Hey,
I'm looking for a MIDI Version of the song "Vigil", probably the Piano Version.
I've been looking for that for quite some time and thought why not post it on the official forums?
Vigil MIDI?
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DeltaTimo
, déc. 23 2013 05:53
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Posté 27 décembre 2013 - 07:00
Coming0fShadows
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I can convert it to MIDI but it will sound like Sam Hulick was drunk at various parts...
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Posté 27 décembre 2013 - 10:38
DeltaTimo
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Mh. Do you have a "source file" or just the sheet?
Either way It'd be awesome of you if you converted it for me
Either way It'd be awesome of you if you converted it for me
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Posté 28 décembre 2013 - 02:51
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Well sorry but, heh, its sort of embarrassing since i offered but i ran into a few problems.. 
I have the sheets so i thought id just convert that to MIDI, its not always perfect (hence sounding like someone is drunk sometimes) but Ive since upgraded to 64-bit so none of that software will work here. Another program i tried out isnt working. I got my keyboard out but i cant find the cable anywhere so thats no good.. Then I figured id run the software on my older computer i dont use much, and just found the drive seems to be dead. So about all i could do now is convert the actual soundtrack audio file into a playable MIDI, but that came out sounding pretty much.. 
well it has the tune..sort of.. but it sounds like someones hitting the wrong keys here and there.. 
probably not to useful. 
I have the sheets so i thought id just convert that to MIDI, its not always perfect (hence sounding like someone is drunk sometimes) but Ive since upgraded to 64-bit so none of that software will work here. Another program i tried out isnt working. I got my keyboard out but i cant find the cable anywhere so thats no good.. Then I figured id run the software on my older computer i dont use much, and just found the drive seems to be dead. So about all i could do now is convert the actual soundtrack audio file into a playable MIDI, but that came out sounding pretty much.. well it has the tune..sort of.. but it sounds like someones hitting the wrong keys here and there.. probably not to useful.
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Posté 30 décembre 2013 - 12:41
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Damn :/ If I actually knew how music worked, I'd probably just "convert" it myself and I didn't find any programs that are free to convert sheets to MIDI. What programs are you using to do that?
But in any case I thank you for at least trying! :-)
But in any case I thank you for at least trying! :-)
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Posté 01 janvier 2014 - 08:00
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I dont know as much as i wish about this stuff. But i was going to try midiscan, which is an ancient program, cant get that to run no matter what, i think its for windows 95... I found another program called sharpeye 2, which is free for like 30 days so i tried that and had no luck. I dont know if its any good. You might want to see if you can get it to work.
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Posté 01 janvier 2014 - 10:09
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Alright thanks for your information, I'll definitly try that out.
