#Song ultrastar deluxe mp4

Get as close to the original number as you can. you don't want to double or triple (or conversely, half or third!) your BPM via the text file. *If your BPM is about 2 or 3 times what the text file says, be careful. Just play the song and tap your space bar to get the BPM. I generally check mine against another BPM calculator such as. If you made a text from a midi file ( tutorial for creating a text from MIDI for UltraStar Deluxe here) the #BPM may already be in place. If you have a functioning video, though, your background won't do anything. If for some reason my video did not load, my background would show up instead.

#Song ultrastar deluxe mp4

However, if I wanted a background, which is just a still image, I would have added it with the #BACKGROUND tag, and it would have had to be placed in the same folder as the video mp4 and cover jpg. I chose not to use a background - I prefer a video for all my tracks. An extra space or spelling mis-key will cause an error). You have got to type in file names (mp3, video, cover and background) exactly right. Will edit this later.įor this song, everything is in a folder called 'Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer', which is located in the UltraStar Deluxe 'songs' folder.

#BPM this probably will be populated, but check this (see below). What you type is what will show up in game. Open the text file and fill in the first few fields: This is about the text file, but you need to know that everything that pertains to a single track needs to be in the same folder, together. #VIDEOGAP is a way to help line up your song with your video.īut we're getting a bit ahead of ourselves. #EDITION used if you want to sort by edition. #CREATOR not necessary, but some people like to credit themselves. If you drop a file into the folder, USDX will add this tag itself.

The tags at the beginning of the text file will always begin with a #.