The "How did you step that?" Thread

[giganutsauce]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

and his stepmania

[bluguerrilla]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

He didn't use StepMania.

[kommisar[os]]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

how i make files.


single note to percussions, layer melody, 90% of the time resulting in drum kick beats being jumps on 4th notes. everything else is pretty much in between.


see master maid.

[robertsona]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

300: rofl.

uh idk stepped the sounds and when there was that hard hit sound stepped it as a double. in one spot i messed this up and started stepping accented sounds as jumps instead .

ending is gay but not bad for a replacement for sixteenth streams.

but wait till you see The Black Monster ;D

pattern relevance woooooo

[HighAndr0id]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

My simfile method in flowchart form:

[buizel8888]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

I am generally a PR nazi (generally that is)
I am one who likes the idea of minifreezes, though I like to think that I use them effectively

PS I stepped Horizon Remix I am automatically the best file author on here rofl

[i love you]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

Destiny was literally my first simfile I ever made and it managed to get into FFR. Rebirth did the sync for me since I was a noob at syncing at the time but I did everything else. I still wonder (even today) how the hell did my destiny get accepted haha. XD

Well, I am a lot better now then I was back then so maybe it's time to send in another simfile. (Even though i've said this like a million times and still never managed to do so. X_X)

[robertsona]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

isn't destiny like constant 150 bpm rofl

Well here's how I'm stepping my newest file: The Black Monster.

I'm layering, but so there aren't hands.

There are three sounds, mainly: the bass, the "hit" sound, and the hi-hat kind of sound. The bass is always being stepped as a left note, the "hit" as a down, and the hi-hats alternating between right and up notes. There is also a crash sound, which is being stepped as an up-down jump. There is also a piano line repeated about every 15 seconds or so, which I layer in with the IDM/DnB, which creates 24th/16th layering. There are also a lot of rolls, up to 64ths. There is a buzz sound, that, when you slow it down, is actually a roll (faster than a 64th :O), so I stepped it as a 64th roll. Then there's this really quiet part with some piano chords and buzzes, which I'm having trouble with, but I sent it to Patashu, and he should be able to help. It's just because all of the sounds are so...murky. Really cool song anyway.

[Xx{Midnight}xX]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

I wanna see comments for Seven, {Firestorm} and {Frozen}. The mega 3 index hater files.

Edit: I Love You, your Destiny file is so bomb I blackflagged it on purpose.

[bluguerrilla]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

Awesome flow chart.

[HighAndr0id]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

thanks, it's very accurate too :O

[Xandertrax]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

I just step my songs to the music...?

I guess I like jumps.

[Bluearrowll]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

Highandr0id you miss JX in the flochart D:

[robertsona]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

nobody sends stuff to jx prejudging

[who_cares973]

Re: The "How did you step that?" Thread

I just step my songs to the music...?

I guess I like jumps.

yes, yes you do