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Question on getting MIDI music from sound dept. to GBA   Message List  
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Since the GBA doesn't have built-in patches for General MIDI etc, how do
people go about getting MIDI files to sound good on the GBA? If your sound
department generates a MIDI file, how do you generate the corresponding
patch bank to use the CGB-compatible synth?

Thanks!
Rebecca




Mon Apr 1, 2002 5:04 pm

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Since the GBA doesn't have built-in patches for General MIDI etc, how do people go about getting MIDI files to sound good on the GBA? If your sound department...
Lovelace, Rebecca
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Apr 1, 2002
6:59 pm

I had the same problem. My first attempt was to export the waveforms from a free SBLive soundfont, but those are intended to be looped, and the GBA won't loop...
Mike Danylchuk
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Apr 1, 2002
8:41 pm

It is pretty expensive, but it gets a lot more manageable when you turn down the playback frequency and keep the number of simultaneous sounds to a minimum....
Mike Danylchuk
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Apr 1, 2002
10:04 pm

I usually set up a few CGB sounds before I begin working on a song, and then I choose General Midi sounds that somewhat resembles the CGB sounds... but I...
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Apr 4, 2002
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