Words Disappearing TOO FAST at the End of a Song
Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 4:54 pm
I am using CD+G Creator 2.4.11 and Siglos Karaoke Pro 2.0.24
I am making CDG Karaoke version.
When I created Ed Sheeran's Photograph, the last few words are sung without music. I can make the words appear on the screen, but they disappear almost immediately.
It's not a huge issue, but it is annoying.
My technique is to match a vocal version and instrumental version of a song with Audacity. Synchronize the vocal version of the song with CD+G, create a CDG, then overwrite the vocal version of the sound track with the instrumental version, save as a new *.pk2 file, close and open new file, and then create another CDG. I get a Demo CDG and a Karaoke CDG with this technique.
The Demo Version is just fine since Ed Sheeran's voice serves as the music. It is the Karaoke version that has the problem.
I've had issues in other songs where the Title page would not start because the sound track was silent. That can be an issue if the words start near the beginning of the music. I've overcome that problem by inserting half second of white noise at the beginning of the sound track.
I've tried white noise to extend the end of the song. That doesn't work.
Suggestions?
I am making CDG Karaoke version.
When I created Ed Sheeran's Photograph, the last few words are sung without music. I can make the words appear on the screen, but they disappear almost immediately.
It's not a huge issue, but it is annoying.
My technique is to match a vocal version and instrumental version of a song with Audacity. Synchronize the vocal version of the song with CD+G, create a CDG, then overwrite the vocal version of the sound track with the instrumental version, save as a new *.pk2 file, close and open new file, and then create another CDG. I get a Demo CDG and a Karaoke CDG with this technique.
The Demo Version is just fine since Ed Sheeran's voice serves as the music. It is the Karaoke version that has the problem.
I've had issues in other songs where the Title page would not start because the sound track was silent. That can be an issue if the words start near the beginning of the music. I've overcome that problem by inserting half second of white noise at the beginning of the sound track.
I've tried white noise to extend the end of the song. That doesn't work.
Suggestions?