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Hello, this is on C_Mixo_Blues... this is just a test run of myself generating a song with my SongCreator software, then visualizing with my SongVisualizer software. If you think this performance is okay, then stay tuned for my SoundCloud where I place every audio format of each session that has better render quality, because my youtube is just the video aspect.

I call it SongVisualizer, and it's in pygame. It's my own custom software that I've been writing almost daily for 2+ years now. It's private, but if you know Python then you can copy me. But don't, because this comment will come back to haunt me, and why I don't do comments often :) Or just stick around if I ever figure a way out to convert Private to Public in a logical manner

Hello, if I could give you a recommendation as well, it would be to try out my Software if it were not Private. Every note I pluck is logged into a JSON format. So each Measure has Each note's string , fret, notelength documented with the Measure's Tempo, so I can go to a screen in my software and click "Dynamic Tempo" which will read X number of my recent JSON files to determine a dynamic tempo to play next time. So dude, I'll do what I've been doing. You do what you're doing. If you write a comment, make it worthy of a reply.

Hello, I consider you spam. You're not real. Beep boop. Bot detected. You're telling me this training session is what now? It's a test run, it's testing software created to generate songs, and software created to svisualize the song. TO make it easier to record and write as a guitar player.

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Hey, Yes.. this is KSE, I have quite a lot of Sessions on KSE in my project. I've never played KSE songs before trying them in this project. I've never tried Drop C before this project. I've had to define each frequency, then get the note detection working, now when I play I alter the tempo of each measure so I can hit 100% of notes, then each time I play the tempo is altered based on my previous playthrough. So quite a few sessions have made me learn KSE so much between 3 of their albums. I think I've improved a lot since I first started playing.

To some extent, except I picked up the guitar, well, too long ago. This is the aspect of Sight reading new song. I listen back to my sessions all the time, I am my greatest critic, believe me. Anyways, feel free to write back and I'll reply when I can.

Hi, yes this is on GIthub.. I have almost daily branches for the past 2 years for every version. For the website, for the client, for the SongCreator, for the SongVisualizer. I don't understand why you would think I would easily decide to change this project from Private to Public at the sudden request of a yes or no question that does not go into anymore specifics into the grey area on this topic.

Now why on earth would I decide to share the code all willy nilly like that? If you can think of any logical reason why somebody would just give away something for free like that, I would not really like to know your logic. If you want to come into my environment, where I can sit and have my software running, where you can play as a user, and I can tune the software after you, then lets play.

Hi, thank you for the comment. I see several people asking the exact same question, and each time I may be rude in my response. This is my own handwritten software that I've been writing almost daily for 2+ years and is currently private and not public. Please keep in touch, I'm grateful you're interested.

Yes, your comment is garbage. Write me back and I'll reply anytime.

@@kyleabent Holy shit you got MAD!

Hi, thanks for your comment. In regards to my software I have an input and an output. The input is the guitar itself, a thread that runs while the main game loop is running. This is detecting the current guitar frequencies, and tracking them in one way or another. I've called the output frequencies output because I have a json file which defines the strings individually, and the string and fret combinations for chords. I've tried to demo this a few times across a few sessions. I'm not really making much sense in the way I describe it here. But basically I've had to manually define every string and fret combination for each note manually. The software reads guitar pro 5 files in regards to each measure and each measure's notes, frets, strings, lengths, effects, etc. Well, my comment is getting large.. Just write back and I can keep replying.

@@kyleabent No worries, the answer is there :) So it's a gp5 tab file, or in other words it's a file with frequencies and timings, so you check if the frequency hit matches the tab +- deviation That's all I wanted to know :)

Hi, I am not deaf, so I'll start. I actually listen to each recording. These videos are not for the audio, they're for the visual. As a programmer, I am okay with demoing my project as a user. The whole point of this project is to log every note. You are welcome to block me. I'll reply if you decide to write a comment.

@@kyleabent You have NO talent, NO idea what you should post. Don't do it. Its painfull. Seriously, if you have no idea what i am talking about, don't do it

@@kyleabent Get a doctor.

This is Software for Sightreading, SongWriting and SongCreating. What the hell is your comment? Learn to write a better response and I'll reply.

I don't know, your comment is lame. Write back in more details for me to reply.

Hi person from Moscow, I am glad you have bumped into my channel. There is a lot of interest in Rhythm games as a user and as a dev. From a dev, it's quite interesting to be able to come up with the logic for all of this detail. Let me know how your project goes.

Hi, can you elaborate what's nice? Let me know and I'll write back

Hi, I am glad you see the bright side of this. There is a lot of debbie downers around here. As for this song , it's timeless. There's a reason why I've played it for 10 years, even though I don't think I've played at 100% of tempo with all the notes, I know my muscle memory has improved every time I play regardless of mistakes.

Hello, I am not use to positive comments. I am curious why you did not trash me, but it seems well thought out so that's nice. I don't mean to have such a large delay, but if you have any conversation or comment to reply then I'll eventually respond :)

Hi, thanks for listening and replying. This seems to be a common issue, in regards to performance in game loops. Trying to remove as much calculation as possible for each frame. Then comes GPU to do things which CPU can't... or even a different OS doing things differently. So many variables at play!

I don't know, I guess my evil tagging has worked if I happened to pull you in somehow. This is my software for me to learn music, so it's okay that I am trash at playing :)

Hi, I don't look at comments often, I've done them in bulk up to this point. Meaning, you've had 3 months of time to think of a comment, and your question is not worthy of one to reply to. Please, write back and I'll reply. Thoughtfully.

Hello, thank you for the comment. I am glad you have found use in this video.

With my program SongVisualizer I open the GP5 file, plug in my Guitar and it detects whether I hit or miss the note and logs in a json file which later on in Sessions 379-385 I was able to speed up my Average Tempo based on getting 86% accuracy on my modified tempo. I am playing this nonstop lol.

@@kyleabent Wow that is very accurate. Just keep building up that tempo, NEVER GIVE UP YOU CAN DO IT 💪

Why do you suggest this? Rocksmith 2014 is not as good as Rocksmith 2011. The only thing better is the "ease" of conversion, but overall No. No. No. Why do you want to spend 20 steps converting into Rocksmith? My program SongVisualizer opens GP5 file and reads within seconds. I gave up on Rocksmith in 2021 when I started this program.

try buying rocksmith 2011 and youll know why. you seem to have not much idea.@@kyleabent

it just add: cherub rock. loser!

what are you talking about? I modded 2011 at the very start of when it was possible. I moved on.

I'm not sure what your goal is. My project is better than Rocksmith. It's okay.

I really hope you think so. my program SongVisualizer opens the GP5 file of the Notation, for my PyGame screen to display the notation. I can plug my Guitar in and it detects the Frequencies of my Guitar and the Note, determines if I hit or miss the note. Not sure if I fully demo that in this video but you'll see in my Sessions over time. In fact I gotta alter the Score logic based on Note Lengths.. overall fun project lol

1) Don't use song tempo if each measure can alter the tempo, unless you update the song tempo when a measure changes its tempo too 2) Manually define each note start and end time by knowing its length in time and accumulating each one by one Hello, this is my 2nd or 3rd draft of this comment. I did not expect to have a comment from someone who is also programming a similar project. I see your git, not sure I'll look into it other than writing comments here. My git is github.com/KyleAbent/ but the repo is private. Feel free to write back and I'll reply

@@kyleabent i did notice that tempo is a property of the song in pyguitarpro lib (song = guitarpro.parse(tab_file)), I don't know how to get all different tempos in a song (if i try to acess measure.tempo i get Unresolved attribute reference 'tempo' for class 'Measure' ), so right now my tool only works for songs that doesn't have tempo changes. I don't know how to deal with tabs that have segments playing on loop either.

thank you. Yes, I am constantly modifying the notation by altering the tempo. I hook up my guitar, it logs the notes I hit and miss. I've been getting 86% accuracy with slow tempo. Recently in the Session 379-Session 385 I have boosted the tempo based on these playthroughs. So the measures have sped up. My goal is hitting 100% of notes!

thank you

You should see the notation in the SongVisualizer and try it with Guitar!

i can already play it been playing guitar for forty years.@@kyleabent

Okay, what's your point? I can program and you can't. Move on.

@@kyleabent what has programming got to do with playing a guitar.

That's why you don't play Guitar.

Played professionally for 40 years. what you are doing just sux@@kyleabent

Are you a politician? who are you exactly? I'm okay with what I am doing. Could you program? I bet you can't.

But you're not, so I won't. If you were me, you'd be doing what I'm doing. Can you write a comment for me to reply to? I'll reply, if that's what you decide to write.

@@kyleabent iv'e been playing guitar for 42 years and i'm only trying to give you some good advice don't try to run before you can walk.

Okay, that's nice. I don't want your resume. Is there any reason you're trying to argue with a programmer?

I don't remember. What I did was take the GP5 tab and convert it. I didn't do anything other than convert the pre-written notation and synced it to the official audio. I found the tab on Ultimate-Guitar, which I don't recommend unless you like power abusing moderators.

Hey, I'm confused by this comment. Super Mario riffs? Well, the way I wrote my program is to accept any gp5 file. So if there's a file for it then my program can open it.

Your comment awfully does sound awful

I'll take this over an insult any day. If it's impressive that I wrote and maintain this program to help me play, then i'll take it. If my playthrough is not impressive, i'll take that too. My scoring algorithm tells me what notes I hit and miss, so I can always improve the areas I need to the most (in combination with dynamic bpm). Thanks for the support!

Thank you! I am constantly working on this program. I am hoping it helps out anyone , but its such a long road. Already 2 years in the project and here I am having to constantly write and write and improve it endlessly. What do they say, it's the journey? Or is it the end result? anyways, see ya around!

Hey, thank you for the support. I am constantly working on this program to make it the best it can be. I'm not sure these videos do it justice, but dangit I'm trying!

Hey, I wish I could be of more help, I've been struggling to have my program show the notation move smoothly, whereas these videos it's quite jittery. I'm working on it. Also note, I slowed and modified the tempo. Maybe one day I can share the program, but until then if the video helps then I hope that's the case. This song is extremely fun, uses the entire fretboard. LMK if there's anything i can do.

Hi, yes I am writing my own Python project using PyGame, PyGuitarPro. This is just the SongVisualizer where I can open GP5 files. You should see the SongCreator, which Generates files. I already have two albums written and recorded by this program. I've been writing 1.5 years more since then. Thanks.

Hello, I am developing Software which I plug my Guitar Into. The program detects my frequency and determines whether the note is a hit or miss, and outputs to a JSON file. From there I can alter the tempo dynamically. So yes, I am recording my practices, I am okay with how I sound as I listen to each session. Thanks.