Stepping songs at .1x speed rate or less?

[Nullifidian]

Re: Stepping songs at .1x speed rate or less?

I actually prefer the SM editor for stepping.
I only use ddreamstudio to sync speedups and dynamic songs. But other than that it's pretty much useless to me.
If I want a tiny bpm change, i'll just sync it by ear, not worth my time to import to ddream and export to sm editor.
If I want a bpm stop(s), I'll just calculate it and put it in the .sm file and reload.

And I find putting the actual notes in the sm editor more solid than ddream. But I guess that's just personal taste.

[robertsona]

Re: Stepping songs at .1x speed rate or less?

I want to use ddream but i have NO idea how and stuff

[jimerax]

Re: Stepping songs at .1x speed rate or less?

I've never used 0.1x music for syncing.

0.2x-0.3x are sometimes useful to do clear simple parts like piano solo.

[N.T.M.]

Re: Stepping songs at .1x speed rate or less?

I guess for any really "crisp" sound like that produced by a drum hit it could be beneficial to go sub .3x. Other than that .3x is always sufficient for me.

*edit* And of course for the stuff mentioned in the OP.

[who_cares973]

Re: Stepping songs at .1x speed rate or less?

I actually prefer the SM editor for stepping.
I only use ddreamstudio to sync speedups and dynamic songs. But other than that it's pretty much useless to me.
If I want a tiny bpm change, i'll just sync it by ear, not worth my time to import to ddream and export to sm editor.
If I want a bpm stop(s), I'll just calculate it and put it in the .sm file and reload.

And I find putting the actual notes in the sm editor more solid than ddream. But I guess that's just personal taste.

i do the same exact thing lol