Suiu no inori
Cororo feat.Yuria Miyazono

Created by: Wenrella
Submitted: over 2 years ago
Last updated: over 2 years ago
Source: SOUND VOLTEX VIVID WAVE
Tags:
SDVX, artcore, electronic, 8th KAC, Corolaska
BPM: 197
Length: 1:56
Passes/Fails: 6 / 7

[4K] 23.91 - MAXIMUM

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raifyx
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over 2 years ago

This part is incredibly dense compared to the rest of the chart. There should be no quads, should just be hands, and a lot of the jumptrills can be nerfed.

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raifyx
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over 2 years ago

Interesting idea, but it does not fit in this scenario whatsoever. All the notes are of the same intensity, and so should all be the same chord size.

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raifyx
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over 2 years ago

  1. Should not be a quad. Should just be a single note.
  2. Isn't snapped on the right beat. Should be on the white line/1st beat.
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raifyx
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over 2 years ago

Should not be a quad. Lots of the quads used in this map can be justified with a hand, not a quad.

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raifyx
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over 2 years ago

Should not be quads. Sound isn't powerful enough to apply a quad here. Plus, by arranging the hands, you can add some sound repsentation with the piano chords.

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raifyx
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over 2 years ago

Should be jumps rather than hands. The hands that weren't highlighted have more sound and power behind them.

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raifyx
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over 2 years ago

Missing drums in this part. The 1/2 should also be mapped, rather than notes being on 1/1

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raifyx
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over 2 years ago

Missing piano representation here. The quad after the timestamp should be reduced to hand so piano stream can connect into it comfortably.

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raifyx
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over 2 years ago

Drum representation is missing from this section. Listen for kicks and make them jumps.

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raifyx
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over 2 years ago

No reason for this to be a quad. Lower the density to a hand

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raifyx
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over 2 years ago

Shouldn't be a jump, assuming this part is representing the vocals. Vocals aren't present during that jump, so make it a single note to represent the piano behind.