Onyxite’s Customs ~ 2020-07-18: Jazz Pack 4
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Do you mean the Author ID? Is there something that this helps with in C3 CON Tools? (I’m on a Mac, so I only use Magma in a virtual machine to compile, and then I just manage the USB drive manually; I’m not familiar with C3 CON Tools’ library management.) My songs shouldn’t conflict with anyone else’s — when they are put together via my build tool the song ID uses a hash of the song title/artist/pedal-count. Let me know!
I mean if you copy you Magma C3 Author ID (06602 for you) into magma, when you generate a song for Rock Band, the id will be in a numeric format and the song will be cache wip proof (that mean that if I delete and rebuild my cache the score of my songs will not be deleted).
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif” />Thanks for the song by The Agonist
The Easy dificulty on drums is hardest than medium
And the year of the album is 2009 not 2011
I’m proud to release Onyxite’s Jazz Pack 1!
Featuring a 3-pack from Japanese death jazz group Soil & “Pimp” Sessions, as well as two full band versions of jazz drums charts from TheLieInKing.
Spark (Hiromi: The Trio Project)
Celestial Terrestrial Commuters (Mahavishnu Orchestra)
Sabotage (Soil & “Pimp” Sessions)
Scoop Out (Soil & “Pimp” Sessions)
Keizoku (Soil & “Pimp” Sessions)
Brooklyn (Youngblood Brass Band)
The Nag (John Scofield)
Drums by TheLieInKing.
A Crimson Rose and a Gin Tonic (Asuka Sakai, Ado Mizumori) [Katamari Damacy OST]
Drums by TheLieInKing.
I mean if you copy you Magma C3 Author ID (06602 for you) into magma, when you generate a song for Rock Band, the id will be in a numeric format and the song will be cache wip proof (that mean that if I delete and rebuild my cache the score of my songs will not be deleted).
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif” />Ahhh! I did not know that; thanks for explaining. I’ve used numeric IDs for all of the jazz pack, as well as updated The Tempest. I’ll go back through my others soon and do the same.
Thanks for the song by The Agonist
The Easy dificulty on drums is hardest than medium
And the year of the album is 2009 not 2011
Yeah, the auto reductions came out a little wonky on that
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif” /> Thanks for the date correction. (I think 2011 came from the RBA floating around by dertanz.) I’ve updated it with that, as well as an author correction and a numeric song ID. I might do better reductions for it soon, as I half-started a nice VENUE track for the song.The katamary damacy tune is fantastic. Played the hell out of that game on the PS2. Great soundtrack.
So Excellent
Thank You!!!!!!!!!!!
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” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif” /> Today I’m happy to release a mostly instrumental pair of 3-packs: one with songs from Dream Theater side project Liquid Tension Experiment, and the other with some proggy arrangements from Namco’s Taiko no Tatsujin drumming games.Both packs feature insanely fun parts on all instruments. All the links below include beautiful Audition mode recordings by Calibration_God, so please check them out!
Universal Mind (Liquid Tension Experiment)
Another Dimension (Liquid Tension Experiment)
Chris and Kevin’s Excellent Adventure (Liquid Tension Experiment)
KAGEKIYO ~Genpei Touma Den Medley~ (Yuji Masubuchi) [Taiko no Tatusjin]
Fantaisie-Impromptu (Yuji Masubuchi) [Taiko no Tatusjin]
Toccata and Fugue and Rock (Yuji Masubuchi) [Taiko no Tatusjin]
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