Any luck with this one? 32 and 64 bit versions.
Works Great!
It could use a few features to make it a truly rich music creation program.
If you want suggestions, I could list many - but they are all on the music end - not the fractal end.
I really like that I can plug ANY image into it, fractal or not (and if you know me at all yet, you know I used pictures of the woman I love!).
A short list of ideas to make it really useful:
Get the Save Button working! It appears to do nothing. Suggest being able to save in .wav format with a 44.1 Hertz value instead of the standard 48 - or the option to choose. That's because
Amazing Midi {My Secret Weapon!} only reads that format wav file. I strongly suggest grabbing it and looking at it's "transcribe" options. A few of those could make this program create less repetitive music.
Also, adding the option to create multiple tracks and maybe even some effects like echoes, reverb, and even etc., would allow for layering different midi voices and creating sound files like the one in my video posted above. See the open source freeware
Audacity for source code that will layer tracks, add effects, and export wav files.
Ultimately the goal is to be able to create "voice tracks" for many different midi sounds from the same image with varying transcription values, layer them all together, tweak if desired, and export.
Visions of Chaos comes the closest to what I have in my mind (and how I create my weird sounds that I call music) - but still needs a little more to make it ideal.
You're off to a fantastic start! I'd like to see this turn into a feature rich music creation tool, but don't know how much effort you plan on putting into it.
As it stands it's already very useful, I just need to use Audacity to record the output as it plays to get a source file which I can then convert into many voices (with varying transcription parameters), save out each track from Amazing Midi, convert all midi tracks to wav, import all to Audacity, add effects and other tweaks (slight offset in timeline, volume and even other!), then export the project as a wav file, bring that into my video editor with my animation, combine and export!
I don't expect any music creation tool to go so far as to incorporate a video editor too (but if I recall, VirtualDub is open source and it's code could be incorporated!) - but hey, I'll mention anything!
I'm definitely adding it to my music creation tools because I hate violating copyrights to add a soundtrack to my fractal animation. That's why I go through all that mess with all those other programs just to make the nonsense like in that video! If any one program could combine all the stuff I need to do in one place, it would be a thing I would certainly consider buying! I'd even go so far as to say I think it may even sell to others - but it would need a lot more stuff and probably far more time than it's worth...
Thanks a lot for the 32 bit compilation!
If I can be of further help / annoyance, let me know.
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