“We calculate the SPI by the three top scores in each game. The highest score gives you ×3 points, the second score ×2, and the third ×1. As you progress through levels, you will earn more points for each correct answer, resulting in higher game scores and a higher SPI.”
However, I’ve got an average of 2 million SPI per game, but my overall SPI is only 830,000. I first assumed it was an average across all games; however, after reading the document provided by SoundGym, I’m even more confused, as it indicates high scores are multiplied, which, if true, should leave me with a much higher SPI — not less than half of my average.
From Venezuelan prog-metal stages to crafting mixes in Spain, Jose Ledezma blends precision, creativity & SoundGym discipline in every track. @Jose Ledezma is this month’s SoundGym Hero!
It is so cool to know about musicians from my home town, specially when they kept going and grown in this industry. I do remember Allegro Andantino, I might of seen you played in Valencia.
@Cuantas Vacas , Thanks man, We've been getting to know each other little by little through Soundgym and Guitargym. Eres un grande. Nos vemos pronto por Zaragoza, que ya tengo excusa para ir 😅
@Stelios Mavroyiannis Hi, I see you burning the olympics lately, congrats for that. Lets keep the prog goin! 🌙
@Yngrid Alvarez Hi, nice to see you here. It's wonderful to know that Allegro Andantino is remembered. It was a great time. Viva Venezuela 💪
