Post #1 · Posted at 2013-02-03 09:22:36am 12.3 years ago
Hai guis I'm making a thread here to post my files so... yeah. All of the files are meant for pad and they're in the ITG style. I'm only putting the more recent stuff in here though, my files from before All The Rounds 2 were bad. Anyways, feedback is always appreciated and I hope that you all enjoy these files.
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This pack begins with a streamy trance file at 148 BPM. It's similar to my DNA_784MB file and has many long streams. The stamina requirements led me to rate this as a 14.
A rather frightening J-core file and the most difficult song in the pack, the demoralizing gallops and high-speed footswitches require a serious level of commitment to clear. I'm pretty pleased with how the patterning turned out and retained the variety that the song offered. Good luck by the way making graphics for a song with the word "placenta" in the title may just be the worst thing ever.
Awesome extended version of the IIDX Empress song from J-Rave Nation, kors k added a lot of new elements to a diverse song. The second half is considerably easier than the first but requires bursts of energy for the song's duration. There are some gimmicks too, I hope you all like this one.
Easiest song in the pack, definitely more of an entry song for those unready to pursue 12+ stuff. The song is deliberately repetitive but contains a difficulty gradient later into the song, and there are some really amusing rainbow sections sprinkled between stanzas.
And here comes the Touhou. Last Moments is DJ Command's rendition of Kanako's theme, Suwa Foughten Field. Personally I feel that this plays more like a long song than it does a marathon song actually. Lots of 16th note patterns with some solos containing short 24th note streams. Nothing long enough to push the song into 13 territory though.
I'm happy to say that I eventually found a good SSH song, because I can't release a pack without one. This time it's an arrangement of Shanghai Teahouse ~ Chinese Tea. The song contains relatively few long 16th note streams, which is unusual given the artist.
Without a doubt my favorite chart in the pack. SIDONA remains somewhat technical throughout most of its duration, with the exception of a stream toward the end. That’s really all I have to say about it, go play it.
I discovered the circle Riverside recently, they have some good songs. This one in particular, unfortunately, is a Third Eye arrangement. As though that weren’t bad enough, there is a special surprise in it. That's it. Hope you like it.
Click here or on pack banner to download
Well, it's been slightly more than a year now. After numerous distractions and such I finally amassed 25 files with full single difficulties, and two doubles expert charts as well. Thanks to The Insomniac and to Janus5k for beta-testing many of these files. Shoutout to Spork! for convincing me to step at least some doubles charts, even though there are only two in here haha. Another shoutout goes to joe#2, who's helped me quite a bit with feedback on charts and files and things. Lastly, thanks to the judges in the two most-recent r21freak comps who gave me feedback on my submissions (Psychotik, sudzi781, TEEX, Spooty Bisquit, and Telperion). Their reviews helped me realize a number of the mistakes that I made when stepping files. Anyways, hopefully everybody enjoys and feedback is always appreciated.
Song list:
Starting with a track out of Wreck-it-Ralph, Bug Hunt isn't your typical Skrillex song because it's actually a Noisia remix. It's probably the most gimmicky song of the entire pack, and has some footswitches and stuff.
Next we have a techno arrangement of a song from Minecraft's soundtrack, composed by C418. It's filled with some interesting patterns and the steps are pretty straight-forward.
The obligatory Rhapsody of Fire song, Danza Di Fuoco E Ghiaccio more typical of the group's more recent albums. It's a slow, easy 9 and such, with an attempt at a quantization gimmick mid-way through. I'm not sure how else to describe it.
Arguably one of the more iconic songs from IIDX, this is actually a serious attempt at stepping the song and not the foreground-fest this chart originally was. 1 23 4 5 6 do it!
I discovered S.H.O recently, ignoring one song from Infinity that I stepped but never releaed. I usually don't step songs this fast so it was an interesting experience. Not to be confused with Xi's Invisible Full Moon arrangement from Tachyon Delta, this chart contains some short and medium-length streams at 210.
After placing 20th in r21freaks first doubles comp, I restepped the singles that I originally made for this song and restepped them. The doubles is also restepped according to the feedback I got from the comp judges (thank you comp judges) and so it's probably looking much better now. The song itself is a rather jazzy arrangement of Greenwich in the Sky from Magical Astronomy. I really fell in love with it when listening to the TAMAONSEN albums so yeah.
The obligatory anime OP, Hanaji, was the first chart that I stepped by request... I think... anyways, it's the catchy OP from the first season of Maria Holic. When I first stepped it I was in way over my head so I went back through the chart and restepped everything to match the patterns more accurately. It's a 9 with a lot of broken-up 24ths. Despite the somewhat-complicated patterns it's a relatively easy chart.
DJ Noriken is an artist whom I started listening to really recently. I wasn't sure how good of a chart this would make but it sounded weird so it caught my attention and eventually this happened. The song is filled with a lot of 24th note gallops and it's really energy instensive, hence the 13-footer rating. If you don't put a lot of energy into foot accuracy it's just a 12 (hell it may be a 12 anyways) but hopefully people enjoy this one.
After watching the first few episodes of Ben-to at my University's anime club I was determined to find this song because it's an awesome fight-scene track. The expert involves some mine-dodging and there are a lot of jumps in some parts. Also, this was my first attempt at footswitches. Most of the people who I showed this to said that they liked that part of the chart actually haha.
Continuing a tradition of Geno request charts ™, King Sombra EVOLVED is one of Delta Brony's awesome creations. It's basically a streamy 11 with a few 24th bursts, really straight-forward for an 11.
Given the fact that this file wasn't terribly recieved in the course of Best-Mix 5, it's probably good now. With a new cut, new steps, and new graphics, this is probably my favorite of the S.S.H songs that I've stepped. The chart is rated as a 13 with a lot of 160 bpm streams. It's stamina intensive, and there is a little bit of footspeed in there too.
M-Neko 1 was kind of a challenge to step. It's not something I'd normally do but I think that it turned out alright. It's a 10 with some transposed 16ths and slow vocal sections. Stepped for CondorTalon for r21freak's Secret Stepfile Santa 6.
No Routine is a eurobeat arrangement of History of the Moon, and it was published in Toho Eurobeat Vol. 5 so obviously it's amazing. With the typical hyper instrumentation and Rute's high-energy vocals, it's one of those step-dense 11s. I really hope people enjoy this one a lot, I think it turned out well.
Probably the closest thing to a legitimate footspeed chart in this pack, Omega Gangster is an unforgiving chart with streams at 284 bpm. Sorry.
I stepped Phantom Queen not knowing how it would turn out, but knowing that I really liked the song itself. The result was a really fun (in my opnion) metal chart.
Pop, Kommisar's 8-bit arrangement of N-Sync's hit song of the same name, did way better in Best Mix 5 than I would have expected it to looking back at what the chart was. It's undergone some minor editing and that gimmick at the beginning, which those who played it probably remember.
Pressing was one of the tracks from Hardstyle Tokyo Nightcruising, if anybody remembers that thing. I don't really know why I made this, but it was a first attempt at using bg changes in such a gimmicky way. It's just weird. Anyways, yeah it's hardstyle. It's got a lot of 24th note bursts at 140 bpm. It's pretty neat.
Rainbow Dimension is another Geno Delta Brony request, which I haven't released until now so hey here it is :v The expert exploits the fast 230 bpm 16ths in the song, with bursts and an 8 measure long stream near the middle. The song draws from Valkyrie Dimension, the most obnoxiously difficult Konami Chart ever, and I tried to reflect that by making the steps difficult but reasonably. There's also an X-Special Another, which more directly attempts to be the original song's successor. Thank you to Konami for the inspiration for this I was touched.
Back from the dredgesof Stepmania's past, St. Scarhand is an incredibly energetic metal song by AKIMO. With relentless 180 bpm streams and such, the chart manages to be the sole 14 in the pack.
As what may best be described as 'sick techno', T3 is an interesting song in its rhythms. It's kinda hard to describe, so I'll leave it at that. I like how this one turned out, and I apologize to joe for butchering it I should stop.
I originally submitted technical difficulties to r21freak's 7th simfile competition unsure of how the judges would recieve it. When it placed a spot above dead-center, I wasn't terribly disappointed, since it was my first comp. Later on I revised it and it won File of the Week, which hopefully signifies improvement in my steps haha. The song is NYO's arrangement of Sakuya's theme combined with some Racer X percussions thrown in there.
New steps, same gimmicks, unchanged terrible (awesome) graphics and, unfortunately, it's still The Sampling Paradise <.<
Occording to IIDX Lincle, Thunderbolt is a “Raver's Dance Speed” song. More or less, it's a hyper song of samples and synthetic instruments wrapped up into a 188 bpm package. I stepped this before I knew that TYLR stepped it as well, and that itself was a while ago and all but I honestly just felt like editing the steps rather than completely restepping the song so it's a bit reminiscent of my older charts, whatever that's supposed to mean.
S.S.H's first arragement of Shikieki's theme, Touhou Judgement in the Sixtieth Year is a fast but upbeat track. I didn't originally plan on stepping singles charts for this but ended up doing it anyways. The doubles chart was my first real attempt at doubles, and it's gone through several revisions to get to where it is now so maybe it's not so terrible.
For those not familiar with the artist, fang produces a lot of long,, melodic techno songs. Unexpected Convergence is no exception to this, though of course it's cut so you get the variety of melodies throughout the track without dealing with the repetitiveness, which is a type of chart that I tend to enjoy stepping/playing. This chart contains a lot of transposed 16th notes, but it's not high in step density, making for a fun 10.
Artist / Title / Genre(s) / Difficulty / Length
Cheshyre - Abrogation - Slow Trance / Electronica */ 11 / 9:01
Burning vanish - LV.4 - Techno / 12 / 7:27
-45 - kunkka-kunkka - Psytrance / 15 / 8:37
KosmosP - Nanairo Nico Nico Douga House Remix - House / Medley / 9 / 15:37
Sota Fujimori - Programmed World (SF_Infected Mix) - Dance / Techno / Bemani / 14 / 6:09
S.S.H - Space Battleship Sorcerian Z - Metal / Mecha / 13 / 9:54
Electric Red - The Mantle ~ Nuclear Fusion - Thrash Metal / 12 / 7:20
Vacant Throne - The Return of Quetzacoatl - Power Metal / 10 / 8:25
Individual Songs (songs without respective packs)
Individual Songs (Doubles Only)
IN THE GROOVE 2 [[TEAM DRAGONFORCE]] PRO N0BAR ~s!Ck fLaGs~ (joke chart)
Download it here
Packs (listed in reverse order of release date)
Click on banner or here to download
This pack begins with a streamy trance file at 148 BPM. It's similar to my DNA_784MB file and has many long streams. The stamina requirements led me to rate this as a 14.
A rather frightening J-core file and the most difficult song in the pack, the demoralizing gallops and high-speed footswitches require a serious level of commitment to clear. I'm pretty pleased with how the patterning turned out and retained the variety that the song offered. Good luck by the way making graphics for a song with the word "placenta" in the title may just be the worst thing ever.
Awesome extended version of the IIDX Empress song from J-Rave Nation, kors k added a lot of new elements to a diverse song. The second half is considerably easier than the first but requires bursts of energy for the song's duration. There are some gimmicks too, I hope you all like this one.
Easiest song in the pack, definitely more of an entry song for those unready to pursue 12+ stuff. The song is deliberately repetitive but contains a difficulty gradient later into the song, and there are some really amusing rainbow sections sprinkled between stanzas.
And here comes the Touhou. Last Moments is DJ Command's rendition of Kanako's theme, Suwa Foughten Field. Personally I feel that this plays more like a long song than it does a marathon song actually. Lots of 16th note patterns with some solos containing short 24th note streams. Nothing long enough to push the song into 13 territory though.
I'm happy to say that I eventually found a good SSH song, because I can't release a pack without one. This time it's an arrangement of Shanghai Teahouse ~ Chinese Tea. The song contains relatively few long 16th note streams, which is unusual given the artist.
Without a doubt my favorite chart in the pack. SIDONA remains somewhat technical throughout most of its duration, with the exception of a stream toward the end. That’s really all I have to say about it, go play it.
I discovered the circle Riverside recently, they have some good songs. This one in particular, unfortunately, is a Third Eye arrangement. As though that weren’t bad enough, there is a special surprise in it. That's it. Hope you like it.
Click here or on pack banner to download
Well, it's been slightly more than a year now. After numerous distractions and such I finally amassed 25 files with full single difficulties, and two doubles expert charts as well. Thanks to The Insomniac and to Janus5k for beta-testing many of these files. Shoutout to Spork! for convincing me to step at least some doubles charts, even though there are only two in here haha. Another shoutout goes to joe#2, who's helped me quite a bit with feedback on charts and files and things. Lastly, thanks to the judges in the two most-recent r21freak comps who gave me feedback on my submissions (Psychotik, sudzi781, TEEX, Spooty Bisquit, and Telperion). Their reviews helped me realize a number of the mistakes that I made when stepping files. Anyways, hopefully everybody enjoys and feedback is always appreciated.
Song list:
Starting with a track out of Wreck-it-Ralph, Bug Hunt isn't your typical Skrillex song because it's actually a Noisia remix. It's probably the most gimmicky song of the entire pack, and has some footswitches and stuff.
Next we have a techno arrangement of a song from Minecraft's soundtrack, composed by C418. It's filled with some interesting patterns and the steps are pretty straight-forward.
The obligatory Rhapsody of Fire song, Danza Di Fuoco E Ghiaccio more typical of the group's more recent albums. It's a slow, easy 9 and such, with an attempt at a quantization gimmick mid-way through. I'm not sure how else to describe it.
Arguably one of the more iconic songs from IIDX, this is actually a serious attempt at stepping the song and not the foreground-fest this chart originally was. 1 23 4 5 6 do it!
I discovered S.H.O recently, ignoring one song from Infinity that I stepped but never releaed. I usually don't step songs this fast so it was an interesting experience. Not to be confused with Xi's Invisible Full Moon arrangement from Tachyon Delta, this chart contains some short and medium-length streams at 210.
After placing 20th in r21freaks first doubles comp, I restepped the singles that I originally made for this song and restepped them. The doubles is also restepped according to the feedback I got from the comp judges (thank you comp judges) and so it's probably looking much better now. The song itself is a rather jazzy arrangement of Greenwich in the Sky from Magical Astronomy. I really fell in love with it when listening to the TAMAONSEN albums so yeah.
The obligatory anime OP, Hanaji, was the first chart that I stepped by request... I think... anyways, it's the catchy OP from the first season of Maria Holic. When I first stepped it I was in way over my head so I went back through the chart and restepped everything to match the patterns more accurately. It's a 9 with a lot of broken-up 24ths. Despite the somewhat-complicated patterns it's a relatively easy chart.
DJ Noriken is an artist whom I started listening to really recently. I wasn't sure how good of a chart this would make but it sounded weird so it caught my attention and eventually this happened. The song is filled with a lot of 24th note gallops and it's really energy instensive, hence the 13-footer rating. If you don't put a lot of energy into foot accuracy it's just a 12 (hell it may be a 12 anyways) but hopefully people enjoy this one.
After watching the first few episodes of Ben-to at my University's anime club I was determined to find this song because it's an awesome fight-scene track. The expert involves some mine-dodging and there are a lot of jumps in some parts. Also, this was my first attempt at footswitches. Most of the people who I showed this to said that they liked that part of the chart actually haha.
Continuing a tradition of Geno request charts ™, King Sombra EVOLVED is one of Delta Brony's awesome creations. It's basically a streamy 11 with a few 24th bursts, really straight-forward for an 11.
Given the fact that this file wasn't terribly recieved in the course of Best-Mix 5, it's probably good now. With a new cut, new steps, and new graphics, this is probably my favorite of the S.S.H songs that I've stepped. The chart is rated as a 13 with a lot of 160 bpm streams. It's stamina intensive, and there is a little bit of footspeed in there too.
M-Neko 1 was kind of a challenge to step. It's not something I'd normally do but I think that it turned out alright. It's a 10 with some transposed 16ths and slow vocal sections. Stepped for CondorTalon for r21freak's Secret Stepfile Santa 6.
No Routine is a eurobeat arrangement of History of the Moon, and it was published in Toho Eurobeat Vol. 5 so obviously it's amazing. With the typical hyper instrumentation and Rute's high-energy vocals, it's one of those step-dense 11s. I really hope people enjoy this one a lot, I think it turned out well.
Probably the closest thing to a legitimate footspeed chart in this pack, Omega Gangster is an unforgiving chart with streams at 284 bpm. Sorry.
I stepped Phantom Queen not knowing how it would turn out, but knowing that I really liked the song itself. The result was a really fun (in my opnion) metal chart.
Pop, Kommisar's 8-bit arrangement of N-Sync's hit song of the same name, did way better in Best Mix 5 than I would have expected it to looking back at what the chart was. It's undergone some minor editing and that gimmick at the beginning, which those who played it probably remember.
Pressing was one of the tracks from Hardstyle Tokyo Nightcruising, if anybody remembers that thing. I don't really know why I made this, but it was a first attempt at using bg changes in such a gimmicky way. It's just weird. Anyways, yeah it's hardstyle. It's got a lot of 24th note bursts at 140 bpm. It's pretty neat.
Rainbow Dimension is another Geno Delta Brony request, which I haven't released until now so hey here it is :v The expert exploits the fast 230 bpm 16ths in the song, with bursts and an 8 measure long stream near the middle. The song draws from Valkyrie Dimension, the most obnoxiously difficult Konami Chart ever, and I tried to reflect that by making the steps difficult but reasonably. There's also an X-Special Another, which more directly attempts to be the original song's successor. Thank you to Konami for the inspiration for this I was touched.
Back from the dredgesof Stepmania's past, St. Scarhand is an incredibly energetic metal song by AKIMO. With relentless 180 bpm streams and such, the chart manages to be the sole 14 in the pack.
As what may best be described as 'sick techno', T3 is an interesting song in its rhythms. It's kinda hard to describe, so I'll leave it at that. I like how this one turned out, and I apologize to joe for butchering it I should stop.
I originally submitted technical difficulties to r21freak's 7th simfile competition unsure of how the judges would recieve it. When it placed a spot above dead-center, I wasn't terribly disappointed, since it was my first comp. Later on I revised it and it won File of the Week, which hopefully signifies improvement in my steps haha. The song is NYO's arrangement of Sakuya's theme combined with some Racer X percussions thrown in there.
New steps, same gimmicks, unchanged terrible (awesome) graphics and, unfortunately, it's still The Sampling Paradise <.<
Occording to IIDX Lincle, Thunderbolt is a “Raver's Dance Speed” song. More or less, it's a hyper song of samples and synthetic instruments wrapped up into a 188 bpm package. I stepped this before I knew that TYLR stepped it as well, and that itself was a while ago and all but I honestly just felt like editing the steps rather than completely restepping the song so it's a bit reminiscent of my older charts, whatever that's supposed to mean.
S.S.H's first arragement of Shikieki's theme, Touhou Judgement in the Sixtieth Year is a fast but upbeat track. I didn't originally plan on stepping singles charts for this but ended up doing it anyways. The doubles chart was my first real attempt at doubles, and it's gone through several revisions to get to where it is now so maybe it's not so terrible.
For those not familiar with the artist, fang produces a lot of long,, melodic techno songs. Unexpected Convergence is no exception to this, though of course it's cut so you get the variety of melodies throughout the track without dealing with the repetitiveness, which is a type of chart that I tend to enjoy stepping/playing. This chart contains a lot of transposed 16th notes, but it's not high in step density, making for a fun 10.
Artist / Title / Genre(s) / Difficulty / Length
Cheshyre - Abrogation - Slow Trance / Electronica */ 11 / 9:01
Burning vanish - LV.4 - Techno / 12 / 7:27
-45 - kunkka-kunkka - Psytrance / 15 / 8:37
KosmosP - Nanairo Nico Nico Douga House Remix - House / Medley / 9 / 15:37
Sota Fujimori - Programmed World (SF_Infected Mix) - Dance / Techno / Bemani / 14 / 6:09
S.S.H - Space Battleship Sorcerian Z - Metal / Mecha / 13 / 9:54
Electric Red - The Mantle ~ Nuclear Fusion - Thrash Metal / 12 / 7:20
Vacant Throne - The Return of Quetzacoatl - Power Metal / 10 / 8:25
Individual Songs (songs without respective packs)
Individual Songs (Doubles Only)
IN THE GROOVE 2 [[TEAM DRAGONFORCE]] PRO N0BAR ~s!Ck fLaGs~ (joke chart)
Download it here
Post #2 · Posted at 2013-02-03 09:41:34am 12.3 years ago
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This pack looks promising. Will download as soon as possible.
Post #3 · Posted at 2013-02-03 06:59:56pm 12.3 years ago
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I'd be a fool not to download these, im sure they came out well.
Post #4 · Posted at 2013-02-03 09:27:44pm 12.3 years ago
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RS2 looks interesting, thanks.
Post #5 · Posted at 2013-05-02 03:15:22am 12 years ago
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Thanks to all of you for your kind words (I know I'm really late on that oops). Anyways, new pack out, details in OP.
Post #6 · Posted at 2013-05-03 02:05:03am 12 years ago
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Sweet a Wreck-It-Ralph file!
Post #7 · Posted at 2013-06-18 06:26:52am 11.9 years ago
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Took a long time but finally a revision for All The Rounds 3 is up. The changelog is tiny but at least I got around to it .-.
- Redid the beginning of Come Back To Placenta
- Rerated Come Back To Placenta 15 -> 14
- Rerated Sinergy 13 -> 14 that song is hard.
- Redid the beginning of Come Back To Placenta
- Rerated Come Back To Placenta 15 -> 14
- Rerated Sinergy 13 -> 14 that song is hard.