Queue/Batch Discussion Thread

[cedolad]

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How about I post right here saying I wanna test it.

Right now.

[who_cares973]

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I am using ddream. it doesn't help in this case. It's a constant bpm, it's just not any continuous snap.

But this is definitely going to be one of the most colorful files in FFR if it ever makes it in.

Champion freeverse

So saying that it doesn't help is pretty dumb

[potter_rocks_out_loud]

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P.S. I'll give someone 10k if they get one of my songs in-game. (Preferably one of my good ones but whatever gets in )

Edit: Click my sig to get to my audio.

Edit2: I remember a song would've got in but then it was LOLOMGWTFLMAOROFLBBQ.

I totaly wanted to step that like 2 years ago. but i sucked badly at FFR and had no clue what i was doing. ! lol

[Xandertrax]

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Champion freeverse

So saying that it doesn't help is pretty dumb

I'm using a combination of ddream and sm. I really hate the ddream layout and controls, sm is much more refined. Plus, sm is useful because of the measure numbers, which I can easily compare with the midi.

ddream helps me fine-tune the fast stuff, and make it on-beat. It's good for quick sync fixes.

oh and the file isn't one constant bpm, it's one bpm then change, constant. then change, constant, etc. How do you do that in ddream?

[SKG_Scintill]

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I forgot to mention it, it's 180 bpm 16th runningmen, but I stepped it as 90 bpm 32nds

[customstuff]

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Oh thank god. I thought it was 180 BPM 32nds. xD

[cedolad]

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I was sad faic'd because it wasn't as epic as I thought

[SKG_Scintill]

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boohoo

[Tasselfoot]

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that sounds like a very un-fun file...

[SKG_Scintill]

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I actually quite like it Tass

[who_cares973]

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I'm using a combination of ddream and sm. I really hate the ddream layout and controls, sm is much more refined. Plus, sm is useful because of the measure numbers, which I can easily compare with the midi.

ddream helps me fine-tune the fast stuff, and make it on-beat. It's good for quick sync fixes.

oh and the file isn't one constant bpm, it's one bpm then change, constant. then change, constant, etc. How do you do that in ddream?

I'm pretty sure you highlight the beats you want changed then A and put the bpm you wanr for the section you highlighted

and isn't it easier to compare the midi with ddream since it shows the current second on the bottom right ?_?

[Xandertrax]

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I have no clue what you just said. but that doesn't sound what I do. I follow the bpm changes of the midi in fruityloops, and put them in at the corresponding measure in sm.

I prefer working with measures than with seconds. I can compare note to note.

edit: oh wait nvm you were tlaking about ddream. It's just easier in sm, since some of the changes don't happen for a while. And how do you highlight in ddream?

[potter_rocks_out_loud]

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Anyone wanna test out the new file i just did... give me their feed back??

PM me if so

[Patashu]

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actually it's kind of surprising that it's still impossible to put beat counters/measure counters in ddream

[who_cares973]

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theres an option to switch between seconds and beats and i think measures lol