[stavie33]

Originally Posted by behanjc

Offset errors don't matter in terms of judging, and VERY likely was not the sync error(s) the judges referred to.

Offsets for different people vary, and is easy for the judges to change if they feel necessary.

Sync errors usually refer to wrong BPM or wrong notes/rhythms

However, I am speaking generally, and since the judges didn't even play the file, I could be wrong.

Just to be specific, my song is easy because since I have the original sheet music and the mp3 is played off of the computer program that designed it, and it was made at 150 BPM, it is perfectly at 150BPM, and since I have the sheet music in front of me when stepping this, the notes/rhythms are exactly the same as the song, and trust me, it sounds that way, no one graded it seriously (or even could have if they tried) due to the audio quality, hence why I was so adamant about always reminding them to try the new file or make the volume really loud, but it's okay, next time it'll get in for sure