Queue/Batch Discussion Thread

[Ziergdsx18]

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What a weird thread o.O

[buizel8888]

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liek

El Paso, Texas sucks. If I didn't drink I'd probably kill myself.

fixd

[AsphyxZero]

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thakns

[Elite Ninja]

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when does this batch close? I am currently working on a song and would hopefully like to get it in before it closes XD.

[dore]

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sunday 11:59PM central time

[Elite Ninja]

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sunday 11:59PM central time

Thanks. I better start working faster if I want to submit more 2 files. I probably will only be able to get 1 though in this amout of time.

[bmah]

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Submitted two short and easier songs this time.

In The Wind / syatten (this is a gradius 3 song; <1min long)
diff: 8

Ready to go / fen
diff: 7

[ichliebekase]

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I'm still waiting for permission for the main artist that I want. Hopefully I hear back soon D: if not then I'll see what I have to submit that permissions are okay for.

[AsphyxZero]

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re yoju gsuy song to paly kirnala sormething

[buizel8888]

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I so want to submit a file but you all are going to hate my art

[TC_Halogen]

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if by art, you mean intentional misrhythms and poor layering, then yes, I will hate your poorly crafted chart

oh wait, I'm not judging this batch so it won't matter, oops

[buizel8888]

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Yes but thats not my drunken art B)

[Arch0wl]

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intentional misrhythms

There's nothing wrong with added rhythms (I refuse to call them "misrhythms"). A large number of major music games have been doing this since the beginning of time. All of the "arrow games" (DDR, ITG, PIU) add rhythms to their songs. Guitar Hero does this, surprisingly enough. Even Pop'n Music will be a little generous with its keysounds from time to time.

[qqwref]

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Adding random arrows has its place in dumps, files for beginners (who can't handle the normal patterns of certain songs), and arguably files for mass consumption (I assume GH/ITG players would rather hit 16th and 24th patterns than deal with carefully synced color notes), but I'm not convinced it is something we want in this game.

[TC_Halogen]

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There's nothing wrong with added rhythms (I refuse to call them "misrhythms"). A large number of major music games have been doing this since the beginning of time. All of the "arrow games" (DDR, ITG, PIU) add rhythms to their songs. Guitar Hero does this, surprisingly enough. Even Pop'n Music will be a little generous with its keysounds from time to time.

There's a difference between misrhythms and easily recognizable chart syncopation. "New-gen" stepartists tend to find it "artistic" to intentionally use rhythms incorrectly (like offsetting to an 8th note), or intentionally misplaced offsets (see: kona-yta-mina tangs [altered scale], on KBO). I personally don't find it within myself to do either of these things.

I have played Pop'n/IIDX, and they're not adding rhythms to the songs; they add extra notes to the songs themselves in an effort to not make things "overcharted", through technicality (like how certain IIDX songs use more aggressively created melodies for their [A] charts).

Adding random arrows has its place in dumps, files for beginners (who can't handle the normal patterns of certain songs), and arguably files for mass consumption (I assume GH/ITG players would rather hit 16th and 24th patterns than deal with carefully synced color notes), but I'm not convinced it is something we want in this game.

Chart syncopation is common in DDR/ITG because it produces a chart that better represents the song (follow the music, not the notes of the song itself). That's an understandable and quite reasonable concept to apply in charts, though.