David Foster-_Carol_Of_The_Bells_(Instrumental)

[bigstott]

Anyone have this marked up already? I tried using the vamp plugins but they are not even close! This is a pretty complex song so let me know if any of you do!

[rando1957]

Look under the Songs directory in Xlights directory, you will find it marked up.  That directory is '09 - Carol Of The Bells (Instrumental)'.

[bigstott]

Yeah none of those had he right timings I was looking for. I figured out how to do the timings myself and was surprised it only took me about 20 minutes to do it so now I have the timings exactly how I waned them.... it is much better now.

[rando1957]

I agree how fast it was to do this on your own in Audacity and import into XL. I finished one for Chris Tomlin's "Joy to the World" and loved how it turned out.

[sean]

Yeah none of those had he right timings I was looking for. I figured out how to do the timings myself and was surprised it only took me about 20 minutes to do it so now I have the timings exactly how I waned them.... it is much better now.

maybe you could post your timing file (label export from Audacity here? I will include it in the songs directory with credit to you for marking it up. Manually marking up a song will always be better than the Queen Mary plugins can do.

[rando1957]

Sean,
Here is my timing marks for Chris Tomlin's Joy to the World.  I included some of the Queen Mary timings as well. Also included the readme.txt file to follow your pattern.  Use it if you want.
Randy

[bigstott]

Here is the timing file.

[sean]

Sean,
Here is my timing marks for Chris Tomlin's Joy to the World.  I included some of the Queen Mary timings as well. Also included the readme.txt file to follow your pattern.  Use it if you want.
Randy

thanks! Perfect. this will now be included in all future releases of xl/nc in the songs directory

the more people who send me the markups, i can include them

[bigstott]

FYI for that one... I edited the song in audacity. So sean in the readme notes put in that they need to take their song and remove .10 of a second of the beginning because of an error I made. It takes 10 seconds to do that in audacity. 

[bigstott]

Or if you all have the song send it to me and I will send back my edited one..... I have modified a few of them to fit better.

[sean]

FYI for that one... I edited the song in audacity. So sean in the readme notes put in that they need to take their song and remove .10 of a second of the beginning because of an error I made. It takes 10 seconds to do that in audacity.

One thing, the david foster i downloaded from Amazon was called
09 - Carol Of The Bells (Instrumental).mp3

your label file was called
06- David Foster-_Carol_Of_The_Bells_(Instrumental).txt

I have renamed it to be
09 - Carol Of The Bells (Instrumental)_bigstott.txt and put it in the songs directory.
When I loaded the mp3 and opened your label file, timing marks were perfect without doing an edit of the beginning.

[bigstott]

It looks right but its a little off. what I did to check it is loaded it into xlights and then selected one element used red and green bars alternating each change and you will see it is just a touch delayed.

The file name was edited because I label my songs in order for the season. Just makes it easier for me to identify.