josivaldojnr
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Post by josivaldojnr on May 8, 2017 16:33:35 GMT
Is there a formula to calculate the difficulties of each instrument?
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Post by Ačāla on May 9, 2017 22:22:58 GMT
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josivaldojnr
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Post by josivaldojnr on May 13, 2017 21:20:53 GMT
Nice guide, but I'm talking about a formula to calculate the song difficulty level (from 0 to 6). I'm looking for something like: total of notes of an instrument ÷ total of seconds.
Sorry for my bad English.
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Post by Ačāla on May 16, 2017 4:53:32 GMT
You might try actually playing the song, and basing it off that. Something like if you can't pass it, give it a six? I don't know.
Honestly, it's all speculation at this point. If you think it's hard, rate it as hard. Or you could do what Rock Band 3 did: Take all the songs, then arrange them from easiest to hardest. Make a setlist, then change the songs in the order that you made up. It's not legit at all, but it's a start.
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josivaldojnr
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Post by josivaldojnr on May 26, 2017 19:54:15 GMT
Which factors should I use to define the difficulty rating of a song?
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Post by Ačāla on May 27, 2017 0:51:46 GMT
Length (minutes and seconds), notes in succession (notes per second at the highest point), and how often the notes are played. Having even one part in a song that's too difficult... that alone can change a song from a solid two to a hard three, or even a soft four.
To give you any more information, I'd have to have and play the chart, or at the very least, know what song you have charted. But in any case, I really hope that the information that I gave you helps you out.
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