When you open the music player, it should list the files in the /music_player folder.
It should if they are proper flipper music files.
So here is a fun fact, txt files used to code ringtones in old phones like the Nokia 3310 work seamlessly with Flipper Zero. If you are after a bit of old school nostalgia, you can use this link to download txt files which require no re-formatting.
http://onj3.andrelouis.com/phonetones/unzipped/Nokia/3310/
The only issue is that some tones might need to be shifted up an octave but other than that they work really well.
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there might be a way to convert the wave to bits. you would probably want to use a DSP, or MCU with a DSP, to convert the wave to bit patterns. im not sure if you would set the bpm, or octave. you know music isnt my strong suit. I think I saw a program like this in ACRON’s RISC OS. it might have been called maestro.
There is loads of stuff to convert midi to arrays like what the flipper is using. aseqdump for example. oh snap i just got an idea. you play your mp3, redirect the output to aseqdump -port and scrape the notes.
RTTL is what they were called for protocol.
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flipnoise.zip (421 Bytes)
500 BPM chiptune / keygen tune made with my Renoise → Flipper converter: https://github.com/juanirming/flipnoise
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hello,
does the music player come with the flipper or is it a plugin
if it is a plugin pls link to download
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It is in the plugins folder, comes with the flipper
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Thank you
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Would I be able to use a MP3 Player coded in C or C++ to play music over the type C port?
Probably not, not without modification at least. You’ll need to adapt it to our filesystem API and our USB chip to work
what file type to make music
aka what file type flipper plays
.fmf
is there a website to search up songs and download them in fmf?
I will launch an idea for make song for Flipper device 
I try with a IDE call SonicPi for create music, and you can try yourself with https://sonic-pi.net/
In your code :
#time def 0.5 sec
time_pause = 0.5
#syth effect
# use_synth :piano
use_synth :pulse
#1P 1 pause
#2P 1/2 pause
#4P 1/4 pause
#8P 1/8 pause
# 's' ==> '#'
myListNote = [:G, :Fs, :E, :E, :Fs,
"4P", "2P", "4P", "8P",
:G, :Fs, :E, :E, :Fs]
#size of the note list
listLen = 14
#number of repeat
1.times do
#count note
cntNote = 0
#loop on each note
listLen.times do
#if pause
if myListNote[cntNote] == "1P"
sleep time_pause
else
#if half pause
if myListNote[cntNote] == "2P"
sleep time_pause / 2
else
#if one fourth pause
if myListNote[cntNote] == "4P"
sleep time_pause / 4
else
if myListNote[cntNote] == "8P"
sleep time_pause / 8
else
play myListNote[cntNote] ,release: 0.8
sleep time_pause
end #end 8P
end #end 4P
end #end 2P
end #end 1P
cntNote = cntNote + 1
end
end
I’m not really satisfy with this because it is limited in coding.
Have fun try with this, and convert your list with a tool.
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I have tried to reproduce the intro from “Shut Your Mouth” by Pain.
PAIN - Shut Your Mouth.zip (596 Bytes)
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Please excuse my ignorance but still new to m flipper. Can you please tell me were and how i need to upload these files (Ex: d=8,o=4,b=320,l=15:c#,32p,4e,32p,g#,32p,c#5,4p.,c5,4p.,1b.,4p.,b,32p,4a,32p,b,32p,a,p.,1g#.,2p,g#,32p,4a,32p,b,32p,a,4p.,g#,4p.,e,p.,e,32p,f#,4p.,4g,32p,1g#.,p.,c#,32p,4e,32p,g#,32p,c#5,4p.,c5,4p.,1b.,4p.,b,32p,4a,32p,b,32p,a,p.,1g#.,2p,g#,32p,4a,32p,b,32p,a,4p.,g#,4p.,e,p.,e,32p,f#,4p.,4g,32p,1g#.) in order for me to play this midi track from my flipper. Tku in advance
I have midi files that once i upload to flipper they are not playing. Reading here i see that the files need to be fmf. Can you please guide me how to convert midi to fmf. Tku
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