GH2 Midi Encyclopedia / Dictionary

[Riz]

That, and it also focuses specifically on the MIDI, where the other contains a lot of ARK and VGS details.

Riz.
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[Riz]

That, and it also focuses specifically on the MIDI, where the other contains a lot of ARK and VGS details.

Riz.
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[ChrisVance]

[ChrisVance]

[nhanha]

I convert my GH1 VGS/MIDs to GH2.

On single player they works fine.

But on the Multiplayer (Pro/FaceOff) the sound for second player don't play when a note is hit.

I change VGS, create a 6 channels VGS and nothing work.

I think the problem is the MID, i think there is a note or anything that made sound's play for 2nd player.

I take a look on MID and see the notes 40 to 52/53/54 have some marks. No one have mentioned this notes before, i don't know whats they do.

I trying to find what part of MID play sound on Multiplayer but without success.

Please Help Me.

Thanks.

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[nhanha]

I convert my GH1 VGS/MIDs to GH2.

On single player they works fine.

But on the Multiplayer (Pro/FaceOff) the sound for second player don't play when a note is hit.

I change VGS, create a 6 channels VGS and nothing work.

I think the problem is the MID, i think there is a note or anything that made sound's play for 2nd player.

I take a look on MID and see the notes 40 to 52/53/54 have some marks. No one have mentioned this notes before, i don't know whats they do.

I trying to find what part of MID play sound on Multiplayer but without success.

Please Help Me.

Thanks.

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[rage2]

Sweet, I didn't want to start my own thread for this hehe.

Confirmed:
In the PART GUITAR, PART GUITAR COOP, PART RHYTHM, and PART BASS tracks, notes 40 to 58 control the guitarists hand position and animation on the fretboard. Note 40 having the hand near the nut, 58 hand near the neck pickup. Sustained notes will make the guitarist perform a vibrato on the notes. The speed of the vibrato is dependent on if the guitarist is in play, wail or solo mode.

Unconfirmed:
Some of the notes are the same hand positions on the fretboard, but triggers the guitarist to use different fingers. I'm still trying to determine the exact pattern here.

[rage2]

Sweet, I didn't want to start my own thread for this hehe.

Confirmed:
In the PART GUITAR, PART GUITAR COOP, PART RHYTHM, and PART BASS tracks, notes 40 to 58 control the guitarists hand position and animation on the fretboard. Note 40 having the hand near the nut, 58 hand near the neck pickup. Sustained notes will make the guitarist perform a vibrato on the notes. The speed of the vibrato is dependent on if the guitarist is in play, wail or solo mode.

Unconfirmed:
Some of the notes are the same hand positions on the fretboard, but triggers the guitarist to use different fingers. I'm still trying to determine the exact pattern here.

[rage2]

The triggers track from what I've been able to find controls background animations at each venue, not the drummer. Don't have my notes handy, but off the top of my head note 52, for example, controls the fire pyro effect at the Austin TX stage, while on other stages causes the fretboard to start shooting sparks where the guitarist's hand is. I have a incomplete list of all events I found for the triggers track, I'll post it once I have it completed.

[rage2]

The triggers track from what I've been able to find controls background animations at each venue, not the drummer. Don't have my notes handy, but off the top of my head note 52, for example, controls the fire pyro effect at the Austin TX stage, while on other stages causes the fretboard to start shooting sparks where the guitarist's hand is. I have a incomplete list of all events I found for the triggers track, I'll post it once I have it completed.

[thewhyan]

Well Riz, you can always make a subforum with these tutorials or the programs.

[thewhyan]

Well Riz, you can always make a subforum with these tutorials or the programs.

[ChrisVance]

[ChrisVance]

[jpw21683]

Thanks for all this info, ChrisVance.

My question is, is it possible to get the singer's mouth moving in sync with the vocals? Looking in the MIDI/VGS thread, it looks like on GH1 mouth movements were controlled by a single note on the BAND_SINGER track. I've tried this with my custom-made midi in GH2, and it doesn't work.

I know that I can use "[idle]" and "[play]", but that doesn't tell the game exactly when to open and close the singer's mouth.

I played through several of the default GH2 songs to see if his mouth moves in sync to the lyrics, and it looks like it, however examining those MIDIs reveals nothing. Am I overlooking something?

[jpw21683]

Thanks for all this info, ChrisVance.

My question is, is it possible to get the singer's mouth moving in sync with the vocals? Looking in the MIDI/VGS thread, it looks like on GH1 mouth movements were controlled by a single note on the BAND_SINGER track. I've tried this with my custom-made midi in GH2, and it doesn't work.

I know that I can use "[idle]" and "[play]", but that doesn't tell the game exactly when to open and close the singer's mouth.

I played through several of the default GH2 songs to see if his mouth moves in sync to the lyrics, and it looks like it, however examining those MIDIs reveals nothing. Am I overlooking something?

[ChrisVance]

[ChrisVance]

[rage2]

[rage2]

[rage2]

[rage2]

[ruippeixotog]

I only analyzed yyz midi, but I saw some events you can add. ;)
Add [crowd_half_tempo], [crowd_normal_tempo] and [crowd_double_tempo] to EVENTS track; all other BAND tracks, except SINGER, use [half_tempo], [normal_tempo] and [double_tempo] too. There is also [map HandMap_Default], [map HandMap_DropD2], [map HandMap_NoChords], etc... don't know if you didn't add them because you are trying to discover more information about their relation to TRIGGERS.
Anyway, it is a good compilation, I found out it has more information that the sticky I said before (and I am too lazy to go look at all GH2 midis for new events ). And with the information about TRIGGERS, it will be even better. ;)

Btw, rage2, check your PMs ;)

[ruippeixotog]

I only analyzed yyz midi, but I saw some events you can add. ;)
Add [crowd_half_tempo], [crowd_normal_tempo] and [crowd_double_tempo] to EVENTS track; all other BAND tracks, except SINGER, use [half_tempo], [normal_tempo] and [double_tempo] too. There is also [map HandMap_Default], [map HandMap_DropD2], [map HandMap_NoChords], etc... don't know if you didn't add them because you are trying to discover more information about their relation to TRIGGERS.
Anyway, it is a good compilation, I found out it has more information that the sticky I said before (and I am too lazy to go look at all GH2 midis for new events ). And with the information about TRIGGERS, it will be even better. ;)

Btw, rage2, check your PMs ;)

[ChrisVance]

[ChrisVance]

[ruippeixotog]

Crowd events are pretty self-explanatory... The tempo events control tempo-based animations, like key pressing velocity and drummer's moving animation. About those events being in BASS tracks (even in PART BASS), they may be used to control bass animation outside coop (not sure, though). About map events, they control guitarist's hand animation.

[ruippeixotog]

Crowd events are pretty self-explanatory... The tempo events control tempo-based animations, like key pressing velocity and drummer's moving animation. About those events being in BASS tracks (even in PART BASS), they may be used to control bass animation outside coop (not sure, though). About map events, they control guitarist's hand animation.

[ChrisVance]

Thank you, I will edit this tonight =D PS Please PM me if you have something you want to add everyone, It's easier for me that way q.q (I will give props to all additions)

[ChrisVance]

Thank you, I will edit this tonight =D PS Please PM me if you have something you want to add everyone, It's easier for me that way q.q (I will give props to all additions)