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**TC_Halogen** · 10-15-2012, 08:14 PM

Extremely experienced stepartists spend a much longer time that and still don't get within 10 ms of proper sync on a file. If you use DDreamStudio, I can understand you having "perfect" sync (and I put quotes because even DDream has an incredibly small amount of error within it), but if you use only StepMania, then I guarantee you that your files will have at least 5 ms of error (the only consistent exceptions to this are WinDEU and Mute).

EDIT: also, if you step/sync using a lower rate while using an assist tick, it's very likely that your steps are slightly off because the most prominent area of a given waveform won't stand out quite as much when your samples are time-stretched (i.e. slowed down).

10-15-2012, 08:14 PM	#382
TC_Halogen Rhythm game specialist. Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Bel Air, Maryland Age: 32 Posts: 19,376	Re: First Official FFR StepCon Extremely experienced stepartists spend a much longer time that and still don't get within 10 ms of proper sync on a file. If you use DDreamStudio, I can understand you having "perfect" sync (and I put quotes because even DDream has an incredibly small amount of error within it), but if you use only StepMania, then I guarantee you that your files will have at least 5 ms of error (the only consistent exceptions to this are WinDEU and Mute). EDIT: also, if you step/sync using a lower rate while using an assist tick, it's very likely that your steps are slightly off because the most prominent area of a given waveform won't stand out quite as much when your samples are time-stretched (i.e. slowed down).