Comments for johpanOnline http://johpan.com Wed, 17 Feb 2010 06:53:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v= hourly 1 Comment on NaengMyeon -johpan hardcore rmx- by johpan http://johpan.com/naengmyeon-johpan-hardcore-rmx/comment-page-1/#comment-24 johpan Wed, 17 Feb 2010 06:53:39 +0000 http://johpan.com/?p=221#comment-24 why thankies :) I forgot to put legs generation in the list of soshi names. My bad. Also, adding you to the blogroll ._. why thankies :)

I forgot to put legs generation in the list of soshi names. My bad. Also, adding you to the blogroll ._.

]]> Comment on NaengMyeon -johpan hardcore rmx- by Mei http://johpan.com/naengmyeon-johpan-hardcore-rmx/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Mei Wed, 17 Feb 2010 05:26:26 +0000 http://johpan.com/?p=221#comment-23 Hurr kpoop. :K Nice remix. Hurr kpoop. :K
Nice remix.

]]> Comment on StepCharting 101: Part 2 – BPM detection using FLStudio by K Marcarello http://johpan.com/stepcharting-101-part-2-bpm-detection-using-flstudio/comment-page-1/#comment-20 K Marcarello Tue, 09 Feb 2010 16:31:03 +0000 http://johpan.com/?p=143#comment-20 I used to make simfiles back in HS on SM3. Now that I've become an old-shit this tutorial has helped me adapt to more modern technology. Keep it up. There are a lot of creative players that could be contributing heavily to the customs scene and are not because they simply do not know how. o.o note: the program Xstep is still available and also works well for BPM counts and SM file creation (if youre REALLY lazy). Pretty damn accurate, but I think I like this method for syncing better. Kudos. I used to make simfiles back in HS on SM3. Now that I’ve become an old-shit this tutorial has helped me adapt to more modern technology.
Keep it up.
There are a lot of creative players that could be contributing heavily to the customs scene and are not because they simply do not know how.

o.o note: the program Xstep is still available and also works well for BPM counts and SM file creation (if youre REALLY lazy). Pretty damn accurate, but I think I like this method for syncing better. Kudos.

]]> Comment on A Tweek in Review: 2010-01-31 by johpan http://johpan.com/a-tweek-in-review-2010-01-30/comment-page-1/#comment-19 johpan Sat, 30 Jan 2010 07:40:01 +0000 http://johpan.com/a-tweek-in-review-2010-01-30/#comment-19 lol it's all good. any comments are good comments! I like making some dumb gimmicks sometimes xD Freak was no exception. Also yeah, TiK ToK crashes StepMania if you don't have roll arrows enabled. I forget how to do it for SM but I use OpenITG so I don't have to worry about that stuff xD lol it’s all good. any comments are good comments!

I like making some dumb gimmicks sometimes xD Freak was no exception.

Also yeah, TiK ToK crashes StepMania if you don’t have roll arrows enabled. I forget how to do it for SM but I use OpenITG so I don’t have to worry about that stuff xD

]]> Comment on A Tweek in Review: 2010-01-31 by o2vietxx http://johpan.com/a-tweek-in-review-2010-01-30/comment-page-1/#comment-18 o2vietxx Sat, 30 Jan 2010 07:35:21 +0000 http://johpan.com/a-tweek-in-review-2010-01-30/#comment-18 @johpan, I've only played them on Stepmania, since I'm too lazy to drag my butt to an ITG machine nearby (also a bit of a newbie to ITG; being a DDR player). I love playing them so far though. All I have to say is that the mine section in the ystk rmx of FREAK throws me off a lot. Haven't tried out TiK ToK since the step chart likes to crash the program for some odd reason (crashed right before the first chorus), but it's nothing to worry about since these files were probably meant for ITG anyways. That's all I have to say for now. Sorry if it isn't really helpful, I'm just a casual player (and a bit tired). @johpan, I’ve only played them on Stepmania, since I’m too lazy to drag my butt to an ITG machine nearby (also a bit of a newbie to ITG; being a DDR player). I love playing them so far though. All I have to say is that the mine section in the ystk rmx of FREAK throws me off a lot.

Haven’t tried out TiK ToK since the step chart likes to crash the program for some odd reason (crashed right before the first chorus), but it’s nothing to worry about since these files were probably meant for ITG anyways.

That’s all I have to say for now. Sorry if it isn’t really helpful, I’m just a casual player (and a bit tired).

]]> Comment on A Tweek in Review: 2010-01-31 by johpan http://johpan.com/a-tweek-in-review-2010-01-30/comment-page-1/#comment-17 johpan Sat, 30 Jan 2010 07:13:22 +0000 http://johpan.com/a-tweek-in-review-2010-01-30/#comment-17 @o2vietxx, I haven't even had time to format the post properly (since this gets auto-generated...). Sweet deal! Thanks for the downloads! What'd you think about them? I'm always down for some criticism. @o2vietxx, I haven’t even had time to format the post properly (since this gets auto-generated…). Sweet deal! Thanks for the downloads! What’d you think about them? I’m always down for some criticism.

]]> Comment on A Tweek in Review: 2010-01-31 by o2vietxx http://johpan.com/a-tweek-in-review-2010-01-30/comment-page-1/#comment-16 o2vietxx Sat, 30 Jan 2010 07:07:36 +0000 http://johpan.com/a-tweek-in-review-2010-01-30/#comment-16 Just looked at this post and noticed the tweet that said Vancouver, BC; which is where I'm from. I was probably the one who downloaded your charts, since I was looking for step charts to play on Saturday. XD Just looked at this post and noticed the tweet that said Vancouver, BC; which is where I’m from. I was probably the one who downloaded your charts, since I was looking for step charts to play on Saturday. XD

]]> Comment on StepCharting 101: Part 2 – BPM detection using FLStudio by johpan http://johpan.com/stepcharting-101-part-2-bpm-detection-using-flstudio/comment-page-1/#comment-14 johpan Tue, 26 Jan 2010 06:17:18 +0000 http://johpan.com/?p=143#comment-14 @Jimmy, Rock on! I've always been a fan of simplicity. I always give the excuse that I don't like flash and that's why I don't incorporate it in my sites... it's also because I can't be bothered to learn it... and I can make rollover menus using CSS. lol :) I'll add you to the blogroll! @Jimmy, Rock on! I’ve always been a fan of simplicity. I always give the excuse that I don’t like flash and that’s why I don’t incorporate it in my sites… it’s also because I can’t be bothered to learn it… and I can make rollover menus using CSS. lol :)

I’ll add you to the blogroll!

]]> Comment on StepCharting 101: Part 2 – BPM detection using FLStudio by Jimmy http://johpan.com/stepcharting-101-part-2-bpm-detection-using-flstudio/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Jimmy Tue, 26 Jan 2010 06:09:13 +0000 http://johpan.com/?p=143#comment-13 @johpan, No problem. Although kind of unrelated, I like the simplicity of your new layout, it's pretty nice but at the same time it's simple to navigate and doesn't have a wide array of flashy colours or buttons and links and such. Inspired me to make my own site to be a gateway to the stuff I do. @johpan, No problem. Although kind of unrelated, I like the simplicity of your new layout, it’s pretty nice but at the same time it’s simple to navigate and doesn’t have a wide array of flashy colours or buttons and links and such. Inspired me to make my own site to be a gateway to the stuff I do.

]]> Comment on StepCharting 101: Part 2 – BPM detection using FLStudio by johpan http://johpan.com/stepcharting-101-part-2-bpm-detection-using-flstudio/comment-page-1/#comment-12 johpan Mon, 25 Jan 2010 06:08:31 +0000 http://johpan.com/?p=143#comment-12 Yeah, the guys mentioned that one on facebook. It's good for constant BPM songs but with a lot of auto-detecting BPM analyzers, for drum and bass and other off-kick genres, it likes to calculate half BPMs. I know it's just as easy to multiply by two but I've just been used to calculating through my own ears and eyes. They haven't failed me yet. As for fine tuning the BPM, using a kick heavy song, you can "see" each beat on the visual representation... It's not really clear on the videos but you can adjust the coarse tempo (ones, tens, hundreds) and the fine tempo (tenths, hundredths, thousandths) independently. I think if you just try it, you'd get it... one of those things you have to try for yourself. Thanks for the comment :D Yeah, the guys mentioned that one on facebook. It’s good for constant BPM songs but with a lot of auto-detecting BPM analyzers, for drum and bass and other off-kick genres, it likes to calculate half BPMs. I know it’s just as easy to multiply by two but I’ve just been used to calculating through my own ears and eyes. They haven’t failed me yet.

As for fine tuning the BPM, using a kick heavy song, you can “see” each beat on the visual representation… It’s not really clear on the videos but you can adjust the coarse tempo (ones, tens, hundreds) and the fine tempo (tenths, hundredths, thousandths) independently. I think if you just try it, you’d get it… one of those things you have to try for yourself.

Thanks for the comment :D

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