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    Default How to use your own music in I AM T-Pain

    SSH into your iPhone; browse to "var/mobile/application".
    For every application, there are random numbers + letters generated. Try to open them all one by one, until you see a sub-folder "TPain.app". Go to "Documents/tracks".

    So far, I could not find a way to upload my own music separately, but you can replace the existings with your own. Upload your own music (convert it to m4a format first using OJOsoft Audio Converter, et cetra). Then change the name to an existing one. Rather, those with no lyrics (e.g. 6-audio.m4a).

    I have tried to edit the "json" files too, but no success. Yet I cannot find a way to have a new track with a new name.

    P.S. If you use the built-in uploading system, it will compress the recorded song to m4a format that would significantly decrease the quality. Go back to recordings folder. You can retrieve the original "caf" files here.

    If you found anything else about this, share it with us here.

    Enjoy

    The problem is here: access key, signature, expires (???)

    e.g.

    <string>http://s3.amazonaws.com/smule-track-app.smule.com/tpain/9/audio.m4a?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAIQXI4BRIF5SVJ4PQ&amp; Signature=9692TbWcqpaqNlTFmrxdhdC8I%3D&amp;Expires=1252302624</string>
    <key>audio_ts</key>
    <real>1250299264</real>

    I've managed to create a new track (in "tracklibrary.plist", but it doesn't show up in the app list.
    Last edited by ARYT13; 09-06-2009 at 12:04 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

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    yea i did this today and decided to search to see if anyone else had done it or tried it and I found this.. Pretty cool to have eminem instrumental tracks in the tpain app. I took some instrumental videos from youtube, then extracted the sound, and used it for flaming lips, moudest mouse, bright eyes.. Pretty cool though ay!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ARYT13 View Post
    SSH into your iPhone; browse to "var/mobile/application".
    For every application, there are random numbers + letters generated. Try to open them all one by one, until you see a sub-folder "TPain.app". Go to "Documents/tracks".

    So far, I could not find a way to upload my own music separately, but you can replace the existings with your own. Upload your own music (convert it to m4a format first using OJOsoft Audio Converter, et cetra). Then change the name to an existing one. Rather, those with no lyrics (e.g. 6-audio.m4a).

    I have tried to edit the "json" files too, but no success. Yet I cannot find a way to have a new track with a new name.

    P.S. If you use the built-in uploading system, it will compress the recorded song to m4a format that would significantly decrease the quality. Go back to recordings folder. You can retrieve the original "caf" files here.

    If you found anything else about this, share it with us here.

    Enjoy

    The problem is here: access key, signature, expires (???)

    e.g.

    <string>http://s3.amazonaws.com/smule-track-app.smule.com/tpain/9/audio.m4a?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAIQXI4BRIF5SVJ4PQ&amp; Signature=9692TbWcqpaqNlTFmrxdhdC8I%3D&amp;Expires=1252302624</string>
    <key>audio_ts</key>
    <real>1250299264</real>

    I've managed to create a new track (in "tracklibrary.plist", but it doesn't show up in the app list.
    Have you had any progress?

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    Dude, this would be pretty cool if you find out how to upload new tracks instead of replacing the old ones Made any progress?

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