Vocals Question
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How do you make the singer’s mouth actually move in the game when playing a custom song?
I mean like so it looks like they are singing the song
are you talking about drivox?
Yes.
This is from C3 tutorial:
12.4
Animating the Singer
To have the singer move, all you need are the animation states mentioned
at the start of this tutorial. You don’t need those animation states for the
harmonies, only in PART VOCALS.
The game will generate the lipsync based on the lipsync file you give Magma.
You want the following, in order of animation accuracy:
1) dry vocal track (i.e. no effects, reverb, etc.)
2) wet vocal track (i.e. the stems we get from Guitar Hero, The Beatles, most
online multitracks)
3) your own recording (equivalent of a dry vocal track but presumably not as
accurate)
4) rendered MIDI track (see below)
If you’re using 1, 2 or 3, import it into REAPER, align it with the chart, extend
it so it reaches the start of the track, press the SOLO button, right click on the
track > Render/freeze tracks > Render tracks to mono stem tracks, 16 KHz,
16-bit, mono. If you can’t get 1 or 2, and you’re certain your own recording
would be horrible, then you can try to cheat the game a little by rendering the
actual MIDI chart. Make sure the MIDI playback is enabled for PART VOCALS
if it’s a song without harmonies, or HARM1/HARM2/HARM3 depending on
which harmony you want to render. Mute all other tracks then use the same
rendering process as above. This process gives you a very average lipsync that,
however, is better than not having any lipsync.
Ok but what do I do after I done that. I had to use the midi file and now I have “PART VOCALS – stem”
for Magma/Audio on the option marked:
(audio quality: 16000 Hz and Mono)
Ok it’s saying it can’t access the file. Saying the wav file is compressed.
what are you doing exactly?
oh wait I rendered it wrong
You are about to leave Rhythm Gaming World and access the external songs DB. While no song or file sold for commercially available videogames is hosted there and only fan generated content is allowed, Rhythm Gaming World has no direct control over the database and no files are hosted here. Alright, we had to made you aware of this, now you can visit the database!