SEEKING: 2 Simfile artists for future FFR files

[Patashu]

Re: SEEKING: 2 Simfile artists for future FFR files

How good is the FFR engine at handling BPM changes, anyway?

(Stepping classical songs that aren't in MIDI form takes diligence. I don't think there's actually been a single well-done live-recording classical stepfile to date. I wish I had time to do one =/ )

Toph's Scorpion Fire? (I think it was Toph, I've got someone's Scorpion Fire and it's cool so)

[T0rajir0u]

Re: SEEKING: 2 Simfile artists for future FFR files

Scorpion Fire's from IIDX. I'm almost certain it's not played live =/

[Zaghurim]

Re: SEEKING: 2 Simfile artists for future FFR files

That has a lot of BPM changes too.

[Tasselfoot]

Re: SEEKING: 2 Simfile artists for future FFR files

The classical piece isn't a live recording, FYI. It is a MIDI. Perhaps a creative stepfile artist can work around the BPM changes, no?

[aperson]

Re: SEEKING: 2 Simfile artists for future FFR files

The classical piece isn't a live recording, FYI. It is a MIDI. Perhaps a creative stepfile artist can work around the BPM changes, no?

It won't work. Considering that you need at least 64th notes before you can give on the fly accuracy to any off-sync note and that FFR can't even handle 48ths, your classical file is not going to be successfully stepped under any circumstances.

[Tasselfoot]

Re: SEEKING: 2 Simfile artists for future FFR files

As per Shash (Crowdpleaser), FFR supports 64ths... just not 48ths.

[Tasselfoot]

Re: SEEKING: 2 Simfile artists for future FFR files

I now have another file... another classical piece. about 2 minutes long. VERY well known. Will likely have the same BPM issues as the other one.