Game:

Super Mario 64 (1996)

Category:

Tutorial

Duration: 11:46

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Thanks for watching! I have always felt as my previous tutorial video was lacking explanation. So in this tutorial video I have put it all in words to show you how to import custom music using the latest SM64 Level Importer 1.8S. I also explained how to add percussion note and other some tips on how to make your custom music sound great.

--Tool you need--

MuseScore
-link-
http://musescore.org/

Anvil Studio
-link-
http://www.anvilstudio.com/

Skelux's SM64 Level Importer 1.8S
-link-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb2vUB.

Fully Prepare SM64 Rom
(All patches comes with the importer 1.8S if you don't know how to patch your rom there many tutorial out there.)
(BTW it also noted that the Importer 1.8S will automatically patched your rom
if it not prepared for importer.)

--Helpful links--

Instrument set listed - Credit to CpuHacka101
http://bin.smwcentral.net/u/15445/Instrument%2BList.txt

Anvil Studio Tutorial Videos
-no link-

Please like and sub if this help you!

-------- Percussion notes --------
--- Percussion notes for Instrument Set 17 ---
- 0 = Snare Drum -

Snare Drum - E3 (Midi note 41)
Bass Drum - E2 (Midi note 29)

- 10 = Crash Cymbal (Hi hat) -

Hi Hat - G Sharp 3 (Midi note 45)
Crash Cymbal - A 3 (Midi note 46)

- 11 = Clash Cymbal (Hi hat) -
Clash Cymbal - C 4 Sharp (Midi note 50)

--- Percussion notes for Instrument Set 37 ---

- General Percussion -

Snare Drum - E3 (Midi note 41)
Bass Drum - E2 (Midi note 29)
(same as 17)

- 10 = Crash Cymbal (Hi hat) -

Hi Hat - G Sharp 3 (Midi note 45)
Crash Cymbal - A 3 (Midi note 46)
(same as 17)

- 11 = Clash Cymbal (Hi hat) -
Clash Cymbal - C 4 Sharp (Midi note 50)
(same as 17)

--- Percussion notes for Instrument Set 26 ---

- General Percussion -

Snare Drum - E3 (Midi note 41)
Bass Drum - E2 (Midi note 29)
(same as 17 and 37)

Timpani - Any Notes

--- Fact Tips ---
- Level Importer 1.8S now support all 15 Channels instead of 9
- Make backup copys of your hack... Because you never know.
- Practice makes perfect!

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