MAGMA: Lipsync Compiler – Mouth Animation, Special Characters Unread
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Hi Folks, here i am again…
I had some charts that on PART VOCALS are not readed the special characters…
Like this…
On a human read:
I like shopping, I like skatin’
On a syllable read:
I like shop- ping, I like ska- tin’
Now…
you see on the Syllable part that on “ping” (at shopping) that has a “,” at after a word…
when i understand that on RB3 which it the mouth within that line, the mouth-animation can’t be move, unlike – “- (Dash that default)”, “= (Equal that needs had a word speaks with much like things)
i don’t know what that exactly on the RBN Docs i read it all and that our “Author’s Bible” it’s really-really epic.
have you encounter like that?, like i encountered mine?
Tell me your suggestions and opinions, Thanks
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_biggrin.gif” />Sorry, I didn’t get your question very well but I’ll try to answer what I’ve understood. You’re saying that the mouth animation doesn’t happen because of the comma (,)?
First, commas aren’t really necessary in Rock Band, and you don’t take them into account when separating syllables or recording audio.
Second, the lipsync is influenced by the quality of the voice file you’ve recorded – the secret is to enunciate as clearly as possible, you don’t need to sing, only pronunciate clearly.
Third, the equals sign (
is used when there is a composite word. For example, in the the sentence “this is make-believe like sleight-of-hand” you would lay your lyrics events as such:This is make= be- lieve like sleight= of= hand
Think of the = like this: one line for joining the syllables, two lines for joining the words. Hope that helps ye!
Sorry, I didn’t get your question very well but I’ll try to answer what I’ve understood. You’re saying that the mouth animation doesn’t happen because of the comma (,)?
First, commas aren’t really necessary in Rock Band, and you don’t take them into account when separating syllables or recording audio.
Second, the lipsync is influenced by the quality of the voice file you’ve recorded – the secret is to enunciate as clearly as possible, you don’t need to sing, only pronunciate clearly.
Third, the equals sign (
is used when there is a composite word. For example, in the the sentence “this is make-believe like sleight-of-hand” you would lay your lyrics events as such:This is make= be- lieve like sleight= of= hand
Think of the = like this: one line for joining the syllables, two lines for joining the words. Hope that helps ye!
i got you, yes i see, i watch most full band videos on Official songs and even our customs…
i see some authors does’nt use commas as addition to the word or sentences.
im freaking blind man…
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