each MIDI you import. You can edit each as necessary and copy+paste notes from one EOF window to another.

hm Alright, sounds good enough for me.

I was thinking for a good feature, if possible, if we could open multiple .midi files and if we could edit them simultaneously and have them combine in certain orders. Such as I'm charting The Wall in it's entirety but I want to chart each song individually, and both discs individually as two really...

thekiwimaddog wrote:

raynebc wrote:Roundabout has a couple HOPO chords, for example, at 2:41 in this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGoMYvNlbGc

I was talkling about in pro mode not basic guitar.

Thanks
David

Well you can HOPO chords on a real guitar so most likely you can do it in pro mode.

why does this "Phase Shift is a clone" argument keep coming back? if you call PS a clone then guess what? you can call RB a clone, and since Im pretty sure there was a game before guitar hero, you can call GH a clone as well, Harmonix and Activision dont own the friggin genre people, that...

the charting method and limitations are in rb3 not ps, we chose not to be put under these same limitations, its supposed to be a pro mode, we want it to be possible to have full accurate charts for any songs, you can not do this with the rb3 method we can define our own standard without breaking co...

Having an audio and video lag calibration (similar to Rock Band's) would resolve most hit window problems folks have. Having the option for a controller lag (usually only necessary for MIDI devices, such as electronic drums) would probably be nice as well. That would probably also help in figuring ...

kamakazikilla wrote:i see nothing wrong with the hit window.. i find it to be pretty good, although it seems you can hit more by being early than you can by being late...

I find the hit window really weird. I guess I'm just really used to the tight hit window on FoFiX and a very specific amount of audio and video lag.

Well to keep the chart as close to the real thing as possible it would have to change based on tuning, not to mention some songs would be impossible to play if you didn't, or it would sound stupid. For making the most accurate chords I would say look up what notes are in each chord then figure what...

The main thing I'm worried about is possible detuned guitar parts. I'm not sure how RB3 handles these. For Example: If there is Drop D tuning I'm not sure if the guitar part reflects how it would be if the guitar is tuned correctly or it changes the fret positions to suit the default tuning. Either...

The easiest way I can think of for implementing that would be to insert a text event at the same delta tick position of each chord, something like "CHORD=Fmaj7". For sections where the chord is strummed multiple times in a row, it wouldn't be necessary to display the chord name each time,...

Viral Video Film School is so much better than RWJ.

Asskickulater wrote:the first public beta was released late 2009

Alright thanks man