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In reply to: Fonts and Licenses…
In reply to: Fonts and Licenses…
licenses vary, according to the creators wishes, so you really should check out the font license your customer wishes to use. There should be an end-user license attachment to every font you download or buy, or contact the vendor.
As a designer, both you and your client may need a license to use the font legally, again, check the EULA to see if it allows you to sub-license a font. In some instances, you may even need a license for every computer the font is installed on.
In reply to: Endy here – who else has punched in?
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In reply to: Future of VR?
You are losing me in translation somewhere….
1. Hook keyboard to pc using midi to usb convertor or usb to usb depending upon your keyboard, you may or may not have to install asio4all
2. Install synthesia
3. Find a midi file, or create one
4. Run the midi file with synthsia (it will give the graphics on screen, no audio)
5. You play your keyboard to match the graphics & this plays the music, the midi converter is what tells the pc what keys you are pressing on the keyboard
6. If you want to capture the performance with your HD60, you can do it before step 4
Midiculous is just another software package geared more towards official piano tutoring, where synthesia can still be used as a typing tutor but is isn’t as good. Some kids may respond better to a game environment at first.
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hmmmm, this video states he is using midi & synthesia, graphics are the same as your first video…
I’m wondering if people are feeding their own mp3 or midi files into the game? I’m gonna tinker and see if I can nail it.[/quote]The guy in the first video I posted said it works with any midi file, you just need a midi keyboard to hook to your pc
