BPM changes, Stops, all song features!!!

[waltersan2]

Originally Posted by cj iwakura

-Phantom (CZ/NM)

i think that this is A REALLY BPM CHANGE...

i'm lovin it

[vic_lmc]

Well the stops and the radical bpm changes aren't really newer but I'm agree that in zero they are more representative as in the list. And I saw them in another versions and you know where you can see them.

[MANIATICO24]

i love mr figther alway make me take a good in the step an also up up NM so cool the big long note so cool

[MTR]

N (CZ)- BanYa
Come to Me - BanYa
Beat of The War - BanYa
Naissance (New NM) - BanYa
We Are (New NM) - Deux
Forever Love (New NM) - Fin KL

The BPM changes and the "Breaks" or Stops, are very natural for a DDR Player, for that reason when i've played for first time the Zero, i dont be scared, was very easy "see" the slow of phantom at 2x, for moonlight 3x, and the N aceleration was good.

The only thing that ever and ever will be rescued of the PIU is the adventage for a song can have different BPM in NM, HD, CZ, NM, FS, It is something that the DDR never will have...

[Kyosuke Kagami]

BTW, I always forget to ask... what was the first song in Pump that featured tempo changes? Banya Hard Mix OR Sechskies Remix? :x

[cj iwakura]

Both debuted in the same mix, maybe? (I think they did)

[Jason Dread]

Originally Posted by cj iwakura

Moonlight's slowdown is way harder, since I think it has 32nds in it, or some kind of real tight equivalent.

Phantom's is nothing psycho, it's what comes before and after it that hurts. I LOVE the NM equivalent. Solitary 2 NM bounces ahoy.

Moonlight's slowdown tempos the song to 1/4th of it's initial bpm (180), so the slowdown is at 45bpm. To compensate for the slowdown, they put in 64th (yes, you read that right) notes, which at 1/4th tempo is the exact same speed at 16th at 180 bpm. It's nothing new or hard, it's just a part of the song they threw in to make it more difficult.