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**XelNya** · 02-8-2023, 11:54 AM

As someone who doesn't use a lot of more, for lack of better words "traditional" methods, the best advice I feel qualified to give is that you should make a synced piece that you think represents the music. If it helps, set the rules on what layers with what, and what you do, and don't care about representing.

It won't make fine china, but you'll get in a good ball park of consistency by doing that. The best of the best fucked up somewhere, you will as well.

Also, I think trying to make a pack is solid, but subbing to a few might be a bit better initially if you asked me personally.

02-8-2023, 11:54 AM	#10
XelNya [Nobody liked that.] Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 3,359	Re: What Constitutes a "Good Chart"? As someone who doesn't use a lot of more, for lack of better words "traditional" methods, the best advice I feel qualified to give is that you should make a synced piece that you think represents the music. If it helps, set the rules on what layers with what, and what you do, and don't care about representing. It won't make fine china, but you'll get in a good ball park of consistency by doing that. The best of the best fucked up somewhere, you will as well. Also, I think trying to make a pack is solid, but subbing to a few might be a bit better initially if you asked me personally.