Wow. I have to say that I love your idea. I like rythm games, so this will be very interesting project!

Oh, I misunderstood the original poster. :D Well, alpha channel editing would be useful for other purposes, still.

Edit: Ahaha, I double-misread the post. First I got it right, then saw Deadeyes first reply and was like "oh, he asked that" :DD

This is a very frequently reported problem... Tiled backgrounds should be modified so that the gaps don't show.

Btw. Is there a way to rotate tiled backgrounds? And rotate the texture itself? Those would be nice to have.

I guess that editing alpha channel directly (as a greyscale picture) would be useful for this purpose. You could "paint" transparency and opaquency. (<- Is this the right word :D... )

How does it work? I've been experimenting with sound and I don't quite understand the decibel level settings. I set the volume to 0 and I can still hear the sound :?

I had to set my volume to -100 to mute it, but that seems a little strange. What exactly is the range for the volume on this thing?

Decibels are a logaritmic scale work so that minus inifinte means "no sound"... Or that's what I think. I have no clue how it really works in XAudio2, though :P...

Its looking good guys. Drasa, what did you make that tune in?

Yeah, I'll be working with CHAMBER's musics now :)

I experience this glitch too. And it doesn't show up on any dev's comp? Bad luck :D

Wow! I was thinking of making this kind of demo too, but with skewed sprites...

Hello! I got an inspiration of the title "Chamber" and the mood of the game and made a piece of music. (Well, the game itself could be a little darker...) You may use it in the game, if you want to :) (And if needed, I can make it a little longer and loopable)

Edit: Whoops, almost forgot! Here is url: http://drasa.nipponfever.net/biisit/Drasa%20-%20Chamber.mp3

Maybe effects could be on their own tabs like behaviors are currently? That'd make sense.

Thirded.

Well I think that basic equalizing would be cool effect, and very useful for mood changes in the background voices/music. If it isn't huge trouble to add, go ahead! At least I would appreciate it :)