[project1dev] Re: music stuff
- From: Alan Wolfe <alan.wolfe@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: project1dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2010 11:55:37 -0700
I'll have to check that out and see whats goin on with the not hearing the
wav's thing and the buzzing, thats really weird.
I think you are right to think that we have more room for music (:
we are probably going to have somewhere between 5-10 levels.
Each level has an overworld part and a first person shooter part.
im not sure how you want to do it where maybe each level has only one
distinct song that sets a mood or if you want multiple songs per level, or
playlists so that some songs appear on multiple levels.
The original game had one song per level, but that was snes days so not sure
whats best.
Not sure too if you want to make diff songs for the first person shooter
part vs the overhead view part or if you want to re-use music.
Either way, this thing will probably have a lot less music than an RPG hehe
I bet 10-20 songs total??
totally guessing though i dunno, and it depends on what you would like to do
but yeah, we have more space if you want to make longer music, that's
totally cool! (:
On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 11:31 AM, Ken and Karen McByrd-Bell <
kenandkaren777@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> i uploaded pi-di 001.wav to replace pi-di 001.ogg in the audacity project
> file. there are some technical issues regarding audacity id appreciate help
> sorting out. when i play the pidibanjo.aup from the svn folder i dont hear
> the banjo or jh parts. the parts appear in the project file but they just
> dont make any sound. do you notice the same thing alan? also i hear an
> artifact in the bass part (this happens even using the pi-di 001.wav file)-
> its kind of a ringy buzz. i think its an issue with the audacity sound
> driver interface because if i export to wav from audacity and play it in
> media player the artifcat is not there. if i cant resolve this problem its
> no big. at the most just a minor annoyance. just wondered if you had similar
> issues alan. i may look into other sound editors too.
>
> i had another question. how much of an issue is file size now that the game
> context has changed? i was just wondering if we might want to make the pidi
> music into a longer piece with different sections or such. and what the
> size/length limits might be.
>
>
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