It just erases instead of saving. Is there a special way to save songs?
How do you save music Mario Paint?
It just erases instead of saving. Is there a special way to save songs?
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There's a couple ways. You can use Naki's Game Saver, or a simlar device, or you can use an emulator and save states. Or, you can use your emulator save file and use an SNES flash cart (tototek.com) and I think there might be a way to bring that save file over...not sure about that part tho...I'm sure there's probably a way.
Also, you can take screen caps of the emu version and re-type them in the real thing...hey, it's faster than pen and paper...
-Rob
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Originally Posted by rbudrick
You can also hook your snes to the vcr and record your song
Curiosity killed the cat.... Satisfaction brought him back.
My shadow's the only one that walks beside me
My shallow heart's the only thing that's beating
Sometimes I wish someone out there will find me
'Til then I walk alone...
I'm pretty sure there's a save and load option in the game. It saves your drawing, your animation, and your music track. It takes a minute to save, but it's there somewhere. Trust me. I've got a whole VHS tape of horribly maladjusted Mario Paint cartoons.
Yeah, songs get saved with everything. If you create some drawing, save it, shut off, come back, create a song, save it. The drawing disappears and all that's left is the song. And vice versa. Basically, get into a habit of loading each time you start up and save before you turn off.
I really wish Nintendo would release a brand new super Mario Paint for the Cube. Or better yet, the DS with the touch screen.
well if u had tha mini snes, you could go right into a comp thru the rca , if u look for the thread about exporting music on one of those ps2 music games u can see how to capture it thru the rca, but only the second snes has the option for rca ....i belive...
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