Post #1 · Posted at 2020-05-11 11:07:05am 3.9 years ago
Expert & Challenge DEMO
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Post #2 · Posted at 2020-05-11 03:58:08pm 3.9 years ago
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after playing the files in this pack, i can conclude the following
- several of the files have blue note syndrome (e.g. Bad Riddim, Be My Baby, FIGHT NIGHT, GAIAPEX)
- all of the files have nonsensical spins/turns that don't go to the song at all (emphasis: Hestia)
- some files also have bad offsets not counting note syndrome (e.g. Bad Riddim, FIGHT NIGHT, Purple Passion)
- some files also have wrong BPM values (e.g. Piece of Filth)
final rank: MISS
how to fix this? here's several guides
basics
how to sync (replace any instance of mixmeister with arrowvortex, the latter is tens of times more accurate but still not 100%)
how to graphics
patterns
one | two | three | four (marking footswitches/intentional doublesteps with mines is heavily recommended)
and lastly, playtest your files
e.g. if you don't have a pad, use the numpad as a "pad" and use your index fingers as if they were your feet
it makes doublestep searching/fixing much easier
- several of the files have blue note syndrome (e.g. Bad Riddim, Be My Baby, FIGHT NIGHT, GAIAPEX)
- all of the files have nonsensical spins/turns that don't go to the song at all (emphasis: Hestia)
- some files also have bad offsets not counting note syndrome (e.g. Bad Riddim, FIGHT NIGHT, Purple Passion)
- some files also have wrong BPM values (e.g. Piece of Filth)
final rank: MISS
how to fix this? here's several guides
basics
how to sync (replace any instance of mixmeister with arrowvortex, the latter is tens of times more accurate but still not 100%)
how to graphics
patterns
one | two | three | four (marking footswitches/intentional doublesteps with mines is heavily recommended)
and lastly, playtest your files
e.g. if you don't have a pad, use the numpad as a "pad" and use your index fingers as if they were your feet
it makes doublestep searching/fixing much easier
Post #3 · Posted at 2020-05-12 12:43:28am 3.9 years ago
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Thumbs up for linking the same things to "bad" steppers every time. ._.
Edit: Sync is of course important, but like... there's people that have their own tastes in charts that will not line up with the things you posted. For instance, steppers like tamtamino and chewi simply do not care about avoiding doublesteps or putting in spins and what not.
Edit: Sync is of course important, but like... there's people that have their own tastes in charts that will not line up with the things you posted. For instance, steppers like tamtamino and chewi simply do not care about avoiding doublesteps or putting in spins and what not.
Post #4 · Posted at 2020-05-12 03:26:51am 3.9 years ago
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Quote: CuzcoBlocko
Edit: Sync is of course important, but like... there's people that have their own tastes in charts that will not line up with the things you posted. For instance, steppers like tamtamino and chewi simply do not care about avoiding doublesteps or putting in spins and what not.
I mean, you're not wrong, but I played some of the OP's files out of curiosity and I'm gonna have to side with Tikal here, the patterns were generally pretty bad. Lots of likely unintended doublesteps, no flow, really not well planned out at all. And the last few notes of Brainstorming were stepped as a 16th stream when it's actually 12th notes being played in the song.