04-30-2022, 11:28 AM
@johnno56, Thanks!
The sample songs were recorded this way ... I slowed the tempo meter way down first, like to 40, then recorded a few notes of playing - playing the notes much slower than normal playing. Then I recorded a 2nd time, which just added those extra notes over the 1st recording, and then a third time, and so on. Recording again only adds notes over, not erase the previous ones. When done adding notes I put the tempo back to normal speed and saved the file. So it records in layers, recording new notes over the others (overdubbing them). If you make a mistake recording something you can press U to undo last recording layer. Only way to erase everything is to do a Clear.
I've been meaning to update this program, making it easier to use & understand. I guess I should add a help screen. It may be possible to add an export songs to .WAV file. Petr figured out a way to do that with my drum machine program, I'll go back and see how he did that, can't remember off the top of my head.
Thank you for your feedback. Coding this was fun, but hearing that someone else likes it makes it all worth while.
- Dav
The sample songs were recorded this way ... I slowed the tempo meter way down first, like to 40, then recorded a few notes of playing - playing the notes much slower than normal playing. Then I recorded a 2nd time, which just added those extra notes over the 1st recording, and then a third time, and so on. Recording again only adds notes over, not erase the previous ones. When done adding notes I put the tempo back to normal speed and saved the file. So it records in layers, recording new notes over the others (overdubbing them). If you make a mistake recording something you can press U to undo last recording layer. Only way to erase everything is to do a Clear.
I've been meaning to update this program, making it easier to use & understand. I guess I should add a help screen. It may be possible to add an export songs to .WAV file. Petr figured out a way to do that with my drum machine program, I'll go back and see how he did that, can't remember off the top of my head.
Thank you for your feedback. Coding this was fun, but hearing that someone else likes it makes it all worth while.
- Dav