Showcase your artistic creations, whether that be sprites, music, drawings or literature, and whether they be related to the Ace Attorney universe or not.
The only problem with MuseScore is it sometimes gets complicated, the instruments are realistic (no 8-bit here, sorry :C), AND you can't save your work as an .MP3 file. (However, you CAN save it as a .MID and use a synthesizer, or save it as a .WAV or .OGG and use a convertor.)
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1230james wrote:MuseScore is a decent tool. (Free too! )
The only problem with MuseScore is it sometimes gets complicated, the instruments are realistic (no 8-bit here, sorry :C), AND you can't save your work as an .MP3 file. (However, you CAN save it as a .MID and use a synthesizer, or save it as a .WAV or .OGG and use a convertor.)
You /can/ download additional soundfonts to use in place of the default soundfont.
However, the problems with MuseScore are more than what you described: there is also the instrument limit, the playback cracking noise, the rather narrow range of instruments you can choose (unless you tinker with the menus), no crescendos (your only way to change volume is a rather arbitrarily set set of dynamic markings), and did I mention that no matter how great your drums soundfont is, you can only use 10 (or so) of these sounds in the drum channel UNLESS you make a drum beat in a MELODY channel and copy-paste it into the drum channel?
V3R wrote:What do people generally use to make soundtracks for the editor?
Whatever they like to use. :/
I'm pretty sure they were asking for examples.
I can't assume what everybody likes to use... :/
I'm not really good at music myself, so I don't really pay attention to what goes around in the music making world.
To be perfectly frank, why do you NEED custom music? A trial can work perfectly fine with music from the regular AA games, and there's plenty of other sources to get music from - other DS games and the like.
drvonkitty wrote:To be perfectly frank, why do you NEED custom music? A trial can work perfectly fine with music from the regular AA games, and there's plenty of other sources to get music from - other DS games and the like.
I just feel like my case would be better with custom music. I use AA music as placeholders but I don't think they should stay.
drvonkitty wrote:To be perfectly frank, why do you NEED custom music? A trial can work perfectly fine with music from the regular AA games, and there's plenty of other sources to get music from - other DS games and the like.
That's like asking why you need sauce on a burger. Sure, it doesn't need it, but it sure tastes better with it.
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