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Furthermore, (this is an honest question) how can we know for sure the 'actual' BPM of a song and not just one of its multiples (100 BPM instead of 200, 400, etc.)?
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But how can we tell for other songs what their BPMs are? Do we classify it based off our knowledge of the general BPMs for a certain genre?
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So, is there a systematic way to determine the BPM? The mixmeister program knows nothing about a genre or the artist, and simply analyzes it. And yet, sometimes it even gets the 'wrong' BPM. So, as an inexperienced stepartist myself, how can I tell the BPM? Based off of my personal judgment, or based off of what pure analysis has given me?
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that's a great question.
In a measure, there is 4 beats.
so, a beat is a red arrow on stepmania.
A cycle has 4 measures.
if you knows what is a cycle, you can find if it's 100, 200 or 400 because there is 16 beats on a cycle.
but how newbies can know that? They can't.
I had the same experience than you.
I think, doing an official tutorial of syncing simfiles will be good for helping them.
After that, you'll just have to post the link for players who does this error.
I know that's undoable, but we can already do it for packs submissions.
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So you came over here as someone who plays with one color and tried to tell people who play with multiple colors what they should look at? Are you serious?
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I usually play with 1 color but I played with multiple colors before, so I know the spirit of playing with multiple colors too.
My entire post is not posted for only players who play with 1-color, I just say that for these players, this is one more reason to have the correct BPM.