Queue/Batch Discussion Thread

[ichliebekase]

Re: Queue/Batch Discussion Thread

Hey, if you are desperate for judges, I can judge if you need someone. I have almost 10 years of musical background and I've taken many music theory classes so I'd know what to look and listen for. Plus I have a lot of time on my hands. Let me know, thought I'd throw myself out there if you needed any extra help.

[who_cares973]

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So how do I go about getting these files-to-be-judged? Is there a zip file I download somewhere? I'd like to knock them out in an afternoon, if possible.

Once jx has all the files set and he has divided the judges into groups he will then pm all the judges the batch along with their respective group and section of the batch to judge

Hey, if you are desperate for judges, I can judge if you need someone. I have almost 10 years of musical background and I've taken many music theory classes so I'd know what to look and listen for. Plus I have a lot of time on my hands. Let me know, thought I'd throw myself out there if you needed any extra help.

If this was a music class id say yes but your files aren't strong enough. They don't show that you fully understand stepping although you do have some of the basics down. Keep on improving though and I could see you as a backup judge or a regular judge even. As of right now though id say no

[ichliebekase]

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If this was a music class id say yes but your files aren't strong enough. They don't show that you fully understand stepping although you do have some of the basics down. Keep on improving though and I could see you as a backup judge or a regular judge even. As of right now though id say no

Like I said, it was mainly if they needed people. But being able to step or not doesn't mean that I wouldn't notice if something seemed wrong, like some random grace notes stuck in there that aren't there or polyrhythms that should be sixteenth notes. I usually can't recognize my own mistakes until someone else points them out. I help some friends out with their files sometimes but obviously I'm not perfect.

[who_cares973]

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Noting what's missing and what's extra is only part of the judging process. Being able to distinguish different types of layering, noting when difficulty ranges within the file become to great of a difference, PR(not so linear) there is a bunch of things one must look for and what not when judging. like I said you have some basics down I just don't think you're ready

[Arch0wl]

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Experience with music only comes in when you're looking for PR, which mostly comes out in piano songs. Any other type of song usually has layering which makes it irrelevant.

[TC_Halogen]

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now checking submissions.

also for judges, if you can judge this time post here about it.
I can judge this time btw.

Reposting for any judges who may have missed it through the mess of people volunteering to judge.

[customstuff]

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Oh... Phalanx was a Resubmission. I put the tags in too...
Oh well? :s

[qqwref]

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Piano practice auto reject.

Please

Hey, don't worry - if it's as bad as you think, I'm sure some of the judges will [--] it

[TC_Halogen]

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Hey, don't worry - if it's as bad as you think, I'm sure some of the judges will [--] it

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[bob bob]

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[TC_Halogen]

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Question: if we have a song where we intend to step more than one difficulty, how do we go about sending them all? I have three charts in mind for Kommisar's La Lune du Minuit éternel (a Light, Standard, and Heavy, if you will). Should I leave them all in the .sm and tell the judges that they are to be judged separately? I would hope that it was obvious that I intended on more than one difficulty if I actually label them with the proper numbers.

[dore]

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im in for judging

[jimerax]

Re: Queue/Batch Discussion Thread

Question: if we have a song where we intend to step more than one difficulty, how do we go about sending them all? I have three charts in mind for Kommisar's La Lune du Minuit éternel (a Light, Standard, and Heavy, if you will). Should I leave them all in the .sm and tell the judges that they are to be judged separately? I would hope that it was obvious that I intended on more than one difficulty if I actually label them with the proper numbers.

I'm not against having multiple difficulties for a song in the game at all, just don't want a .dwi/.sm that has multiple difficulties (except for resubmissions). Submitting them as separated files with [Light] or [Heavy] is ok.

Current Judges List

[Previous judges]
Silvuh, JX, ily, qqwref, psychoangel, Patashu, wc, G-Dude, Halogen, bmah, dore

[Non-previous judges]
Arch0wl, Niala, ichliebekase

In previous judges, Kommi, V4N, samurai haven't responded yet (buizel said he won't do this time). and I'll be a backup if there're enough judges.

[aperson]

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I'll judge if necessary, I'm going to be pretty busy, however.

[buizel8888]

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If you guys cant find another judge I will work on this. I'm feeling slightly less like I want to throw the population of the world off a cliff =)