How do you make white (192nd) notes

[CosmicRain]

I'm just wondering, how do you make a white note?

[Professor Raine]

Just use SM 4.0, cause you can't place them on 3.9 or 3.95

[sc979]

Actually, it is possible to make 192nds in 3.9, but they won't appear white. They'll appear green.

One way to do it is to manually edit the dwi file, but you should look elsewhere if you want to know how to do that.

Another way is to cut and copy a 48th note and paste it starting on a 64th note, or vice versa. The note will end up being a 192nd note.

[Yesssss]

Save, place note to what is closest to the 192nd note, select 1/64th of a measure that is before the note, expand or compress that 1/64th of a measure (depending on where you want the 192nd note), copy the note, reload from last save, paste.

[dascookieman]

use 4-11 3.95 cvs if you want 192nds and cmods in the editor. i use 192nds in pretty much every simfile i make :sch:. or use 4.0 i think that works too.

[giganutsauce]

Originally Posted by dascookieman

use 4-11 3.95 cvs if you want 192nds and cmods in the editor. i use 192nds in pretty much every simfile i make :sch:. or use 4.0 i think that works too.

so that's how you do your solos?

**** I thought they were all 64ths

[cetaka]

Originally Posted by Yesssss

Save, place note to what is closest to the 192nd note, select 1/64th of a measure that is before the note, expand or compress that 1/64th of a measure (depending on where you want the 192nd note), copy the note, reload from last save, paste.

this is what i would do if i ever used a 192nd

[stargroup]

instead of going through bpm changes and ****, I just copy/paste from existing rhythms

to make a 192nd I'll first place a 48th note, then simply copy it starting from the 64th. the same goes for 96ths.

[jimerax]

Nice techniques. I'm just using 4.0 for 192nds.