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RPGManiac3030
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02/04/2011 10:13 PM
author=heisenman
Derp.

Or you could use this...
Raekwon
Cars are not extinct
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02/04/2011 10:19 PM
Well that solves those problems. Now to see what the RTP music sounds like.
kentona
Bunnyhug
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02/04/2011 10:36 PM
Before you ask: yes, you can import your own music.
Raekwon
Cars are not extinct
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02/04/2011 10:40 PM
I already knew this. I wanted to see fi I would replace the whole thing or not. MP3s make big file size, and most modern midis sound scratchy.
kentona
Bunnyhug
21027
02/04/2011 10:41 PM
the way MIDIs sound depends entirely on your soundcard.
Raekwon
Cars are not extinct
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02/04/2011 10:42 PM
Midis don't sound like the MP3 counterparts no matter what sound card you have.
prexus
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02/04/2011 10:45 PM
MP3s don't make that big of file size. Would you honestly not download a game because it was 150mb instead of 25mb? I download like, 5-6gb worth of stuff a day.
kentona
Bunnyhug
21027
02/04/2011 10:47 PM
author=Raekwon
Midis don't sound like the MP3 counterparts no matter what sound card you have.
I did not say that they did.
heisenman
Lost lots of progress
0
02/04/2011 10:49 PM
Or you can just use oggs, which are like mp3s, except good.
Raekwon
Cars are not extinct
11
02/04/2011 10:58 PM
oggs are better than Mp3s?
heisenman
Lost lots of progress
0
02/04/2011 11:01 PM
Higher quality and smaller filesize.
KingArthur
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02/05/2011 01:06 AM
More accurately, OGG is a container. The actual audio data is encoded in Ogg Vorbis rather than MP3. Vorbis sports (usually) better compression ratios as opposed to MP3. Both MP3 and Vorbis result in files larger than MIDI files, though.

Midis don't sound like the MP3 counterparts no matter what sound card you have.
You might be pleasantly surprised.
WolfCoder
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02/05/2011 02:08 AM
You can get a still smaller file size but much more sound range and quality if you use DLS containers with your MIDIs. DLS containers contain all the instrument data as detailed as you want. The only engine I've seen that actually plays them together is FMOD, though.
RPGManiac3030
154
02/05/2011 04:17 AM
author=Raekwon
Midis don't sound like the MP3 counterparts no matter what sound card you have.


My midis sound good on VX/XP, actually.
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