.midi to Clone Hero converter
If you're lazy: https://efhiii.github.io/midi-ch/auto (automatically provides full dificulty, but gives you less control and requires a very clean midi)
link: https://efhiii.github.io/midi-ch/
Outdated example chart (the charting algorithm has been improved since then): https://youtu.be/Pv_2j9EDV_k
Slightly outdated tutorial: https://youtu.be/qp49H-Ns2yg
If you have questions, feel free to ask me on Discord: EFHIII#0462 or here: https://discord.gg/TkXTuhh
- SPACE
- Pause/Resume
- UP-ARROW
- Step forward
- DOWN-ARROW
- Step back
- +
- Increase step size ( * 1.2 )
- -
- Decrease step size ( / 1.2 )
- hold RIGHT-ARROW
- Pushes low notes that passes the middle blue line in a chord rightward forcing chords of GR/RY/YB/BO
- hold LEFT-ARROW
- Deletes all notes left of the highest note in a chord (makes chords not chords) when a chord passes the middle blue line
- hold D
- Delete the note the bottom fret represents that passes the middle red line
- hold BACKSPACE
- Delete the note the top fret represents that passes the middle red line
- hold DELETE
- Delete all notes that passes the middle red line
- Z
- Undo last note deletion
- Y
- Redo last note deletion
- L
- Load changes (necessary for making note deletions affect the chart properly, but slow so, especially on longer charts, avoid using frequently)
- S
- Save (export to chart)
When on, the chart will treat open notes as a 6th fret, bellow green. (I recommended not using this and instead add open notes in Moon Scraper or EoF after exporting.)
The number of frets used in the chart (not counting open notes). The standard is 5 for Expert and Hard, 4 for Medium, and 3 for Easy.
Any note that's is more than the maximum Beats per second threshold relative to the previous note gets ignored and isn't charted.
This is the maximum number of notes that the chart will include as a chord. It's worth noting that if a sustain goes past the next note, it's still possible to go above this limit.
How many seconds can be seen in the preview on the right.
When Open Notes is on, strips 1/this beats from open notes
Seconds between notes where it no longer matters if different notes are played on the same fret in succession.
Allows you to have extra long or short sustain gaps. By default, 1 which puts in length sustain gaps based on the tempo. 2 would double the length of sustain gaps, 0.5 would half them.
Number of seconds of silence at the start of the chart.
Must also be applied to the audio file in order to sync properly, this does not generate an audio file. Any DAW should work, although some might create inacurate tempo-maps. FL Studio is a good choice.
When an instrument is toggled on, (after loading new settings) the chart will incorporate that instrument. Having multiple instruments on will have the chart use all toggled instruments with a preference for higher notes. Deleting notes will remove them from their instrument, not just the chart and will persist after reloading the chart.
Only plays the notes that the chart is showing
All the notes of the chart are displayed in miniature on the left of the chart preview with a white line showing where you currently are in the chart.
Click (or drag) anywhere in the chart preview to jump to that part of the song shown in the chart preview map
White line that follows the fret it represents, further left being low notes, right being high notes in the range of the 88 keys of a keyboard.
Bellow the check for each instrument on the left, there's a preview of that instruments' notes throughout the song, x-axis is time, y-axis is pitch. The red line represents where the chart playback is.
Each instrument that is checked, upon loading the settings, that instrument will be applied to the chart (provided it doesn't exceed the max simultaneous notes threshold)
When you save and download the resulting chart, custom chart specific events will be put in in the places where the auto-charter acknowledges that it may have done a poor job, which you can see if you open the chart in MoonScraper. This makes it easier to clean up parts that aren't auto charted well by telling you the spots that might need attention.
If a note is the same note as the previous note, but is charted as a different fret, then a Bad_Different_Fret event will be placed on that note.
If a note is higher than the previous note, but is charted as a lower fret, then a Bad_Too_Low event will be placed on that note.
If a note is lower than the previous note, but is charted as a higher fret, then a Bad_Too_High event will be placed on that note.