Every single stream like this, all the way to 1:18 into the song is flowing from right to left. It would make the playing experience much more interesting if for example every other stream went to the other way. And maybe the stream in the build up right before chorus could even drift "inwards", with 1 2 4 3 1 2 4 3 pattern for example.
There were something like this before too, but generally having all of the notes being in columns next to each other in burst like these (you have gap in col 3) would be more aesthetic and nicer to play, especially in normal difficuties.
Also would suggest mapping this outro in same rice style you mapped the intro of the song, as it sounds exactly the same. Copy paste and maybe ctrl+h could also work, but you didn't hear this from me ;)
Very heavy on right hand, would suggest moving the jump to columns 1 and 2 and the single note following them to column 3
Every single stream like this, all the way to 1:18 into the song is flowing from right to left. It would make the playing experience much more interesting if for example every other stream went to the other way. And maybe the stream in the build up right before chorus could even drift "inwards", with 1 2 4 3 1 2 4 3 pattern for example.
Up to you if you want to map the kicks with something like single note in the chorus, I think they'd fit pretty nicely.
Hope I did it the way you wanted 👀
Could, and maybe should be a jump, as it's quite important sound, being the first note in the section.
This could also be a jump, same reason as before
There were something like this before too, but generally having all of the notes being in columns next to each other in burst like these (you have gap in col 3) would be more aesthetic and nicer to play, especially in normal difficuties.
Coould be a jump too.
Also would suggest mapping this outro in same rice style you mapped the intro of the song, as it sounds exactly the same. Copy paste and maybe ctrl+h could also work, but you didn't hear this from me ;)
Oh sure, but I'll keep the burst at the very very end the same