You can try this gcode I made, it’s very rough and unpolished but you can actually experience what you can get from the motors. Just extract the gcode from the zip file, put it on your USB stick or SD card and print (you will click print but don’t worry, it’s not an actual print, it will just play the music)
The link may not work by just clicking on it, so if not, copy the link in your browser and press enter to download (your browser might say it’s not safe to download but it is, it’s my work not a dubious download I copied)
Just now tried twice again and it is not working on my X1C.
I would download your file, but for security reasons(here at work I can’t) -
But why not paste a small section of it in plain text?
So my gcode has several ticks in it.
example -
;Tick 11606, Time 116 sec
It has the semi colon at front which is merely a comment.
Here is a small section from the very start of the gcode:
Oops, sorry guys, It worked on H2D so I assumed it would be the same on X1C but just tried it on my P1S and it does nothing… So may be it does nothing on the X1C. Sorry
I think that I solved this for the P1S/X1C printers! Those were the only two that I have access to, so I can’t say much about others printers. I built a converter for midi files; you can see the web page here:
https://otherpuppy7-beep.github.io/Bambu_music/. I tested this very extensively, and it largely works well. There is one caveat, it can only take single track midi files (I haven’t figured out how to find the melody automatically yet). I hope y’all enjoy!