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Laeth1988
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Joined January 2012
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Laeth1988
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Could a few people please grab me the timing for this beatmap? It's symphonic metal (evanescence, lacuna coil, within temptation, epica, lunatica) etc

It's been done already and I had it double checked but the two timings I was given are conflicting so I'd just like to be sure before I continue mapping it...You can see the two timings I've been given in this thread also :)

Thanks in advanced <3
AmaiHachimitsu
1,639 posts
Joined May 2011
AmaiHachimitsu
1. Check bpm via MixMeister BPM Analyzer
2. Offsets can differ, but they might work exactly the same. In reality, every song has usually few offsets that match the rhythm.
Laeth1988
33 posts
Joined January 2012
Topic Starter
Laeth1988

AmaiHachimitsu wrote:

1. Check bpm via MixMeister BPM Analyzer
2. Offsets can differ, but they might work exactly the same. In reality, every song has usually few offsets that match the rhythm.

That told me 122.69 BPM but that doesn't correspond to the other 4 replies I've had, I want to guarantee the timing is atleast rankable before I map it all and get told I have to remap the entire thing xD
RandomJibberish
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Joined August 2009
RandomJibberish
Mixmeister probably won't give you an exact BPM - I'd trust the timing mods you've had so far over it if I were you. Personally, I think it's best to learn to time manually without relying on other tools anyway, which you'll get better at as you attempt to time more songs.

If the timing isn't too far off it can be changed later without any remapping, so don't worry too much about it being perfect before you start. Simply change the offset and bpm as required, check you're on the right snap divisor and select Timing > Resnap all notes from the menu bar - all the hitobjects you've placed should shuffle on to their closest tick.
Sakura
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Sakura
Checking from the thread, i'd think you should try out the latest timing mod, if it still feels off to you feel free to look for more expert assistance for instance a MAT or a BAT (not me), or some users that are known for being timing experts.

However since it's metal i'd highly recommend you ask awp for timing, since from what i know he likes metal, not sure if nowadays he's up to timing tho, you should probably pm him or something and ask if he would be up to timing a metal song.
Laeth1988
33 posts
Joined January 2012
Topic Starter
Laeth1988

RandomJibberish wrote:

Mixmeister probably won't give you an exact BPM - I'd trust the timing mods you've had so far over it if I were you. Personally, I think it's best to learn to time manually without relying on other tools anyway, which you'll get better at as you attempt to time more songs.

If the timing isn't too far off it can be changed later without any remapping, so don't worry too much about it being perfect before you start. Simply change the offset and bpm as required, check you're on the right snap divisor and select Timing > Resnap all notes from the menu bar - all the hitobjects you've placed should shuffle on to their closest tick.
Ah ok thanks for the info :D

Sakura Hana wrote:

Checking from the thread, i'd think you should try out the latest timing mod, if it still feels off to you feel free to look for more expert assistance for instance a MAT or a BAT (not me), or some users that are known for being timing experts.

However since it's metal i'd highly recommend you ask awp for timing, since from what i know he likes metal, not sure if nowadays he's up to timing tho, you should probably pm him or something and ask if he would be up to timing a metal song.

Okay, thanks, will do ^_^
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