How do I properly tuned it? pls help
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0 is fine, it only affects the audio (which isn't very important in mania)
u wot.OperaMini0 wrote:
0 is fine, it only affects the audio (which isn't very important in mania)
If the sound is 100ms late (or missing) it doesn't affect my timing, if the notes are 10ms late (visually) it does.Tripletth wrote:
u wot.OperaMini0 wrote:
0 is fine, it only affects the audio (which isn't very important in mania)
It is probablt best as stated above to leave the offset at 0. The only times that you should change it is when you are getting a dely in sound due to your equipment or the map is poorly timed. Otherwise, the accuracy is probably from your own error
if you are playing with speaker, 30~70 are the best
depend what game you come from.
example, SM would be around 60~70.
o2jam would be 35~50 etc
depend what game you come from.
example, SM would be around 60~70.
o2jam would be 35~50 etc
You could set a high negative universal offset (~-50ms) to make the sound of your keyboard presses match the music better, but that makes hitsounds and keysounds sound off-sync (so, if you change your universal offset this way, it's recommended to mute hitsounds). A big disadvantage of doing this is that keysounded maps could lack integrity. The best way of calibrating offset this way is by recording gameplay with a mic and analyzing the sound waves.
Another alternative is matching the hitsounds to the music, which usually requires a universal offset of about 0ms (or a slightly ~10ms positive universal offset if you use hitsounds with faster attack times than the standard). To calibrate this, use software to record the game audio while using hitsounds. Note that the hitsound delay has considerable variance because of the buffer system of the sound engine of the game (a perfectly set offset on a song with perfect rhythm can have delays of up to 5ms late or early)
Another alternative is matching the hitsounds to the music, which usually requires a universal offset of about 0ms (or a slightly ~10ms positive universal offset if you use hitsounds with faster attack times than the standard). To calibrate this, use software to record the game audio while using hitsounds. Note that the hitsound delay has considerable variance because of the buffer system of the sound engine of the game (a perfectly set offset on a song with perfect rhythm can have delays of up to 5ms late or early)
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wutFull Tablet wrote:
You could set a high negative universal offset (~-50ms) to make the sound of your keyboard presses match the music better, but that makes hitsounds and keysounds sound off-sync (so, if you change your universal offset this way, it's recommended to mute hitsounds). A big disadvantage of doing this is that keysounded maps could lack integrity. The best way of calibrating offset this way is by recording gameplay with a mic and analyzing the sound waves.
Another alternative is matching the hitsounds to the music, which usually requires a universal offset of about 0ms (or a slightly ~10ms positive universal offset if you use hitsounds with faster attack times than the standard). To calibrate this, use software to record the game audio while using hitsounds. Note that the hitsound delay has considerable variance because of the buffer system of the sound engine of the game (a perfectly set offset on a song with perfect rhythm can have delays of up to 5ms late or early)
Full Tablet wrote:
Another alternative is matching the hitsounds to the music, which usually requires a universal offset of about 0ms (or a slightly ~10ms positive universal offset if you use hitsounds with faster attack times than the standard).
Now I'm curious, what would be considered a standard attack time? I was under the impression that 0ms attack time would be better because of no delay, and I have my offset at 0 as well. But I feel as if I'm doing something wrong now.
In the default skin, the soft hitnormal sound (the one most commonly used for osu!mania maps) has an attack time of about 8ms, so if you use a custom hitsound with a shorter attack, you might want to change the offset slightly.johnmedina999 wrote:
Now I'm curious, what would be considered a standard attack time? I was under the impression that 0ms attack time would be better because of no delay, and I have my offset at 0 as well. But I feel as if I'm doing something wrong now.Full Tablet wrote:
Another alternative is matching the hitsounds to the music, which usually requires a universal offset of about 0ms (or a slightly ~10ms positive universal offset if you use hitsounds with faster attack times than the standard).
Thank youFull Tablet wrote:
In the default skin, the soft hitnormal sound (the one most commonly used for osu!mania maps) has an attack time of about 8ms, so if you use a custom hitsound with a shorter attack, you might want to change the offset slightly.