Danganronpa V3 - Sparta Pimplon Remix 

I unlisted all of my [Chorus Only] stuff. But those videos can still be accessed through a playlist on my channel. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BathH04diOI.html&pp=gAQBiAQB If you want it public again, I can make it so at your request.

Gonna have to disagree with you on that one. The snare might not be great, but it is not like a clap

idk how to explain, just see it like homedude's snare@@PalmFire_S

It certainly is possible to make a sparta remix entirely in Vegas. But most remixers like to use FL Studio for pitches and percussion while Vegas is used to make chorus and visuals. Personally, I use Adobe Audition for chorus since I find it a more comfortable program, but it does not make much of a difference overall. I'd be glad to help you out if you were interested in creating a sparta remix yourself

@@PalmFire_S But if you use FL Studio to make the songs, how do you synchronise them so well with the visuals (given how there are multiple video clips being played at once, all of which flip horizontally every now and then, you clearly can't have JUST used FL Studio... So basically Adobe Audition is what you used fo the visuals?🤔🤔

@@BatHunterofDevon Sorry I'll try to explain in better detail. FL Studio is used to make usable instruments out of my chosen samples. When this process is finished, I export the project as a wav and then again as a midi. I use Adobe Audition to make chorus audio. This program is pretty much only meant for audio editing, so making visuals with it is impossible. I am the only remixer I know that uses Adobe Audition. Vegas is used to make visuals, though chorus audio can easily be done here as well. A script called Otomad Helper will read the midi exported from FL Studio to fill out the visuals for pitch/percussion. I have the extra step of matching chorus visuals in Vegas to the chorus audio I made in Audition. And then a separate script is used to flip the chorus visuals. Hopefully this clears things up, but if not I'm more than willing to answer more questions.

@@PalmFire_S I see, so it looks like you use a special code/programme that allows you to translate MIDI files in a DAW into visual/audio information in Sony Vegas. However, I'm a Mac User, so I use Final Cut Pro X. Also, I use Logic Pro X for composing. Do you know if this be done with other software instead?

@@BatHunterofDevon It can be done. I used a Mac for a long time actually (I got a new PC shortly before this channel was made though). It may be easier to discuss this through Discord if you don't mind. I'll send a dm your way.