Wait, what?
If you're listening to that you probably remember
this. Well, compare them. I don't know how to put this but, well, Cou's rendetion of this song kinda suxxored. Seeing as the song lasted the entire 3 minutes, but had no ?0 or had / commands, really made me sad. As well as the tempo being incorrect, with a side of poor instrumentation, just really made me feel that it didn't stand 2011's porting standards. I remember how awesome it was in 2009,(when I joined) and realize it must of been something amazing in 2008. However, I feel users that download this song today probably feel that it isn't as amazing as whatever has been uploaded in the last year.
Thus, I corrected many of those problems.
This leads me to a question: what part of cou's original(or should I say,
Kyerosean'sKyoseron)can I use without having giving full credit to her? I mean, Cou already "looped" most of the song data with things like [], and I'm pretty sure we both used the same midi, anyways. Then again, note data isn't really either of ours, since we both used a midi. The main aspects of making porting hard aren't the music's notes,(at leats, for those of us who still use TinyMM) bt rather the instrumentation, ASDR, and pitch bends, voulume fades, etc.
tl;dr: Music data isn't really "ours." If I give credit to Cou for []-ing, the rest of the song is my port, right?
I'd also like to say that I'm nowhere near finished, seeing that I'll probably make a version that takes advantage of / later, and still have to fix some things like volume/ASDR for @17.(which will probably just sound better if I just drop the octave of that entire channel, anyway)
EDIT:spelling
Adam= Stuff you don't want to know.
Earn 250 mb more DropBox free space! When SMWC was down...