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Schlicking sounds (wet female masturbation sounds) instead of beeping for the metronome.
I don't know if it's been done yet, for the webtease or offline version, but I sure do think someone who knows the program should put this in :)

I don't know programming at all, so I'm not sure if it's possible currently, but I would think at least 3 different sound files would sound better/more realistic. the only problem I can imagine is when the BPM is too high the sounds might cut off unattractively to begin the next new sound.

If it can be done, awesome. If not, oh well, I'm already hugely grateful for the content existing on the site... just thought I'd give my thoughts and ideas until I work up enough motivation to write a tease lol.

I think this question belongs into the TeaseMe-Thread (here). The default metronome sound is ".../TeaseMe/Resources/tick.wav". Replace that file and you have a different metronome sound. Or you could edit the line in ".../TeaseMe/TeaseMe.exe.config" to use a different audio file as default metronome. However most teases use own audio files for creating metronome sounds and ignore the default metronome. All you need is the sound as different files with different speed and length.

It would be a good idea to allow an alternate tick sound on the metronome 'command' by simply specifying the name of such a file in the relevant tease folder. Like this:

Guess d3vi0n has his work cut out, since there are already lots of requests for additions to teaseme

meson1 wrote:It would be a good idea to allow an alternate tick sound on the metronome 'command' by simply specifying the name of such a file in the relevant tease folder. Like this:

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<Metronome id="nameoffile.wav" bpm="60" />

Use:

JustMeNow wrote:Guess d3vi0n has his work cut out, since there are already lots of requests for additions to teaseme

Don't put that on me Its all up to Takenaga (or any other skilled programmer who is willing to help). I just had the idea and made the very first (and very poorly done) "alpha version" of TeaseMe. Thankfully Takenaga took over and created the program which we all know today. I'm just the guy who occasionally adds some sample teases or conversions from flashteases.