Add tip for using BeatTimer in basic audio mapping guides #635
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Some time ago I created a website that tries to take all the work out of syncing audio for mapping. I made the project for fun and to test my dev skills. Since then people loved it and some are using it regularly for new maps. For the future I also plan on adding audio normalization so that BeatTimer takes away step 4 aswell (see changes). (Edit: Volume Normalization was added)
The application works completely locally using ffmpeg-wasm so no login or hosting is needed on my part. It would be a shame if people don't know about it and lose the time benefit. Or for some installing Audacity could also be a challenge stopping them from mapping (audio-synced maps). So I propose to add that tip into the docs and would be happy if the work helps more people out there.
This is the repo of the website (also mentioned in help section on top left): GitHub Repository (Website). To test it you can simply use the example button on top right.