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Originally Posted by hi19hi19

I think it's funny that three people now have mentioned liking Shard (Combat) as a warmup file.
I originally stepped the file to be the first song Staiain played at AGDQ and kind of designed it to be a warmup-style file so that Stai could ease into his AGDQ block.
I am glad to see that it actually serves that purpose, and that people like it

It's the ultimate warm-up song IMO for the VGMP 4 Haha.

Originally Posted by hi19hi19

Er, why exactly does The Valedictory Elegy have an edit difficulty?

Originally Posted by bmah

Also, apparently one of my files somehow have gibberish lyrics in it. If you happen to see a .lrc file, just delete it. Otherwise it could distract or lag. idk how that even happened

Oops sorry guys. Something was bound to slip through the cracks.

Originally Posted by hi19hi19

The layering in Streamworks is very different from my easy file - I chose to pretty much only follow the melody, so it was fun to play a more layered file for the song. I would have preferred PR jumps to the big orchestra hits rather than jumptrills though!

Silver Surfer BGMII has many more holds and much less actually stepping out the arpeggios compared to my version
For this song I personally prefer a JS file rather than a jack-oriented file, but this interpretation is quite good for the song if you like jacks.

Hard Man's Theme - Whoa, this took me back. Feels very Zagh style. The staircase holds were really fun!
The layering felt nice. There was one part with several down minijacks in a row that felt noticeably harder than the rest, and also one section with many jumps that was very split and I got lost in some 434343 stuff on the right hand, though both of these cases were more my fault than the file's haha
I definitely enjoyed it.

Yay, glad you enjoyed. Both Silver Surfer BGM2 and Hard Man's Theme (Along with some older files) were stepped way back in 2014 when I was going through a "Jack Phase" and wanted to work on jack technique.

It's funny you mention that about Hard Man's theme because I definitely was channeling Zaghurim's stepping style when I approached the creation for that chart, haha.

It'd be fun to work with you on some collabs some time since our layering technique is so different.