Okay, so we have a regular Ouendan-ish soundset, and a soft soundset... How about one that sounds kinda like the EBA soundset? I dunno how to generate sounds that sound like them, but if someone can do it, that'd be aaawesome.
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I might look at doing a third set soon 
. Unless soeone beats me to it, which would be even better! I guess this is a good time to note that if people make some original sound sets I will be happy to include them in the base osu! resources.
. Unless soeone beats me to it, which would be even better! I guess this is a good time to note that if people make some original sound sets I will be happy to include them in the base osu! resources.Define "soundset". Is it a list of those three hitobject notes (whistle, normal, finish) followed by a few slider quirks? I have some drumkit soundfiles lying around from a DS homebrew I've been working on, if that's all that's needed.
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I'm telling you, you should externalize the sound sets like you did the skins. The same thing will happen and people will start making them as they start messing with it.peppy wrote:
I might look at doing a third set soon
I already have, kind of. You can put sounds into a beatmap folder to test. Full support will be available after people actually make some.sanchny wrote:
I'm telling you, you should externalize the sound sets like you did the skins. The same thing will happen and people will start making them as they start messing with it.peppy wrote:
I might look at doing a third set soon
hitnormal.wav
hitwhistle.wav
hitfinish.wav
sliderslide.wav
sliderwhistle.wav
slidertick.wav
spinnerspin.wav
spinnerbonus.wav
Place any combination of these in a beatmap's folder. They can be wav or mp3, but make the extension .wav no matter what. wav files work best for short loops - ie. the slider slide and whistle.
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I tried doing this with some .wavs, but the sounds haven't changed. Bummer...peppy wrote:
Place any combination of these in a beatmap's folder. They can be wav or mp3, but make the extension .wav no matter what. wav files work best for short loops - ie. the slider slide and whistle.