Even with something complimentary like two techno songs, when you play them at the same time it's just a mess.

Genre mixing has been done. I can point to some examples just in my own collection: ⋅ "Woke Up This Morning" - Alabama 3 (blues/techno) ⋅ Slick - Joe Satriani (metal/swing) ⋅ Texas Flood - Stevie Ray Vaughan (blues/country/metal) ⋅ Any song - Red Hot...

death_au wrote:Now, just looking at the title of this thread, does anyone have any awesome new rockmeter ideas?

I got an idea!

Here's a mockup of it:

Copyright law is a dangerous place... Best to make it yourself (cartoony isn't very hard.)

i DISAGREE! the most annoying thing that can happen with rhythm games, is to not be able to see whats going on. this might be fine for easy mode, but anyone else isnt going to like you much. +1 to the above. I like the aesthetic described, but for gameplay I think it would be better to use the atta...

Composition: Daisuke Ishiwatari Arrangement: Yoshihiro Kusano Drums: Keith Moon (The Who) Electronic sounds: Danny Adler (SGX) or Rob Swire (Pendulum) Bass guitar: Geddy Lee (Rush) Guitars: Eddie Van Halen , Herman Li (DragonForce), Joe Satriani , Ol Drake (Evile), Steve Vai Keyboard: Johann Sebasti...

I think support for full video is still in development, planned for FoFiX 4.0.
For now, the only way to get an animated background is to put a sequence of PNG files in the song folder. I'm not sure what you're supposed to name them; probably stage1.png, stage2.png, etc.

stage.png, not stage23.png.

You also need to make sure that Options > Display Settings > Stages Options > Song Stage: is set to <On>

Put an image in the song folder named stage.png

Necessary: 4 things you can hit with sticks (red, yellow, blue, green), 1 pedal (orange)

Maximum without redundancy: 1 'snare' pad (red), 3 'tom' pads (yellow, blue, green), 1 'hi-hat' pad (yellow), 2 'cymbal' pads (blue, green), 1 'bass' pedal (orange), 1 'overdrive' and/or 'pause' pedal (any color

Playlist entitled "Good bass":

For Windows, I recommend HyperCam.

Percussion and singing sound the same on both songs. Bass is too quiet to recognize without equalizer. Guitar is more interesting in Keeping Pace With Planes.

This is like the hydra that grows two heads when you cut off one: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. into Japanese 手に鳥の2つのやぶの中で価値がある。 back into English Bird in hand is worth two in the bush one. back into Japanese 手に鳥の2つの茂みの1つで価値がある。 back into English Two birds in hand are worth one in the...

Note placement and synchronization go hand-in-hand. You can't find a good beat map without first understanding the song's rhythm.

Nevertheless, I am always willing to contribute to a chart on the condition that I like the song.