How to Create a Song in "Frets on Fire"

Edited by T.J., Heather, Luv_sarah, Maluniu and 8 others

Did you try all the songs on Frets and Fire and passed? Would you like to see one of your own songs on Frets on Fire? Keep reading...

EditSteps

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Change the file to OGG format using Audacity:
1. Import an MP3 or WAV format song (File>Import>Audio).
2. Export the song as OGG format (File>Export...).
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2
Open Frets on Fire.
3
Go to "Song Editor" and select "Import New Song".
4
Import the song you just saved using Audacity.
5
Create the notes:
1. Use up and down or the fret keys to select a note and press strum to place it. Hold strum and scroll with the left and right to make a longer note.
2. Press space to play/pause the song from the current point to help check the timing of the notes. Frets on Fire will automatically change notes to hammer-ons/pull offs if they are close enough.
3. Use page up and page down to select the difficulty level.
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