Building .midi and song with a guitar track seperated? Help!

**horsemeat** · Joined: 01 Nov 2006 Posts: 31

I've created my .SNG in Freetar Editor and converted to .MIDI. Next I need to insert "all the proper tracks".

I've already read in the How To thread that I could simply replace the notes from an existing GH .MIDI with my own, but after attempting to copy and paste my .MIDI over the original GH one with Anvil.. I realize I have no idea what I'm doing. Would someone be able to create the .MIDI for me from my .SNG for GH2? I'm really desperate.
http://download.yousendit.com/A38CF905777B4758 <- My .SNG

Also, a question. I have two different audio files; this song has the guitar track separated from the rest of the mix! How would I put this in GH2 this way? There seems to be no documentation for this -- obviously it's not a common thing to have the guitar track of a song alone.

Thanks!

**ImaCarrot** · Joined: 06 Mar 2006 Posts: 2687

Maybe someone will take pity on you and set your midi up for you, I don't personally have the time to do it.

As for the seperate tracks thing;

**horsemeat** · Joined: 01 Nov 2006 Posts: 31

Thank you..this didn't work, though.

I finished my .MIDI and used his java utility, "FourVAGInterleave" to join the files .. I placed each .VAG into the appropriate backing and lead guitar places, but my resulting .VAG(didn't export as .VGS ?

?) ended up weird sounding with crackling noise over it .. then I had to rename the file's extension to .VGS to inject it.

When I burned my disc the crackling was still there and the tracks weren't seperated like they should have been..it was like the two tracks were flattened together.

So the operation was a failure. I know that my .VAG files ARE correct because I converted them to .VGS and put them in the game seperately and they sound fine! It's when I join them together in FourVAGInterleave that the file gets messed up.

I use GHEX to inject, BTW. GH 2.

**katamakel** · Joined: 16 Jun 2006 Posts: 1467 Location: Stockholm, Sweden

Most GH2 .vgs files have 5 or 6 channels, so a 4 channel .vgs probably wouldn't playback correctly.

**Sephiroth87** · Joined: 18 Nov 2006 Posts: 88

time ago i tried to use the fourvaginterlace tool, and i had no problem...
i used 2 vag (it wasn't lead and band, but left and right channel), and loaded 2 times each in the program, it gave me a vgs that played fine...
pay attention that this tool requires you to put a name for the vgs file, and you must put the extension by hand...
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