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and i modified a slider: 01:38:999 (1)Nozhomi wrote:
[Lyric's Usagi :]
- 01:19:666 (5,3) - Maybe stack ? // OK
http://puu.sh/vLwtA/0161b45005.7z
UPDATE:Pentori wrote:
[General]
[Lyric's Usagi]
00:00:833 (2) - 00:04:166 (3) - 00:07:499 (5) - etc. do these sounds really need to be mapped? i dont think the diff benefits from the overmapping, sections like 00:10:999 - contain none of this concept and instead just following what the music offers // i think these sounds didn't to be overmapped. merely removed 00:07:499 (5) for the purpose of better playability
01:06:333 (1) - dont think you need the slider to come in this early, just having a triple from 01:06:666 - would feel a lot more impactful // yes, fixed this
01:12:333 (1) - 01:22:999 (1) - reckon u could differentiate these from 01:06:999 (3) - 01:17:666 (1) - etc. since in this instance there are two sounds instead of one
01:14:666 (1) - 01:25:333 (1) - these are also different to 01:09:333 (1) - 01:19:999 (1) - since you have the additional sound on the blue tick
i think you could do a better job at representing unique sounds with a different rhythm. some parts in this diff gave the impression that you were creating your own rhythms, while ignoring the changes in the music
// i'd like to show the difference between 01:12:333 (1) - 01:22:999 (1) and 01:06:999 (3) - 01:17:666 (1) - etc. since 01:06:999 (3) - 01:17:666 (1) is the opening of a 'music pattern' however 01:12:333 (1) - 01:22:999 (1) is the middle. they should not be totally the same imo
http://puu.sh/vTBGb/553b69e60d.7z
the overmapping isn't specifically referring to mapping sounds that don't exist. yes there are sounds on those ticks, but there are also sounds on most of the 1/4s, yet mapping all of them would be silly. this is where filtering comes in and only relevant sounds are mappedNozhomi wrote:
Just want to point than 00:00:833 (2) - 00:04:166 (3) - 00:07:499 (5) - is not overmapping. Sound exists at these spots, could just be done a bit more constantly if that is what you mean.
UPDATE:Pentori wrote:
the overmapping isn't specifically referring to mapping sounds that don't exist. yes there are sounds on those ticks, but there are also sounds on most of the 1/4s, yet mapping all of them would be silly. this is where filtering comes in and only relevant sounds are mapped
which is why i don't really agree at how 00:00:333 (1,2,3) - and 00:02:333 (5,6,1) - are mapped in exactly the same manner, but 00:02:833 (6) - has the much more audible piano. lyric, your response doesn't address much but instead dodges the point
// fixed
http://puu.sh/vVFss/3a69ce4c97.7z
UPDATENozhomi wrote:
@Lyric
- 00:13:999 - why skip it ? That's the only place you did so. // OK changed
http://puu.sh/vXHvw/a025bdc197.7z