Map of the Problematique guitar sound

[wriinkly feet]

hi guys, anyone got Reaper midi file?

[Flump]

Originally Posted by wriinkly feet

hi guys, anyone got Reaper midi file?

I believe there are midi files within this thread. Midi files aren't specific to a program. A midi file will work with any program that can use midi files which is certainly all DAW's. If all of the links in the thread are dead, then I guess someone will indeed have to repost one.

[GarJov]

Can someone send me the midi data for MOTP. I Had the Aorfix one years ago but it seems much harder to find now.

[Flump]

Originally Posted by GarJov

Can someone send me the midi data for MOTP. I Had the Aorfix one years ago but it seems much harder to find now.

There's a link in the description of this video. No idea if the link is still active. At work and when I click on it my IT people say NO!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppMPbTFHJTE

[GarJov]

Tried but the server never seems to work. Bummer!

[Jobby]

I am also still in need if some kind samaritan still has it <3

or even just a different one that's close enough to say "that'll do"

[Kueller917]

Maybe I should just make a tutorial on it to end the suffering.

[james90]

Originally Posted by GarJov

Can someone send me the midi data for MOTP. I Had the Aorfix one years ago but it seems much harder to find now.

Originally Posted by Jobby

I am also still in need if some kind samaritan still has it <3

or even just a different one that's close enough to say "that'll do"

I have the cubase project that was linked in that video, and can probably export the MIDI file by itself if you would prefer.

Otherwise, you'll need the cubase project, and will need to set it up correctly. It needs the audio track (all you need to do is import the album version of the song) and the MIDI interface configured properly.

It's still not really that close, as you'll probably be able to hear, but the main pattern is correct.

[Jobby]

Originally Posted by james90

I have the cubase project that was linked in that video, and can probably export the MIDI file by itself if you would prefer.

Otherwise, you'll need the cubase project, and will need to set it up correctly. It needs the audio track (all you need to do is import the album version of the song) and the MIDI interface configured properly.

It's still not really that close, as you'll probably be able to hear, but the main pattern is correct.

God, I'm not sure if I'm an idiot or if this stuff is legit complicated

If you just went with the file by itself, would I be alright just importing it into Reaper? Or would I still need to set it up after (or even change back to Cubase)? These probably sound like frustratingly dim questions Think I was sent the whole project last time and I seem to remember it being pretty simple to set up but I don't have Cubase anymore.

Either way, yes please

[nerd herd]

Originally Posted by Jobby

God, I'm not sure if I'm an idiot or if this stuff is legit complicated

If you just went with the file by itself, would I be alright just importing it into Reaper? Or would I still need to set it up after (or even change back to Cubase)? These probably sound like frustratingly dim questions Think I was sent the whole project last time and I seem to remember it being pretty simple to set up but I don't have Cubase anymore.

Either way, yes please

If it's a MIDI file it should open on any DAW. I think anyway.

Somewhere on my laptop there's a DT version I made a while ago. I could send that if anyone's desperate, but it's not 100% accurate with the pattern changes.

[james90]

Originally Posted by Jobby

God, I'm not sure if I'm an idiot or if this stuff is legit complicated

If you just went with the file by itself, would I be alright just importing it into Reaper? Or would I still need to set it up after (or even change back to Cubase)? These probably sound like frustratingly dim questions Think I was sent the whole project last time and I seem to remember it being pretty simple to set up but I don't have Cubase anymore.

Either way, yes please

Yeah, it should open up fine in any DAW. You'll most likely still need to tell it what your interface is, and set it for channel 11. You might need to set the BPM as well (It's 125 according to the cubase project)

Also, I should mention that this only works for the whammy 4.

Here's the MIDI track. I've just exported it from the cubase project, and noticed there were these gaps in places. Not sure what it will sound like, but I haven't changed anything from how it was when I downloaded it. It's the same one from that video anyway.

[Jobby]

I may well be doing something wrong but it's not opening for me

Tried to drag and drop it into Reaper but it keeps saying it can't import it. Any chance you could drop the whole project and I'll grab an old version of Cubase and give that a go?

[james90]

Strange. It seemed to open fine in both logic and cubase for me. But yes, here's the full cubase project. It'll ask for the audio file (which you can tell it to ignore) and also the MIDI interface.

Oh, and the one you want to open is in the "Necessary Files" folder titled "motp FINAL.cpr"

[Jobby]

Cheers

Got frustrated and gave up looking for an older version of Cubase but I'm sure it'll work when I get round to trying again at some point

[The_Senate]

Here's an alternative way of getting the effect, it sounds spot on to me but requires certain gear (still probably much cheaper than the current methods)



(Map of the Problematique 50 seconds in)