Hello everyone, I would love to start creating cdlc on my own and make the ones I like, but I do not know English well and I find it hard to follow the tutorial also because it is too long.

I was wondering if there is a faster and easier way to do this without you lose too much time, I'm interested only I post cdlc with the tablature without DD and nothing else. Have you any suggestions? Thank you all.

 

 

 

how do you know my name? and what do you mean?

Your toolkit error report shows that your PC name is Nicola , Your profile lists you as male , In the UK Nicola is a girl only name. It was a joke which has now backfired.

No Nicola is a male name, just in case "Nicole" is female :)

Quieter nothing happened, peace ;)

Well now I know :)

You must add sections (which makes RR) or the camera will be zoomed out for the whole song.

 

Also, I thought Nicolo would be the male version in Italian.  Serena is certainly a girls name :D

You must add sections (which makes RR) or the camera will be zoomed out for the whole song.

 

Also, I thought Nicolo would be the male version in Italian.  Serena is certainly a girls name :D

I thought Shirley was a girls name

 

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y121/Bearhug/Shirley1.jpg

I'm sorry guys, I tried and tried but I'm not good in the only important thing, I just can not synchronize the entire song, it makes me mad ... we see that are not taken for this and I am very disappointed because I wanted to create my CDLC. So I give up :(

Thanks anyway for your help I appreciate it

Like albatross said you can try GoPlayAlong. You can sync your tab with the mp3 first. With a full version you can export the xml and just import it into eof.

@ - If GPA isn't an option, the other thing I'd recommend is starting with some easy stuff.

 

Start with something reasonably slow and with a simple drumbeat. A lot of 60s rock (e.g. Beatles, Rolling Stones) is good for this. Then gradually build up towards faster/crazier drumbeats, more time signature changes, and so on. I probably synced and resynced 10 songs before I actually released anything, and didn't figure out most of the tricks I have for syncing until doing something like 50 customs. And there are things that I still have trouble with (old Kreator is one of them).

 

If you have any syncs you want feedback on, send me the .psarc or the notes.eof and guitar.ogg files together, and I'll try to make screenshots or something to show where to improve them and hopefully help you pick up a few tricks.

 

Don't give up!

@ - I had another idea, though it will significantly limit what you can chart. 

 

In more progressive and technical genres (especially metal), many bands now "quantize" the track, meaning that the bpm is (usually) exactly an integer, and all notes are exactly on the divisions of the beat. Practically speaking, this means that you don't need to do any syncing beyond entering the bpm in the tab and lining up the start of the song. So if there's enough stuff in those genres that you like, you can start out by only doing quantized tracks.

 

I'm not sure exactly when this started becoming widespread, but you definitely see it a lot more in albums released after 2009. Bands that I've worked on that have had quantized tracks are 

Between the Buried and Me (Misdirect onwards, but they have so many tempo changes syncing still isn't completely trivial)

Blotted Science

Dream Theater (most recent album, maybe all of their post-Portnoy ones?)

Galneryus (at least most recent album)

Haken

Intervals

Obscura

Riverside (SoNGS onward)

Spawn of Possession

Symphony X (Iconoclast onward)

@albatross213 Thanks for the tips I'll try to find some songs of those bands.

However with Go Play Along I'm forced to buy the license or it's good for free?

So I give up :(

 

NO!!!

 

Do not give up, you will be great charter only takes time.  You are good on guitar, this is most important when you make the customs.

 

 

Fuck GoPlayAlong, do it on EOF.  I do all my songs on EoF.  You have very dedicated person (raynebc) who makes EoF and tries to answer all questions.  You get no "official" support from GPA.

 

I can also answer EoF questions.

 

We need charters who can play guitar and know what charts look like.  You must try harder :D

GPA is still the easiest and most comfortable way to sync a GP tab with audio, for me anyway. I do all my syncings with it. You also can try it first with the free version just to test, but exporting the files is only available in the full version (~15€).

Of course you can do it in eof, but for me it looks much more complicated that way. GPA still releases many updates and fixes. I'm doing only any corrections in eof.