hey,in the beethoven moonlight sonota, are the arrows suppose to be a little off so it'll mess you up a bit?jus wonderin
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Yes.
I FCed it first itme, anyhow...
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Hyrogashiroth - Born on DWI, Raised on StepmaniaComment
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dude,how many times did u say lastnight when everyone was waiting for the songs 2 be done?Comment
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NO! That was me.
I said it many times. Many many times.Comment
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only many many times?Comment
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About 23 times, I think.
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THE ZERRRRRG.Comment
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u were counting?Comment
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whats VotD?
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VotD?Comment
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oh,i think it's Vally of the DeadComment
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You have to realize that classical music is not played through electrical devices so music doesn't carry any sort of a steady beat. The tempos of harmony and melody played in Moonlight Sonata continually change to add to the style of the song. Being limited to 1/4 and 1/8 notes and no ways to change bpm mid-song in the FFR engine, I'm kinda limited to what I can do. On my DWI, it is for the most part onbeat, but for some reason, I do agree the FFR file is offbeat a little.
Originally posted by MixMasterLarComment
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There's your answer guys. Nestlekwik has spoken. Back off in shame.Comment
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I just got done playing the song again for the second time trying to notice the off-beatness of the arrows. so far, I haven't noticed much of any arrows not in synch with the song. it seems alright to me right now. lemme check again.
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ok, there were at least a couple of off-beat arrows. big whoop. it's not going to throw off any scores whatsoever.
besides, it doesn't bother me at all.
well anyways, back to getting a top 50 standing in soul shift.Comment
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