Ronture's Blog| I Made Music and a GIF |
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| Greetings! I have some awesome things for you. I made a song, and I call it "Piano Primero". On December 15, 2021, in my first period class, I had this tune in my head. Sometimes I get tunes in my head; it happens, but they're usually not good. For some reason, and for this specific tune. I wanted to remember it. I opened MidiEditor and started inputting the sounds my brain had made. I decided to expand upon it, and I got interested and inspired. I started working on it and started losing focus of my main task. I got input on how the song was going and it was rather positive. Fast forward to later that night: I opened my laptop and started putting in notes. It was rather tense; I had decided that I should finish it in 24 hours. How unhealthy since I started making it at 8 in the morning that day. Am I right? I hope so. I finished it up, recorded the speaker's audio output in Audacity since I didn't know of another way to export it, and saved it as a wave file. And then I exported it to an .MP3 file. I was finished. I got 4-star feedback in general. It turns out that the MIDI file that I used had notes that wouldn't play outside of MidiEditor, so I re-exported it a bit later. Yay. Needless to say, here it is. With the tools I had, I like it. PianoPrimero.mp3 The "restored" ones are ones with the intended qualities, and the others are missing notes. Figure that one out. I have yet to fix the issue. It's a MidiEditor issue. I also made a GIF!  Yay. I made the frames in FlipNote Studio on the Nintendo DSi I had laying around. It was for a science project and I made it in less than 8 hours. Unfortunately, as of composing, I don't have a Copyright on the picture, so as usual, I put my oh-so-small notice at the end. It's composed of 586 slides and I had to make a second flipnote since the first one reached its maximum file size. It wasn't actually exported as an animated GIF from the program itself, but as sequential images that I had to make a program to rename. I imported them into GIMP and figured out how to convert it into a GIF. Anyways, Here is the link for the GIMP project. It works in GIMP, version 2.10.12. I prefer that if you share it, you share it without editing. I can't really enforce any Copyright rules here. Be sensible! As unstructured as this is, I'll post it. Oh well. Teacher, I hope you like the end result! |