Drum Authoring - Revision history

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2020-11-19T18:45:08Z

Drum Mix Events

2020-11-19T18:43:39Z

Drum Mix Events

2020-11-19T18:42:59Z

Drum Mix Events

2020-11-19T18:30:39Z

Visual Template for Drum Animations

2020-10-07T17:28:14Z

A Few Final Tips

2020-10-07T16:33:04Z

How to Make a 2x Kick Drum Chart

2020-10-07T16:32:29Z

How to Make a 2x Kick Drum Chart

2020-10-06T16:41:50Z

Character Animations

2020-10-06T16:41:38Z

Animations

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-<span style="color: blue">To switch between normal and disco flipped drums on Expert Pro Drums, simply place a [mix 3 drums0d] text event to turn disco flip on or [mix 3 drums0] to turn it off any time in the song. The reason this event exist is that you should chart two hand 16th hi-hat patterns to Red and snare hits in these patterns to Yellow on Legacy Drums so it is playable without needing to cross arms, but you also want people who play Pro Drums to be able to play these parts like they are played on a real drum set.</span>
+<span style="color: blue">To switch between normal and disco flipped drums on Expert Pro Drums, simply place a [mix 3 drums0d] text event to turn disco flip on or [mix 3 drums0] to turn it off any time in the song (Figure 18). The reason this event exist is that you should chart two hand 16th hi-hat patterns to Red and snare hits in these patterns to Yellow on Legacy Drums so it is playable without needing to cross arms, but you also want people who play Pro Drums to be able to play these parts like they are played on a real drum set.</span>
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 Since bands can record and mix a drum kit in many different ways, we need drum mix events to tell the game which drum pads unmute which audio streams for each difficulty.  The format of a drum mix is this:

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 == Drum Mix Events ==
-<span style="color: blue">C3 note: Unless you work with multitracks, you only need to use the drums0 and drums0d events; drums0 being the default setting that makes your chart playable as normal and drums0d activating disco flips (switching Red and Yellow) on Pro Drums. For a quick guide how to set this up properly, check the picture below:</span>
+<span style="color: blue">C3 note: Unless you work with multitracks, you only need to use the drums0 and drums0d events; drums0 being the default setting that makes your chart playable as normal and drums0d activating disco flips (switching Red and Yellow) on Pro Drums. For a quick guide how to set this up properly, check Figure 17 below:</span>
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-|style="text-align:center;"|'''Figure X''':
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 <span style="color: blue">To switch between normal and disco flipped drums on Expert Pro Drums, simply place a [mix 3 drums0d] text event to turn disco flip on or [mix 3 drums0] to turn it off any time in the song. The reason this event exist is that you should chart two hand 16th hi-hat patterns to Red and snare hits in these patterns to Yellow on Legacy Drums so it is playable without needing to cross arms, but you also want people who play Pro Drums to be able to play these parts like they are played on a real drum set.</span>

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	<span style="color: blue">C3 note: Unless you work with multitracks, you only need to use the drums0 and drums0d events; drums0 being the default setting that makes your chart playable as normal and drums0d activating disco flips (switching Red and Yellow) on Pro Drums. For a quick guide how to set this up properly, check the picture below:</span>		<span style="color: blue">C3 note: Unless you work with multitracks, you only need to use the drums0 and drums0d events; drums0 being the default setting that makes your chart playable as normal and drums0d activating disco flips (switching Red and Yellow) on Pro Drums. For a quick guide how to set this up properly, check the picture below:</span>
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-Here is a visual template for drum animations. Each color corresponds to the piece's respective color in-game (Figure 4).
+Here is a visual template for drum animations. Each color corresponds to the piece's respective color in-game (Figure 16).
 "Percussion" is pointing to the miscellaneous percussion mounted right above the kick. This is typically a cowbell. Please note in Rock Band 3 only "Percussion RH" works, "Percussion LH" does not.
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-|style="text-align:center;"|'''Figure 4''': Visual template for drum animations.
+|style="text-align:center;"|'''Figure 16''': Visual template for drum animations.
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	== A Few Final Tips ==		== A Few Final Tips ==

−	Make sure to check out [[Common_Authoring_Mistakes]] after you author.	+	Make sure to check out [[Common_Authoring_Mistakes]] and [[Drum Review Process]] after you author.

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 . Create your 2x chart in the PART DRUMS track.
-. Duplicate the drum track. Right click on the PART DRUMS track and then click Duplicate in the context menu (Figure 4).
+. Duplicate the drum track. Right click on the PART DRUMS track and then click Duplicate tracks in the context menu (Figure 4).
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 Text Events for Drum Animations
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 !'''Text Event'''
 !'''Drum Animation'''

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 Drummer Hand and Foot Animations are authored as follows:
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 !'''MIDI / Note'''
 !'''Animation'''