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I'm not sure how many of you know about the site's IRC channel, but it's a free chat room. There will also be tutorials coming up on how to make flawless loops, and anything else BRSTM related. If you follow ALL of the guidelines on the upload page, you most likely won't have to worry about a rejected BRSTM. We're gonna start something new in which we start letting users know when their songs get rejected, and you guys will get an explanation of why they were rejected, and how they can be improved. If the song is a 'fade-out, restart' loop, then it shouldn't be accepted or uploaded. The "custom" in "custom loop" refers to the actual loop, itself not the loop points - is that correct? For example, this has custom loop points, but is not a custom loop: if you made a BRSTM of a track from Mario Kart 7, and found 'custom loop points', then the loop is NOT custom. I'm assuming my 'definition' or at lest 'description' is the same as most people's, which is that:Ī custom loop does NOT refer to the loop points, i.e.
well, except for one single song, but generally, game music is a continuous loop).Īs for ones that do loop, what you're saying is that if they upload a looped BRSTM, then it'll automatically be set to "Loop" (or whatever you'd call it), but then there'd be a checkbox saying "Custom Loop"?Īlso, as I said, there'd have to be an explanation as to what a 'custom loop' is. what you mean, is that when you upload a BRSTM, if it's a non-looping BRSTM, it'd automatically set it to "does not loop"? The "E to S" loop wouldn't exist (because let's face it, no one really wants to play a game where the song fades out, and restarts, right? None of the music in the game does it anyway so. if the original song loops, the BRSTM must loop in exactly the same way.Īlso, for someone who said they were going away, and wouldn't have any internet connection for something like 2-3 years, you're spending a relatively awful lot of time here, mooseyĪlso, so. Just because it isn't already a BRSTM with loop points already in it, like Mario Kart Wii, and you had to manually find loop points, like I said, it's still "normal loop".Īs #5 in the list of possible rejection reasons, says. Just because you 'found the loop points yourself', doesn't make it a custom loop. So don't say "the MP3 doesn't normally loop", so it's a custom loop. the "original song" means the "song in the game", NOT the "MP3". The E to S loop is if the original song does NOT loop.Īs for "original song", don't try and be smart. if the song is a normal looping song from a game, in which the song loops continuously in that game, but the loop start is 0, then it is STILL a normal loop, NOT an E to S loop. you edited it in Goldwave, or Audacity to make it loop.Īnother thing. where the original song does NOT loop, but you've customized it to make it loop is. The ONLY reason to select "Custom loop", i.e. IF the track does NOT loop, for example, if it's a title screen that just stops, or a credits theme, then you can either select "Does not loop", or the "fades out, restarts" option. Did you make a BRSTM from some zone in a Sonic game? Guess what? "Normal" loop. Have you made a BRSTM of a boss theme from some Mario game? "Normal". IF the original music that your BRSTM is of, NORMALLY loops, IN THE GAME THAT IT IS FROM, then you select "Normal" loop. Tools used: Audacity (digital audio editor) Mp3tag (audio file tag editor).Click to expand.If the song is a 'fade-out, restart' loop, then it shouldn't be accepted or uploaded. It is in length, and the timings relative to the original take are. Really, I did this since there are some movements I like more than others, and I really wanted to be able to shuffle this album. The aim was to ensure each track sounded like a truly unique song, and I think I've achieved that. I was pretty annoyed too, so I decided to cut it into individual tracks, each track representing an individual movement. I've read so many comments online remarking, either in surprise or in disgust, at how the new Echochrome II soundtrack was recorded as one 75 minute long track, when the soundtrack to the first Echochrome game was split neatly into 13 tracks. RAW Paste Data Copied echochrome ii OST - prime #4507, part 1Īlbum : Mugen Kairou - Hikari to Kage no Hako : a Soundtrack.
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