Let's make me a good bassist... tips?

I mean I'll put it there in midi (tux guitar) format first, partly to attract players and singers for the project for recording and live...
 
I mean I'll put it there in midi (tux guitar) format first, partly to attract players and singers for the project for recording and live...
In that case it should go just fine.

Are you planning on releasing the songs as just TG audio or as actual tabs so the potential players can look and play them? You can export wave files from TG if you want to upload just the audio. If you want tabs I'd recommend saving them as GP5 files since most people don't have TG and you can't open TG files with Guitar Pro.
 
Just audio, then if someone close by is interested he can contact and I'll meet up and if he's legitimate I could send his instrument tracks as tg, no others. :D
 
I'm doing the logo now with an artist. Otherwise it's ready. Should I upload it here same time with Hexed and have a poll which one fans like more?
 
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OMG I thought it was gonna be just export to mp3 but it seems I need to install Audacity or something and then learn to use it.
 
Album. It's my album vs Bodom's new album.

Now I'm trying to figure how to make tux guitar files into music files...
File > Export > Audio File

It will export a Wave file. To turn this into an mp3 I recommend this program: https://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/Free-Audio-Converter.htm

I've been using it for as long as I can remember to convert songs from one format to another, and it's really easy to use (Drag the Wave files into Free Audio Converter, choose an output folder, and a format (mp3), and click convert).
 
I downloaded Switch, but when I export from Tux to Wave format, the sounds are crap, like the basic sounds. This is frustrating.

Now using Audacity, but it's recording from the computer speaker, not the audio from the files I play!
 
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I downloaded Switch, but when I export from Tux to Wave format, the sounds are crap, like the basic sounds. This is frustrating.

Now using Audacity, but it's recording from the computer speaker, not the audio from the files I play!
What are you trying to do? The WAV export exports the sounds just like they are in TG. Unless you have a DAW like Cubase or Pro Tools, I don't think you can get better sounds than that.

For Audacity, you need to set up your input correctly. Near the center of the top bar (~3 cm down from the top edge of your screen) there is a picture of a mic and a drop down menu next to it. For me the one that records input straight from the soundcard (Which is what you want to have), is called Steinberg UR44 (Loopback). Steinberg UR44 is my soundcard, so that will be different for you, but pick whatever has loopback next to it. Also, for some reason, it records at the volume you've set your computer to, so remember to turn your computer's volume to 100.
 
I must have a version of Audacity that isn't really compatible with my mac, cos I can't change the sound options from the bars anyhow, there's only one option each, except for stereo there's either mono or stereo...

Yea cos when I export from Tux to midi, the sounds are changed to some regular steel guitar sounds, while I've the instruments and sound tones set different in Tux...
 
Even if I'd somehow make Audacity work, would it even record the songs in as good quality as they are in Tux?

I've the logo artwork ready now and will have it on the artwork this weekend. Now it's just about getting the audios so I can make the youtube stuff. I knew it wouldn't be easy... technology and me are a baad marriage.
 
I'VE FUCKING DONE IT! With some of Esa's technical tips I'm now uploading it. Gonna be up on youtube sooner than you think.