Omnibus
  by Lautsprecher featuring Katie Skate
  Edited for length by Jk.

Steps by Jk.

Contact
  E-mail: Jk_3223@yahoo.com
  AIM: XxFelineFantasyX

Website
  www.geocities.com/jk_3223

Single steps only..
  Light: 5, Standard: 7, Maniac: 9, SManiac: 10

How it all started:
A few weeks ago, I felt the urge to make a DWI file. Unfortunately, I had kinda 
tapped out my resources for songs. After a frantic search, I managed to find this 
gem on a Cd my friend had. There were a lot of good songs on there, but this particular
one seemed to have some potential.

The song:
This edit of Omnibus can be basically broken down into three segments. The first part 
starts the song off at a brisk pace of about 140 bpm. After a short break at the 30
second mark, it slows down to around 95 bpm. Throughout the next minute, the song 
gradually brings itself back to it's original speed. Another break signifies the end of
the second segment, and the third starts off. It's essentially the same thing as the 
first part, only it's slightly,  but noticeably, faster. Also, just to note, Omnibus sounds
a lot like Darude's Sandstorm. 

The steps:
This song is mainly to be done on the keyboard. It's theoretically able to do on the pad,
since I made sure that the steps made sence in that way, but they get pretty frantic
at times, so it would be rather hard.
Light mode steps are simple, at least, I tried to make them simple. The jumps, the stream 
factor and, of course, the speed of the song make this a hard Light.
The Standard steps are the one I can do. It's mainly triples, with a few strings thrown in
for a little bit of difficulty.
Maniac steps are crazy. I tried to get the steps to match the Sandstorm-like music. Once
you get the pattern, it makes the song a lot easier to follow (sort of like Bag). I grouped 
the arrows together too, to make this difficulty a little easier. There's also a few
crossovers thrown in here and there, but nothing that should be too much of a problem...
All bets are off for SManiac. The steps are no longer grouped together, there are jumps 
thrown in the most frantic parts, crossovers galore, and the voltage has been cranked 
way up; there isn't even any rest during the slow segment. Attempt on the pad at your 
own risk.

The graphics:
Both the banner and the background come off the same picture. I have this beautiful anime pic
(big enough for a desktop background too, that's the cool part), and I just cut off a peice 
of the wing of the girl on it. I took the peice through a few filters in Photoshop, and, viola.
The font is just one I've got stashed away for occasions like this. It's called Neuropol.

I'd love to hear what you think about my DWI, so just contact whenever you want (I'm not on
AIM too much, so please e-mail), to tell me whatever. Oh, and if you like this DWI, then
check out my others, which are on my website. So, enjoy.
                                                                       Jk