What do i do to start making charts you ask? I've made it simple for you to start!

[Jousway]

Re: What do i do to start making charts you ask? I've made it simple for you to start

A lot of this can be curbed by common sense. It's not that difficult to tell when Mixmeister is wrong. On static bpms, Mixmeister is a very quick and easy program to grab your BPM. Using common sense, you'd also figure that the bpm of a song would be, for instance, 140 BPM, not 140.02 or 139.98*. If you're that easily fooled by Mixmeister then stay away from it lol. But it's not that hard and still a good tool to use. If you're still absolutely uncertain, then use DDream. Applies for static BPMs only.

*for those of you who don't know, BPMs on Mixmeister are often off by 0.02 BPM.

sad thing is, I see people actually using the 0.2 offset in a file rofl, and mixmeister also has problems when a song has irregular beats, like the bpm is stable, but the beats sound off, using what kommisar says "use your ears and get good at music" is best tbh, **** mixmeister

[i love you]

Re: What do i do to start making charts you ask? I've made it simple for you to start

use your ears and get good at music

this is what I still do :')

[TK_unreal]

Re: What do i do to start making charts you ask? I've made it simple for you to start

sad thing is, I see people actually using the 0.2 offset in a file rofl, and mixmeister also has problems when a song has irregular beats, like the bpm is stable, but the beats sound off, using what kommisar says "use your ears and get good at music" is best tbh, **** mixmeister

With all this said, people are lazy, and would rather throwing a song in and be given the BPM. I'm not saying your way is wrong, or my way is better by any means. Most people aren't familar with DDream, or how BPM works without MixMeister. One way or the other, it will give you the same result if used properly, and to many, this saves time.