Well, if it is the video of the waves on the sea, yes, if it is a video of sailing ships, yes, if it is the video of some trees moving slightly in the wind, yes, otherwise, no.DC64 wrote:What if there was also a video for the backround?
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Thanks for your reply Nicholas!
Thats good news!
Also... It seems to me that your philosophy is to keep things simple, while still letting us choose our own customization of Synthesia. That is great way to do it, considering that different teachers have different workflows.
It allows us to be creative in the way we use Synthesia in our teaching.
Again I am thrilled with the potential of this program.
Cheers from Stockholm!
Martin
Thats good news!
Also... It seems to me that your philosophy is to keep things simple, while still letting us choose our own customization of Synthesia. That is great way to do it, considering that different teachers have different workflows.
It allows us to be creative in the way we use Synthesia in our teaching.
Again I am thrilled with the potential of this program.
Cheers from Stockholm!
Martin
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I assume most of you have discovered this means photographing forbidden. TonE obviously broke the rule. Here are some pictures from my stay last summer in Malmö, Sweden.
http://theodorn.blog.is/album/malmo/
http://theodorn.blog.is/album/malmo/
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Any news?
Picasso: I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it.
The new "Gameplay.LoopMaxErrors" thing that you suggested works pretty well.
But no... now that this is a real thing that I am spending all my time on, I've started treating it the right way. I just spent the last month finally catching up on the communication I needed to (and filing away the 2+ year old email that didn't make sense anymore to leave around to stress me out). That's all done now and I have been refocusing my vision of the project. The good news is, a lot of the things that feel most-important are things you guys have been telling me to do for years. So, with any luck I'll be making a lot of you happy soon.
The even better news is that everything is caught up and worked out so development (on the larger scale) is resuming like now.
But no... now that this is a real thing that I am spending all my time on, I've started treating it the right way. I just spent the last month finally catching up on the communication I needed to (and filing away the 2+ year old email that didn't make sense anymore to leave around to stress me out). That's all done now and I have been refocusing my vision of the project. The good news is, a lot of the things that feel most-important are things you guys have been telling me to do for years. So, with any luck I'll be making a lot of you happy soon.
The even better news is that everything is caught up and worked out so development (on the larger scale) is resuming like now.
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This is a very good news!Nicholas wrote:The new "Gameplay.LoopMaxErrors" thing that you suggested works pretty well.
Picasso: I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it.
For the manual fingerings:
Why can't we combine a sort of 'fingerings-miniprogram' or 'fingerings-metadata-editor' in the Configtool?
Why can't we combine a sort of 'fingerings-miniprogram' or 'fingerings-metadata-editor' in the Configtool?
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Like I said before several times I prefer something easy inside "Synthesia" like in my video and a file per midi for fingerings. (easy to share and edit)
A 'fingerings-miniprogram' or 'fingerings-metadata-editor' in the Configtool could be waste of time.
By the way, aria1121, Nicholas made a synthesia-metadata-editor a couple years ago and I wonder if someone ever used it. And the idea was very good, but a txt per midi for the metadata was easier and I think that many people have used this txt for the metadatas.
A 'fingerings-miniprogram' or 'fingerings-metadata-editor' in the Configtool could be waste of time.
By the way, aria1121, Nicholas made a synthesia-metadata-editor a couple years ago and I wonder if someone ever used it. And the idea was very good, but a txt per midi for the metadata was easier and I think that many people have used this txt for the metadatas.
Picasso: I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it.
Yeah, in-Synthesia is the way to go for fingerings. It'd be a lot of effort to make a whole second note visualization outside in a configuration program just to let you add them there.
And yeah, that metadata GUI is still what I intend to build off from as I add new metadata features. I haven't forgotten about it. Big plans!
And yeah, that metadata GUI is still what I intend to build off from as I add new metadata features. I haven't forgotten about it. Big plans!
@ Nicholas
If I may ask, how do you manage the fingerings (like in a file) ?DC64 wrote:[...] when will the update come out?