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# The original in-game version from pop'n music ''is'' in fact 147BPM (147.2 to be more precise)
# The original in-game version from pop'n music ''is'' in fact 147BPM (147.2 to be more precise)
# The song was slowed down to 145BPM (145.09 to be more precise) in the OST; this is the version used in DDR
# The reform version from beatmania has the BPM slowed down to 145 (145.09 to be more precise), and has some re-recorded samples. This is also the variant used in pop'n stage, though with a few missing sounds (most notably the scratching in the end)
# The OST version is based on ''reform'', rather than the original, having the same BPM and re-recorded samples; this is the variant used in DDR
#* If the weird BPM changes in the DDR sync are actually there, it means the sync is borked (blame the bad offsetting in some of the samples)
#* If the weird BPM changes in the DDR sync are actually there, it means the sync is borked (blame the bad offsetting in some of the samples)
# The reform version from beatmania is based on the OST version, having the same tempo and re-recorded keysounds closer to that (e.g. the snares in the beginning). This is also the version used in pop'n stage, though with a few missing sounds (most notably the scratching in the end)


How are we going to deal with this?<br>--[[User:TikalFan9000|tikal.]] ([[User talk:TikalFan9000|talk]]) 19:56, 15 February 2021 (UTC)
How are we going to deal with this?<br>--[[User:TikalFan9000|tikal.]] ([[User talk:TikalFan9000|talk]]) 19:56, 15 February 2021 (UTC)
* See draft below. --[[User:T7r|t7r]] ([[User talk:T7r|talk]]) 13:27, 15 September 2022 (UTC)
== Song Connections / Remixes ==
* The OST version of Quick Master is based on [[quick master (reform version)]] without the scratches, running at 145 BPM instead of 147 used in-game.
** This version is used in the DanceDanceRevolution, ポップンリズミン, and the pop'n stage series.

Latest revision as of 13:27, 15 September 2022

Quick Master is a Quick Messter -debunking all of this for once-

Upon doing some research, i made the following conclusions, regarding this and reform version

  1. The original in-game version from pop'n music is in fact 147BPM (147.2 to be more precise)
  2. The reform version from beatmania has the BPM slowed down to 145 (145.09 to be more precise), and has some re-recorded samples. This is also the variant used in pop'n stage, though with a few missing sounds (most notably the scratching in the end)
  3. The OST version is based on reform, rather than the original, having the same BPM and re-recorded samples; this is the variant used in DDR
    • If the weird BPM changes in the DDR sync are actually there, it means the sync is borked (blame the bad offsetting in some of the samples)

How are we going to deal with this?
--tikal. (talk) 19:56, 15 February 2021 (UTC)

  • See draft below. --t7r (talk) 13:27, 15 September 2022 (UTC)

Song Connections / Remixes

  • The OST version of Quick Master is based on quick master (reform version) without the scratches, running at 145 BPM instead of 147 used in-game.
    • This version is used in the DanceDanceRevolution, ポップンリズミン, and the pop'n stage series.