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Eggy wrote: Mon Apr 17, 2017 4:36 am Holy shit that was awesome. Totally insane. Probably the hardest beats I've ever had to keep up with. Thank god it was only 10 minutes! Loved it, man. Thanks for this.

Noah wrote: Mon Apr 17, 2017 8:07 am Thank you for the great work! I hope you will extend it with more rounds! It has the potential of Blue Balls Challenge, which is great. Hopefully you will stick to your style and keep using soft core. The sensuality is through the roof.

Pudknocker wrote: Tue Apr 18, 2017 4:31 am To be honest, I didn't really like it. The editing was spot on and super hot, but the added beats frequently didn't sync up with the music, cues were missing, and some cues blended with the action to the point where I missed them. A lot of the patterns were complex to the point of being distractingly difficult to understand what was being asked of me. Prompting with "follow the melody" or "complex" is a cop-out and leaves anyone unfamiliar with the source music in the lurch. The beats frequently just seemed sort of random, and the a lot of the patterns that did match the beat ignore basic musical theory (i.e. you had a 1, 123, 12345 pattern which, including rests, is a total of 12 beats, and you superimposed this onto 8-beat phrases, causing every other iteration of the pattern to be off-rhythm by four beats.) In general, you want a beat track to compliment and accentuate the melody, not the other way around. It should be the foundation of the piece, not the focus.

Honestly, I got frustrated and stopped halfway through - found myself focused too much on trying to understand the patterns than enjoying the action happening on-screen. Again, the editing is super hot and I really, really wanted to like it, but the beat track just put me off completely.