25% volume more importantthose wrote:
Hitsounds more important than music
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Do you play with Hitsounds? [2012]
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What is your hitsound volume?
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This. I need to hear some type of confirmation that I hit the beatYodaSnipe wrote:
Hitsounds 100% volume.
Music 75% volume.
It's the best way.
25% more confirmation.
I'd go further than just amplifying hitsounds. I'd even make my ears bleed for max accuracy
0% music
100% hitsounds
The best way.
100% hitsounds
The best way.
on some of lesjuh's maps i like the songs with the hit sounds more, but i love how Shiirn's maps you can barely hear any hit sound. Strange Program is better with sounds too imo.
but meh, I don't really like hit sounds at all, but I don't mind them.
but meh, I don't really like hit sounds at all, but I don't mind them.
High volume for CtB, and Low volume for standard... what can I vote ? xD
I can perceive or memorize hitsounds and the actual rhythm easier than the song itself, so I prefer high hitsounds and low music.
I keep both music and hitsounds turned to about 80%. I used to keep hitsounds turned lower than music but eventually mappers learned to not always use 100% hitsound volume (it almost never belongs) so I keep them even to get what I think is probably the most "authentic" experience?
What's the option for, "I keep the hitsounds at the same setting as the music"?
This is silly. osu! is a rhythm game. Like, can anybody play taiko without the drum sound?
Hitsounds: 100%
Music: 75-80%
Music: 75-80%
i prefer high volume and hitsounds
i can relate to that
i can relate to that
CDFA wrote:
TheNutritiousGuy wrote:
It's gay to play without Hitsounds.
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Ohhh right needed options for other game modes. Taiko with 0% music and 100% hitsounds; pure drum style so funDrafura wrote:
High volume for CtB, and Low volume for standard... what can I vote ? xD
But maps are supposed to be designed to already flow with the rhythm of the song, that's the main reason I turned off hit sounds in the first place. Don't even get me started on the damn whistles.darkmiz wrote:
This is silly. osu! is a rhythm game. Like, can anybody play taiko without the drum sound?
I've also been hesitant to create maps because I don't care for hit sounds, but I know people will expect them.
I can't play without hitsounds x_x. i absolutely HATE it when there are no hitsounds in songs or very very quiet sections. When i don't hear anything when i click a circle it feels as though i missed it or didn't get 300
nope, i turn off hitsound...
i can't enjoy the music if hitsound is turn on...
and i delete all hitsound in every beatmap folder
thisLunaticMara wrote:
0% music
100% hitsounds
The best way.
75%-80% Music Volume
100% Effect Volume
I prefer soft hitsounds than normal ones.
100% Effect Volume
I prefer soft hitsounds than normal ones.
High Volume hit sounds. I use the hitsounds from osu!'s default skin and I find it easier to play insanes with loud hitsounds rather than soft hitsounds.
Hitsounds are half of the point of playing a map and they make a map much more satisfying to play. It'd be extremely rude to disable hitsounds when the mapper has (usually) put a substantial amount of thought into how they augment the feel of a map. Furthermore, hitsounds should be set at a reasonable level in the map itself--if they require the player to reduce their volume a lot, then they've almost certainly been done wrongly.
This mostly was an experiment to see where I could get with refined hitsounds selection and so
otherway, no hitsounds is so gay. And I would prefer to say I prefer Hitsounds at the volume they need to be, not less,not more.
otherway, no hitsounds is so gay. And I would prefer to say I prefer Hitsounds at the volume they need to be, not less,not more.
D33d wrote:
Hitsounds are half of the point of playing a map and they make a map much more satisfying to play.
i'm not convinced. They definitely make a map much less satisfying for me to play.SPOILER
I almost don't want to address the bit about muting hitsounds being insulting to mappers. That seems silly on at least a couple levels. It's like saying that adding hitsounds in the first place is insulting to the song's artist.
Muting hitsound is insulting the mapper in part.
Using Hitsound is not insulting the producer. Never asked yourself why major don't usually delete covers, piano version and so on youtube, but they delete normal versions?
Muting hitsounds completely is like muting the music when you listen it. Isn't this more insulting?
Just don't mute hitsounds more than they need to be.
Using Hitsound is not insulting the producer. Never asked yourself why major don't usually delete covers, piano version and so on youtube, but they delete normal versions?
Muting hitsounds completely is like muting the music when you listen it. Isn't this more insulting?
Just don't mute hitsounds more than they need to be.
I don't think any of this is insulting to anyone. I don't think mappers get hurt feelings every time some one disables sound effects on a game client. I find it all terribly silly.HakuNoKaemi wrote:
Muting hitsound is insulting the mapper in part.
Using Hitsound is not insulting the producer. Never asked yourself why major don't usually delete covers, piano version and so on youtube, but they delete normal versions?
Muting hitsounds completely is like muting the music when you listen it. Isn't this more insulting?
Just don't mute hitsounds more than they need to be.
That's where I'm coming from. Can't people just play the game the way they prefer without others getting hurt in the process?
And yeah, if no ones feelings are hurt then it isn't insulting and we can stop using that word
If you're insulted because a player mutes your hitsounds, you seriously need to think things over.
Anyways, definitely not. Hitsounds are a huge element to this game that I enjoy a lot. Besides, it makes it harder to play without them.
Anyways, definitely not. Hitsounds are a huge element to this game that I enjoy a lot. Besides, it makes it harder to play without them.
To me, it's more of a "wasted effort" thing. Thankfully, the majority appreciates good hitsounds, so it's nowhere near a waste. Either way, an insult is still an insult, even if the recipient isn't offended.Sync wrote:
If you're insulted because a player mutes your hitsounds, you seriously need to think things over.
i dont play a map for the hitsounds, i play it for the map, but i do keep the hitsounds on.
Map without hitsound = Taiyaki without red bean paste
If you would do it in my last maps, I would feel insulted however.Spydra wrote:
I don't think any of this is insulting to anyone. I don't think mappers get hurt feelings every time some one disables sound effects on a game client. I find it all terribly silly.HakuNoKaemi wrote:
Muting hitsound is insulting the mapper in part.
Using Hitsound is not insulting the producer. Never asked yourself why major don't usually delete covers, piano version and so on youtube, but they delete normal versions?
Muting hitsounds completely is like muting the music when you listen it. Isn't this more insulting?
Just don't mute hitsounds more than they need to be.
That's where I'm coming from. Can't people just play the game the way they prefer without others getting hurt in the process?
And yeah, if no ones feelings are hurt then it isn't insulting and we can stop using that word
I really put some effort in it and, as so, I really hate people not listening minimally to my efforts. It usually take some hours to find the good custom hitsounds to use.
I think of it like this: you should be grateful that the player is playing your map at allD33d wrote:
To me, it's more of a "wasted effort" thing. Thankfully, the majority appreciates good hitsounds, so it's nowhere near a waste. Either way, an insult is still an insult, even if the recipient isn't offended.Sync wrote:
If you're insulted because a player mutes your hitsounds, you seriously need to think things over.
Its just like with the "deleting custom skins bundled with maps" discussion, simply don't get grumpy just because some people don't like what you like.
Suit yourself for putting the effort into making/adding them, but majority of people do after all still play your map for the map itself and not for what fancy pansy skin and hitsounds you slapped on. I don't mind custom skins and hitsounds unless they are annoying, in which case I delete them. Deal with it.
I play with hitsounds, but I keep them at like 70% in comparison to 100% on the music volume as I play taiko and having them far to loud doesn't sound well.
If people like your map, be happy about that you did a good job on making it, not be grateful.
Suit yourself for putting the effort into making/adding them, but majority of people do after all still play your map for the map itself and not for what fancy pansy skin and hitsounds you slapped on. I don't mind custom skins and hitsounds unless they are annoying, in which case I delete them. Deal with it.
I play with hitsounds, but I keep them at like 70% in comparison to 100% on the music volume as I play taiko and having them far to loud doesn't sound well.
That doesn't really make sense, as a mappers goal should be to make something enjoyable to play rather then farming e-peen.Sync wrote:
I think of it like this: you should be grateful that the player is playing your map at all
If people like your map, be happy about that you did a good job on making it, not be grateful.
If they're not playing with hitsounds, then obviously they can enjoy maps without them.
Besides, playing without hitsounds doesn't give you an advantage like deleting skin elements/SBs/Backgrounds. In fact, it's more of a detriment if anything. Not really sure how you got "farming for e-peen" out of not using hitsounds.
Besides, playing without hitsounds doesn't give you an advantage like deleting skin elements/SBs/Backgrounds. In fact, it's more of a detriment if anything. Not really sure how you got "farming for e-peen" out of not using hitsounds.
Basically this; I keep both at the same volumes.saymun wrote:
I can't play without hitsounds x_x. i absolutely HATE it when there are no hitsounds in songs or very very quiet sections. When i don't hear anything when i click a circle it feels as though i missed it or didn't get 300
@Sync post mentioned mappers farming e-peen, not players
You're completely misinterpreting it all, perhaps read it again.Sync wrote:
If they're not playing with hitsounds, then obviously they can enjoy maps without them.
Besides, playing without hitsounds doesn't give you an advantage like deleting skin elements/SBs/Backgrounds. In fact, it's more of a detriment if anything. Not really sure how you got "farming for e-peen" out of not using hitsounds.
A skin does neither necessarily give you an advantage or disadvantage, it just looks differently, you'll play it in the same way, but it does amuse me how you're claiming that its fair to slap on a skin that in your opinion can give people a disadvantage in comparison to if you'd be using the default skin. Thats just right out being a dick, and then the people who does that also get grumpy over that some people don't like what they supposedly like? lol
Without hitsound do make me mad
The default hitsounds (whistle, clap) are too noisy and often unbalance the music.
hitsound is art
Hitsounds are pretty much the only reason why I would play again a map
Some of old beatmaps have very louds hitsounds. Sometimes lowering them isn't bad. But I agree hitsounds are an important part of the game, they help a lot to "read" the map, as they give sense to the mapper's timeline.
60% music
100% effect
100% effect
i play with hitsounds, just volume option is default
I don't play with hit sounds on high volume. Back when I used to do it that way I used to screw up streams a lot more, because I would end up following the messed up rhythm that I was creating rather than the rhythm that the music was using, because the hit sounds drowned out the music for the most part. It could help for following the beat of single, I suppose, though, but then I still think that quieter hit sounds still provide enough help.
i find it hard to play without hitsound