01:46:327 (106327|3) - This disproportionate consistency corresponds to notes that should be removed 01:00:062 -
01:45:695 (105695|6,105695|3,105785|1,105876|4,105876|3,105966|5,106056|2,106056|6,106056|0) -
00:59:430 (59430|3,59430|5,59520|4,59611|6,59611|0,59611|1,59701|2,59791|4) - and we should see that this structural consistency is ‘completely different’.
This confirms that the mappers were mapped randomly and not based on any structure.
In fact, I won't find any regularity in the stream patterns of most of the kiai parts.
I think the kiai part will mostly have to be a remake, so I'm going to mod it, preferably without the kiai part.
To solve these problems, mappers need to explain what sounds to follow and what they are mapping based on.
Does it im follw the rhythm of the vocals? Does it follow the pitch of the melody? Or is it following some other sound that I haven't noticed? have notes that you place in a colum that repeats on a specific sound?
01:02:050 (62050|5,62141|6,62231|5,62321|4,62412|3,62502|2,62593|3,62683|4,62773|5,62864|6,62954|5,63044|4,63135|5,63225|6) - What do these noticeable patterns mean?
These patterns are only for fun, not to match the song wiht fun.
It doesn't follow the pitch of the vocal, it doesn't take into account the stack and spread it out evenly, and it doesn't mix in some trills to give it a rhythmic feel, like the hat sound. At first glance, it seems to follow the above, but it doesn't maintain that consistency later on.
so i still dont understand what u mean my logic is two note for base drum three notes for snare drum one note 00:18:315 (18315|3) - for this sound LNS for 00:18:587 (18587|0) - this sound
mixed use one note for 'don' two notes for 'ta' two notes for piano , LN for 01:07:562 (67562|6) - this sound so i dont now what u said for
there is some pattern in the final chorus (02:51:276 - and so on) that needs to be positioned better because some of the pattern ended up too heavy on one hand/ one column:
example:
same problems appear as well in the postlude (03:14:408 - )