Iden Tei Tei Meltdown (TV Size)

00:11:333 (3,4) - this is a good spot to have a 1/4 hdash (aka hyperdash) here to emphasise the change in music (u can hear bg trumpets come out and the vocals change it up a bit compared to the last 4 downbeats)

00:15:494 (1,2) - this dash is quite far, makin it hard to catch, should reduce the spacing a bit

00:15:978 (4,5) - this could rly benefit from an hdash cuz its a cymbal and the vocal changes up a lot compared to before

00:16:075 haters will disagree but i love these rhythm choices

00:27:301 no idea what happened here but this slider feels really awkward

00:29:430 (1,2,3) - suggest prolonging the 1/4 triple to a 1/4 stream, as the music changes and theres sounds present on those ticks

itd also provide more emphasis to 00:30:009 - where it has a cymbal, currently its not a lot of movement and osu!catch uses different types of movement to emphasize sounds / song

(this happens most of the time in music, where every 2, 4, 8, 10 or 16 downbeats the music moves into a different section eg

00:05:237 - until 00:17:624 - )
00:30:009 - until 00:42:396 - )

00:48:204, 00:48:979 and 00:49:753 could be a hyper like 00:50:527?

00:51:492 - how about making a hdash towards this from 00:51:299 - by making 00:50:912 (1) - a reverse slider to emphasise the trumpet and vocal

00:52:075 could also be a hyper with larger distance to create that contrast between 00:48:398 to 00:50:721 and 00:53:043 (reffering to #4607439)

01:00:204 is there any reasoning behind this being two fruits instead of one juice stream like 00:59:817? i would love to hear your thoughts on this (not in an ironic or offending meaning btw)

01:04:075 (1,1) - The song has the same feel as 01:04:849 (2,3) - yet they r both different patterns, can consider being consistent and using the same on either 1

01:09:882 would remove this hyper and make 01:10:075 a hyper instead

01:12:591 this slider is really spaced compared to 01:11:817 (1,2) i would either make them gradually get more spaced or just make them all the same by copy and pasting them

01:27:106 (1,2) - how about a hdash for the cymbal?