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I'm glad I watched some videos before diving in with both feet as Koreographer isn't exactly inexpensive. I was looking at the Pro version with the understanding that it had actual BPM detection within it, but I guess that's not the case. It does have a lot of great features & it's still very much under consideration, but I have a bevy of tools for handling spectrum analysis, MIDI mapping, etc. already and will have to decide I _really_ need it before I buy it. Times are tough & money's tight, lol. [Update: after watching several other Koreographer vids, I'm very impressed with the tool set & will definitely be picking up the Pro version as soon as I can afford to. Great stuff!] Also, adding 3 seconds of silence is one way to do it, I suppose, but for anyone not wanting to muck up your audio files needlessly, I suggest using two audio sources; the player's (of course) and one that starts 3 seconds earlier (or however you need, really) on a separate mixer w/ the decibels floored to -80 & using that to generate your "beat objects". It worked great for me years back. Just my 2 cents, of course.
Check out my VR Development Game Series Playlist teaching you how to make a VR game using Unity XR + Playmaker czcams.com/video/3_MPeTqQ39Q/video.html and if you would like to join my discord where I can help with issues or you can also engage with other developers please join discord.gg/DgUdNDT7KU
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I picked up Koreographer in a sale a while ago and hadn't touched it yet. This definitely gets me ready to jump right in, so thank you!
Yep it's awesome!! My large scale game I'm working on (I haven't shown to anyone) I am using Koreographer and love it.
I'm glad I watched some videos before diving in with both feet as Koreographer isn't exactly inexpensive. I was looking at the Pro version with the understanding that it had actual BPM detection within it, but I guess that's not the case. It does have a lot of great features & it's still very much under consideration, but I have a bevy of tools for handling spectrum analysis, MIDI mapping, etc. already and will have to decide I _really_ need it before I buy it. Times are tough & money's tight, lol. [Update: after watching several other Koreographer vids, I'm very impressed with the tool set & will definitely be picking up the Pro version as soon as I can afford to. Great stuff!]
Also, adding 3 seconds of silence is one way to do it, I suppose, but for anyone not wanting to muck up your audio files needlessly, I suggest using two audio sources; the player's (of course) and one that starts 3 seconds earlier (or however you need, really) on a separate mixer w/ the decibels floored to -80 & using that to generate your "beat objects". It worked great for me years back. Just my 2 cents, of course.
I LOVE rhythm games. Can''t wait for more contents on that topic.
Thanks Fotch. I'll be working on more tuts this week!!
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