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- Overview
- Step 1: Locate a Midi
- Step 2: Get a MIDI
- Step 3: Open the Band Sync Menu
- Step 4: Enter in the MIDI Data
- Step 5: Making a Band (Optional)
- The Wild West MIDI Positive Practices
Confused on how to play your own music in The Wild West? This page will explain exactly how to do that utilizing MIDIs.
You could get a MIDI file through many means, but what The Wild West needs to be able to play it is a direct public link to the file itself. In layman's terms, the download link to the file. You'll know if you have the right link if the link ends with ".midi" or ".mid" because those are the MIDI file extensions (it might also have a "/" at the very end - ignore that).
For example, the link should look something like this (these don't actually work):"https://example.com/song.mid" or "https://example.com/music.midi"
Most people will likely want to search for a song they want to play and play that. There are plenty of websites that host links to MIDI files but you aren't just limited to those! You can upload your own MIDIs to the internet and copy the direct link to them from there.
Here are some examples of sites that offer free MIDIs:
•https://bitmidi.com
•https://www.8notes.com
If you have the direct file somewhere uploaded to the internet, copy the link.
If you're using a website to find MIDIs, the experience will differ depending on what website you go to. It should be mostly the same though - look for the button or link to download the file itself. Once that has been located, right-click on it and select "Copy link address" to get the link.
Now go into The Wild West and start using your Virtual Piano instrument of choice. At the bottom of the screen near the keyboard, click on the blue "Band" button. This will open the Band Sync UI.
Once the Band Sync UI is open, simply paste the link you copied into the MIDI Data box. If it worked, you shouldn't get an invalid MIDI data error.
If you did, re-follow the steps above and if that still doesn't work, try a different MIDI. If you're using a site not recommended earlier in the tutorial, double check that the site does indeed offer valid MIDI links. If it wasn't already obvious, don't download any shady files!
Now, if you'd like, you can stand next to your friends and add them to your band! Make sure they're ready with their instrument before you click play! You'll know if they're ready if the icon next to their name is green. Players in bands can play solos, as well as automatically play with the group. Band leaders can kick members and make them the le...
MIDIs With Many Fast Notes
It's no secret that playing these, especially with multiple people, can really start to lag out the server, most notably to those around the band. It might be worth noting that the people around you might not appreciate the server lag, so you might want to hold off on the very fast MIDIs. Fast MIDIs may also trigger the "You're playing too fast!" error, which will lag your game, and skip notes.
Making MIDIs Sound the Best In-Game
Something not mentioned in the first section of this page was that MIDIs also contain the instructions of more than one instruments to play as well as what notes to play on those instruments. As the MIDIs in The Wild West are only played on a singular instrument, the game reads all notes in the MIDI file as if they should be played like any other normal note, on the singular instrument you are playing on. Stick to MIDIs with less than five instrument parts, if possible, and avoid vocals. This might not sound like an issue until percussion comes to mind. Generally, the way percussion is handled in MIDIs is that each note is a "hit" on a certain percussion instrument and thus it doesn't follow normal notes like a piano would, but is still computed on a piano. This means that when The Wild West reads the MIDI file, it interprets the seemingly random notes (that are actually very specific percussion notes) as normal notes that should be played. This results in random tones being played in the song in the place of percussion. Not ideal! Due to this glaring issue, it's smart to avoid songs with percussion in them in The Wild West. If you really want to play a certain song and it has percussion, investigate some software that allows you to import MIDI files, edit them, and export them as a new MIDI file. With that, you can edit out any percussion, upload the file, grab the link, and play your custom edited MIDI in-game with no percussion issues! Note that MIDIs with vocal tracks also do not work, as rendering human speech in a MIDI takes a lot more data, tracks, and speed than Roblox can handle.
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