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# Alternate Audio Collection
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A project to add alternate audio sources for as many songs as possible, be it official covers or re-recordings, from as many albums/rhythm games as possible.
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(If a rhythm game licenses the original version of a song, it will not be used here. This is only for cases like Taiko no Tatsujin, where some songs have been licensed and covered for the game.)
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As an exception, if a game uses a weird cut of a song that makes it signifigantly harder to cut, it will be skipped over.
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## How to get the songs
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We recommend to use git to "clone" the songs. Using git, you can avoid having to manually update the songs on your system by copying and overwriting local files. A simple `git pull` will make sure you have the latest version of all the .tja's.
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If you don't want to use git, you can just download the project as a zip folder. We recommend against this, but it is an option.
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### How do I use git?
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Git, in essence, is a command-line tool. However, there are graphical tools available that use git.
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If you want to use the command-line, you can use the following steps:
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1. Open a CMD or Powershell command prompt
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2. Navigate to your game directory. You can do this by typing `cd <path to your game folder>`
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3. If you already have a `songs` folder, rename it for now. This way you have a copy, just in case
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4. Type `git clone --depth 1 -b master https://ese.tjadataba.se/RyutoSetsujin/altaudio-ese.git Songs`
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This will download the songs from the repo. This should not take a while starting out, but as time goes on, the download times will get longer. |