Scardi

00:00:807 (807|0,807|1,807|2,964|1,964|0) - I suggest you change this into two jumps to keep an acceptable diff gap with the normal diff (which uses single 1/2 notes)

00:01:754 (1754|3,1833|2,1912|3) - 3x1 notes with a 1/2 jack on the same hand seems a bit heavy. You can move 00:01:912 (1912|3) - to col 1

00:02:070 (2070|1,2070|0,2228|1,2228|0) - Im not sure if players of this difficulty can hit this pattern properly. If you want to play it safe, just make it two alternating one-hand jumps (no 1/2 jacks)

00:02:780 (2780|1) - There's a sound there but its SUPER faint, like i legit couldnt feel it when i playtest. Consider removing it.

00:03:017 - Seems like you missed a double

From 00:03:333 - to 00:13:438 - needs a rework. Not only is it much harder than both the normal and even the insane diff, it's also quite a hard section when compared to the rest of the map, when it is supposed to be just very calm piano sounds. A few hints on how you can do this:

• Remove most of the 1/1 jumps on the white line. There arent any particularly strong sounds there. You can check out the last diff as a reference to where you can put doubles.

00:07:596 (7596|0) - with your concept this should be double instead of 00:07:280 (7280|0,7280|2)

00:18:491 - Should be a double. And maybe even amplify the sound with 1/2 jacks #4161801/11093589

00:21:017 (21017|0,21175|0,21649|1,21807|1) - Seems like randomly placed jacks. Please justify this if I'm wrong, or change them into 1/2 stream.

00:23:228 (23228|3) - Make it more clean by something like this?

00:23:543 (23543|3,23859|2) - Add some 1/1 lns?

00:33:175 (33175|0,33175|3,33333|1,33333|2,33491|0,33491|3) - These shouldnt be doubles. Theyre not as strong as 00:32:701 (32701|0,32701|2) - or 00:33:017 (33017|1,33017|2) -

00:35:228 (35228|1,35228|3) - Shouldnt be a double. 00:35:070 - should be tho

00:35:859 (35859|2,36017|3,36175|2) - Seems uncomfy to play. Maybe move 00:36:175 (36175|2) - to another col

00:36:175 (36175|0,36333|0,36491|0,36649|1,36807|0) - This is really heavy, particularly the 3x1/2 jacks. You can check out the normal diff as reference on can be done

00:37:596 - double

00:39:885 (39885|1) - There's a note here but not in similar places like 00:34:833 - or 00:37:359 - Please keep it consistent.

00:43:675 - ya missed a note

00:47:701 - double would be fine i think

00:49:991 - should add a note on col3 to keep it consistent with 00:44:938

00:53:385 (53385|1,53543|1,53701|0,53859|1,54017|0,54175|1,54333|0) - woah what da helll. pls change thank u :)

00:53:859 - This kiai section in particular seems off.

• I guess you were using lns for the piano but some of the sounds arent there: 00:55:280 (55280|1) - 00:56:543 (56543|0,56701|1,56859|3) - etc
• 01:00:017 (60017|2,61280|2) - These two long lns on col 3 seemingly appeared out of nowhere. Consider shortening them and move them to another col
• From 01:02:859 - to 01:03:964 - There are significant claps in this section and ignoring them simply isnt the way to go. The lns serve no purpose. You should remove them now

00:54:649 (54649|3,54649|2) - should be single according to how the rest of this kiai is mapped

00:58:280 - missing the piano here, I think drums can still be expressed while placing the ln there

01:14:070 - this part has several consistency issues:

• most of the kicks are mapped as single but some are double without clear justification,
• I can see your approach of differentiating the lead sounds from the piano sounds at 01:21:017, but I don't think the lead sounds should really be represented as double like the claps, and some of them are still represented as single which is inconsistent

01:15:807 (75807|2) - Shouldnt this ln last only 1/2 of a beat?

01:22:596 (82596|3,82596|2) - This shouldnt be a double

01:23:385 - Seems like a random placement of a double hold.

01:28:517 - Theres a 1/4 note here but not at similar places like 01:17:149 - or 01:22:201 -

01:33:649 (93649|3,93728|2,93807|1,93885|0,93964|3,94043|2,94122|1,94201|0,94280|1) - 1/4 ln stream seems overkill. please nerf these to just single notes.