M@GICAL*CURE! LOVE <3 SHOT!
SAWTOWNE feat. Hatsune Miku
Source:
HATSUNE MIKU EXPO 10th Anniversary Song Contest
Tags:
Vocaloid, Project Sekai Colorful Stage!, Magical Cure Love Shot, English, eng, jp, Japanese, Electropop
BPM:
192
Length:
3:15
Passes/Fails:
452 / 5264
quad for very calm sound is a bit odd, could just make it double like col 1, 4
I thought it was cleaner to simply put it as a quad, as it clearly sounded stronger than the previous part
(194025|1,194025|2,194181|3,194181|1,194337|3,194337|2,194493|2,194493|4,194650|3,194650|1,194806|3,194806|2,194962|2,194962|4,195118|4,195118|3)
too much difficulty for very simple and relatively calm sound here
"The calm sound" has a much stronger feeling than the one immediately before it, so I placed the notes in a churning motion.
It may seem simple, but there's something to be said for excluding all other sounds in the song, such as background sounds or vocals, to emphasize the soundline of the part.
If you just look at the volume of the sound, it's a crescendo that gets louder and louder, and the further back you go in the part, the stronger the sound gets.
So this part needs to have a strong sense of difficulty.
should be double for kick sound
i get the purpose of the 1/2 doubles for vocal but u dont do it for 53243|2 which has vocal and a lot of instances. what is the intention?
These sections are intended to go in stronger and come out weaker, and all similar sessions have the same intent.
should be double
There are quite a few similar sections to that session, some with drum kicks and some without, so I didn't just double them all at once for consistency (which explains why 00:15.275 is not a double).
add note because synth is still there
could delete for pause in the music from the synth like you did at 36447
36915|2
37540|4,37696|1
38478|4,38790|2
do for other similar instances. also, suggest rearrange some pattern so it not awkward to hit, like anchors such as 38868|4,39025|4,39181|4,39337|4,39493|4,39650|4
should be double
There's no drum beat there.
missing note?
no, that's by design