FINISHED! Adventure Colab with Romain Gandillet

Thank you. :)

Yes, he did awesome with it! Thanks for listening to this one too, Jakob! :)

I think I can answer your question, Romain.

You say the only thing you can do is add a YouTube video which you don’t want to do. However, this IS what needs to be done to achieve the goal you’re describing, if I understand you correctly. Here’s what I did: 1. Make an mp3 with the instrumental track and the vocals. (This means downloading the mp3 of the default sound of the musescore file, recording the vocal tracks, putting them all into Garage Band, exporting to iTunes, creating an mp3 version, and saving.) 2. Post that mp3 on YouTube. (This means make a YouTube account, then go to https://mp3toolbox.net/mp3_to_mp4 and download the mp4, then upload that to your channel.) 3. Once the file is posted to YouTube, add an audio source to your musescore file. (Once it's on musescore, click the three dots by the title and hit "Manage Audio Sources". Hit "Add an audio track" and post the link to the YouTube video.) 4. Sync the musescore file and the YouTube. (Play the YouTube video and manually hit "m" for each measure like you're keeping time with the music. Then check the “audio only" button. Then check the “Default audio source” button right above the “audio only” button.) Then you should be able to go back to your score and hear it live as if you just added a vocal track to the score and nothing more. The thing that’s confusing you is that it seems like the only difference is between Robin’s original and the new one is the addition of my voice and the removal of the “ooh”s. But it’s not the only difference. It’s an entirely new track playing from YouTube. Do that make sense? Hopefully it will once you try it.

So we're all good now?

No negative connotation! I'm just checking to see if what I wrote made sense for you or if I'm a bad explainer. :)

:)

What do you mean by the word is mild? And likewise I like how you introduced me on your score. :) I don't know the future (but I know the One who does, sorry, I just had to finish the quote), but yes I enjoyed it enough to do it again! I just can't say for sure because my life could be very different months from now. You were patient, cooperative, helpful and you made the score epic-er!

Oh, you were saying "the piece is cool, to put it mildly". Thanks for explaining! The only French I know is s'il vous plaît. :)

I just put it in all the groups, so it should get some more views now.