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'''New!:''' [https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1Zj7a1kRcDqLrp4qgDFZZ7EmH99x1Ias9?usp=sharing Try out a new (experimental) version of Midi2Piano (on the web)!]
You can make your own songs from any midi file. You will need the midi2piano tool and python 3.<br />
midi2piano: [http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=11466505914047610040 Direct download] - [https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation/tree/master/tools/midi2piano View on GitHub]<br />
Python 3: [https://www.python.org/downloads/ Download page]
#Install python 3.
#Unzip midi2piano into a folder. (if you download it from github, make sure you get all the files and folders)
#Open midi2piano.py with python. A window to select the midi file should open.
#After you select the midi file, the generated piano notes will be copied in your clipboard, ready to paste in the game piano using the Import button.
<font size="2">Note 1: A good rule of thumb is to remove every track/channel except the main melody, chords and bass using a midi editor. Doing this will clean up the midi and make it sound good in-game.</font><br/>
<font size="2">Note 2: To edit midis you need [https://www.midieditor.org/ MidiEditor.org]</font><br/>
<font size="2">Note 3: You can use sites such [https://freemidi.org/ FreeMidi.org] to find midis to edit.</font><br/>
<font size="2">Note 4: You can edit the file midi2piano.py to adjust some parameters. Check its readme file to know more.</font>
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!Songs from other stations
|-
| scope="row" |
You can also try songs from other stations' wikis:
* [https://www.paradisestation.org/wiki/index.php/Songs Paradise Station]
* [https://wiki.baystation12.net/Songs Baystation]
* [https://wiki.beestation13.com/view/Songs Beestation]
|}
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable"
|-
!Template
|-l
| scope="row" |
Code template for adding new songs:
<nowiki>{{Song
|name={{{Name}}}
|notes={{{BPM and notes}}}
}}</nowiki>
|}
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<tab name="Tab 1">
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Revision as of 01:09, 24 May 2023

New!: Try out a new (experimental) version of Midi2Piano (on the web)!

You can make your own songs from any midi file. You will need the midi2piano tool and python 3.
midi2piano: Direct download - View on GitHub
Python 3: Download page

  1. Install python 3.
  2. Unzip midi2piano into a folder. (if you download it from github, make sure you get all the files and folders)
  3. Open midi2piano.py with python. A window to select the midi file should open.
  4. After you select the midi file, the generated piano notes will be copied in your clipboard, ready to paste in the game piano using the Import button.

Note 1: A good rule of thumb is to remove every track/channel except the main melody, chords and bass using a midi editor. Doing this will clean up the midi and make it sound good in-game.
Note 2: To edit midis you need MidiEditor.org
Note 3: You can use sites such FreeMidi.org to find midis to edit.
Note 4: You can edit the file midi2piano.py to adjust some parameters. Check its readme file to know more.

Songs from other stations

You can also try songs from other stations' wikis:

Template

Code template for adding new songs:

{{Song
|name={{{Name}}}
|notes={{{BPM and notes}}}
}}




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