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Originally Posted by who_cares973
review the sound of truth?
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-You really don't have to put in every note when the drummer is going at it with double bass. Honestly. (except for like m58 on but even that can be made more interesting)
-boring and generic
-song's pretty bad for stepping, honestly. it repeats itself too much.
-minifreezes at m77 and so on are pretty dumb.
-Some patterns are pretty icky imo. If you play spread you might be able to pick them out; they're mostly just the one-handed trills
-There are a few misrhythms, blahblahblah
-Vocal steps are kinda meh w/e
-song's pretty bad for stepping, honestly. it repeats itself too much.
-song's pretty bad for stepping, honestly. it repeats itself too much.
-song's pretty bad for stepping, honestly. it repeats itself too much.
-song's pretty bad for stepping, honestly. it repeats itself too much.
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Originally Posted by foilman8805
Also, it's kind of hard to walk the line of using PR and using variety. Inevitably, if I use variety, then people are like 'omg not enuf PR try again', and then when I step the same sounds the same way (as PR would dictate, I believe), then people say I need more variety.
It's a lose-lose. :/
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I'm reasonably sure this is when you can play around with the layering a bit. Neglect to layer something in one section and then layer it in if it repeats sort of thing. Closest at hand for me is my satanic dance file. I layered stuff in at m31 that was also at m27 but I didn't put it in at that point. If you dl it, what I'm trying to say will probably become a bit clearer.
There are probably other better examples, but that was the one that came to mind first.