Creating custom songs? - How-To?

[Ukiyo]

A guide would be nice, but my main question is, where to start? As in, what's the OGG instrument file all about? And how would I obtain one?

[tyros]

A guide would be nice, but my main question is, where to start? As in, what's the OGG instrument file all about? And how would I obtain one?

Look here: https://www.fretsonfire.org/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST;f=1;t=3286;

[Ukiyo]

Thanks so much.

[FallZ]

Try this tutorial, because db Feedback is a better program. Tutorial

[tyros]

Personally I use EOF and I like it You can find a tutorial on how to use it here

As in, what's the OGG instrument file all about? And how would I obtain one?

OGG is a file format, just like MP3. You can convert any MP3 song to OGG using an audio converter. You can find a bunch of those on the Internet (I use Audacity)

[Sk8trfreak]

what do you use to get song onto audicity. i have tried to use limewire, itunes, and even a CD but it says it cant do put it on there for some reason.
so what can i use to put songs onto audicity.

[keatoru]

download your mp3, then in audacity go to file and open the the mp3. then go to file and click export as ogg

[raynebc]

Audacity OPENS audio files. Use the File>Open menu in Audacity, and it will open valid audio files (.wav, .ogg, .mp3, etc). Copy protected formats might not be as easy to use if that happens to be the case. You will probably need to rip music from a CD before using Audacity. A good free program is EAC (Exact Audio Copy), or any other program capable of extracting music from CDs.