Hello everyone
I bought synthesia for one reason, i want use synthesia only the sheet music system. I dont want use the color keyboard.
The problem is that my sheet music (dowload on musecore in .mcsz) are not the same in Synthesia and in PDF.
The "pace encrytion" (sorry i dont know how to say this word in English) isn't the same. The encryption in PDF is in 4/4 and when i playd on synthesia this is in 1/4. The enterely sheet music is not the same and it's disturb me for playing.
I use musecore to convert the .mcsz in .mid
Someone can help me with that?
Did i be clear ? Sorry about my English
Thanks
Bug with the "pace encrytion" [CLOSED]
When describing problems, always mention your OS and game version (shown at the bottom of the title screen).
If your keyboard has USB or MIDI ports, there is a tremendously high chance (>99%) it will work with Synthesia. See what you'll need on the keyboards page.
If your keyboard has USB or MIDI ports, there is a tremendously high chance (>99%) it will work with Synthesia. See what you'll need on the keyboards page.
No need to apologize for your English. It is much better than any foreign language I might attempt.
To help you improve your English, I think the phrase you want for "pace" is "time signature," which is the beats per measure. Example: A time signature of 4/4 indicates 4 quarter notes per measure. Rather than "encryption" which means hiding information so only intended recipients can read the encrypted message, you probably want "encoding" which means expressing information in some standardized form. In this case, there is a way of encoding a time signature according to the MIDI standard so it can be included in a MIDI file.
If you are interested in using Synthesia to display sheet music that you prepare with MuseScore, you will want to use the MusicXML feature that will be in Synthesia 11. By exporting a MusicXML file from MuseScore, all the nuances of the sheet music created by MuseScore will be available to Synthesia for the sheet music display. No, no one knows when Synthesia 11 will be released. We only know that Nicholas has a long to do list to get through before releasing Synthesia 11.
To help you improve your English, I think the phrase you want for "pace" is "time signature," which is the beats per measure. Example: A time signature of 4/4 indicates 4 quarter notes per measure. Rather than "encryption" which means hiding information so only intended recipients can read the encrypted message, you probably want "encoding" which means expressing information in some standardized form. In this case, there is a way of encoding a time signature according to the MIDI standard so it can be included in a MIDI file.
If you are interested in using Synthesia to display sheet music that you prepare with MuseScore, you will want to use the MusicXML feature that will be in Synthesia 11. By exporting a MusicXML file from MuseScore, all the nuances of the sheet music created by MuseScore will be available to Synthesia for the sheet music display. No, no one knows when Synthesia 11 will be released. We only know that Nicholas has a long to do list to get through before releasing Synthesia 11.
Thanks you for the answers, do you know how to correctly exported the midi?
Thanks for the lesson , i said pace encryption because google tall me that and immediately i knew that it's not the way to say that .jimhenry wrote: ↑02-12-20 6:44 pm To help you improve your English, I think the phrase you want for "pace" is "time signature," which is the beats per measure. Example: A time signature of 4/4 indicates 4 quarter notes per measure. Rather than "encryption" which means hiding information so only intended recipients can read the encrypted message, you probably want "encoding" which means expressing information in some standardized form. In this case, there is a way of encoding a time signature according to the MIDI standard so it can be included in a MIDI file.
I saw this on the forum, i'm hurry that Synthesia 11 comes out ,jimhenry wrote: ↑02-12-20 6:44 pm If you are interested in using Synthesia to display sheet music that you prepare with MuseScore, you will want to use the MusicXML feature that will be in Synthesia 11. By exporting a MusicXML file from MuseScore, all the nuances of the sheet music created by MuseScore will be available to Synthesia for the sheet music display. No, no one knows when Synthesia 11 will be released. We only know that Nicholas has a long to do list to get through before releasing Synthesia 11.
for now, synthesia can read exactly the sheet like i see it in PDF ? or the soft actually doesnt read all the nuance of the sheet music?
For now, Synthesia does what it can with a MIDI file. MIDI is only intended to convey a performance, not music notation. The display of sheet music for a MIDI file requires a lot of guess work to come up with reasonable notation for the performance described in the MIDI file. Also coming in Synthesia 11, and already showing up in the 10.x previews, are improvements in the sheet music generated from MIDI files. But Synthesia will never be able to generate really high quality sheet music from a MIDI file. There just isn't enough information in a MIDI file for that.