Re: LoveHateHero - FFR's 2nd Embedded Player
eh, if tass is only going to use these files then there's no point in me doing the sync.
ben, if you'd like to sync them yourselves, here's how:
-go into standard or light or whatever you don't have steps in at the moment
-put a note in at the end of the song
-set the note selector to 64ths or 128ths or whatever your sm goes to
-hit ctrl p, hit esc, hit ctrl r and tap through the song four times, once on each arrow
-open up excel, and type in the average time every fourth hit comes (aka every measure, assuming you were tapping once per beat)
-based on that, have excel calculate the bpm per each measure, and reenter that data into sm (this takes a while if done manually, there's a shortcut you can do by setting it up in excel first and then copying and pasting into the .dwi)
note that this will not work if you have a bad sense of rhythm.
eh, if tass is only going to use these files then there's no point in me doing the sync.
ben, if you'd like to sync them yourselves, here's how:
-go into standard or light or whatever you don't have steps in at the moment
-put a note in at the end of the song
-set the note selector to 64ths or 128ths or whatever your sm goes to
-hit ctrl p, hit esc, hit ctrl r and tap through the song four times, once on each arrow
-open up excel, and type in the average time every fourth hit comes (aka every measure, assuming you were tapping once per beat)
-based on that, have excel calculate the bpm per each measure, and reenter that data into sm (this takes a while if done manually, there's a shortcut you can do by setting it up in excel first and then copying and pasting into the .dwi)
note that this will not work if you have a bad sense of rhythm.
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