00:02:274 (2274|2,2300|0) - CTRL+G ?
the inversion in the current pattern is a bit of a setup emphasis.
the direction flow of 00:02:248 - ~ 00:03:364 - is intended to be to the left until this interval, and then 00:03:567 (3567|1,3595|2) - a turning point to the right, so 00:02:905 (2905|0,2918|2,3121|2,3364|0) - vs 00:03:567 (3567|1,3595|2,3786|2,4006|1) - the same column, but one octave higher.
also by using 00:04:349 (4349|0,4391|1,4501|2,4556|3) - as a turning point, can create a more perfect rotation structure than now.
00:02:248 (2248|1,2274|2,2300|0) - ctrl+g on this doesn't make any sense
i guess i see what you mean by "rotation structure", but having that be 132 is wrong. the landing on 3 makes more sense to go into the following 2. 2 into 2 not only is silly but technically incorrect.
i'm not looking for perfection, i'm looking for groove and texture.
00:07:153 (7153|2,7170|3) - isnt there a slightly better option?
um yeah there is not anything that needs to be fixed, but i have a deep understanding of the perfect typing for players, so im suggesting this.
so
00:07:346 (7346|1,7575|0) - this bass is solid, but i think we need to be a little more lenient about the pattern connection
00:04:501 (4501|2,4556|3) - 00:07:153 (7153|2,7170|3) - if this ending overlaps. or 00:08:789 (8789|2,8825|3) - if u dont change this pattern 00:07:153 (7153|2,7170|3) - then this seems to be a bad case here too.
00:07:153 (7153|2,7170|3) - no there isn't. this grace trends toward the right of the piano and the other two notes trend toward the left following the grace
00:07:346 (7346|1,7575|0) - expand more on what you mean, there's no reason for this
look and listen closer
00:08:825 (8825|3,8842|1) - as i mentioned here earlier #4724404
fortunately, same section. so 00:09:079 (9079|2,9348|1,9602|3,9602|1,9842|3,10202|1) - 00:10:563 (10563|2,10583|3) - it will help more with this direction change.
00:08:789 (8789|2,8825|3,8842|1) - this is perfectly fine. 231 into 342 for octave increase.
i think you're misinterpreting what i've done. there are no strict rules around bass notes, but there is in octaves. the low octave in the intro gets the first three columns, the higher one gets the last three columns. since we have 6 of these, and there happen to be 6 possible permutations, i'll omit one to match the previous ending. [231] -> 21, [13] -> 31, [23] -> 32; next octave: 342 -> 32, [24] -> 42, [34] -> 43. it's multilayered, you're playing both "hands" (treble+bass) with both hands (literally)
00:24:029 (24029|2) - i think its okay to delete this
really simply 00:23:772 (23772|2,23858|2) - trying to increase the range of this technique, and also 00:23:858 (23858|2,23943|1,24029|2,24115|1) - mismatched rotation and 00:24:115 (24115|1,24200|0,24286|1,24372|2) - visual visual emphasis on this note
and lastly, since the current piano expression structure is gallop, there is no need to connect this sound 00:24:029 - buried in the background sound, and i think it feels better to remove the playability.
00:24:029 (24029|2) - you're looking at this literally and not musically. this should not be deleted whatsoever. 00:18:543 (18543|0) the note exists here which means musically it must exist there if the sequence is repeated. it is not a missing note, you might not hear it, but musically, it exists
00:23:858 (23858|0,23858|3,23858|2,23943|1,23943|0) - this is built up using tension from the prior 4343 into a step jump. 3[34] into 1[12] creates hard tension for the hands. again, you're looking at this too literally, and not musically. think outside the box
00:26:772 (26772|1,26858|0) - i dont agree with this note going left
since you have been repeatedly digesting low notes like this 00:26:686 (26686|3,26943|3,27200|3) -, it would be better to use the same mechanism with a similar flow for the left hand
also your intention is to connect these two patterns 00:26:515 (26515|2,26600|1) - 00:26:772 (26772|1,26858|0) -, but i think it would be prettier and better to connect here 00:27:029 (27029|0,27115|1) -
00:30:115 (30115|2,30144|3) - agree with the detailed expression, but unfortunately it doesnt seem appropriate to use here 00:29:258 - ~ 00:30:458 -
its hard to hear, and since it focuses only on loud sounds to maintain intensity, it would be difficult to maintain standard intensity if its expressed like that even on small sounds. also 00:29:858 (29858|3,29943|2,30115|2,30144|3,30372|3,30458|2) - i think its too much of a turn and different from the flow that the song is leading.
try something out for me, look at only the sets of jumps (graces included) and listen to the backing piano chords.
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00:29:600 (29600|0,29615|2)
00:29:858 (29858|0,29858|3)
00:30:115 (30115|2,30144|3)
00:30:372 (30372|0,30372|3)
00:30:629 (30629|2,30629|1,30715|3)
00:30:972 (30972|0,30972|2)
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the accentuated bass must go somewhere, i have placed them in the best possible spot. each of those jumps is pr'd to what is in the screenshot
something feels off about the playability at 00:30:972 (30972|2,31058|3,31229|3,31315|2,31486|3,31658|3,31743|2,31829|3) - 00:31:486 (31486|1,31743|0,31915|0,32000|1,32172|0,32172|1) -
i think its because the spacing between notes breaks the flow of some columns or the effect of the fingers floating
so i think the correct playability is achieved by moving this note 00:31:315 (31315|2) - to column 2
( bcuz of this 00:31:486 (31486|3,31658|3,31829|3) - 00:31:743 (31743|0,31915|0,32172|0,32343|0) - )
00:37:315 (37315|0,37429|1,37543|2) - isnt this arrangement a bit weird?
i think the highest note 00:37:315 (37315|0) - is expressed the lowest and the playability is also very disappointing.
00:37:829 (37829|0) - how about removing this too? ( as like this #4724428 )
00:37:915 (37915|3,37915|1,38000|1,38000|3) - the impact here is so great that there is too much of a gap to use it with other low-end parts.
00:48:254 (48254|3,48344|2) - i think it would be better to move it one space to the left
bcuz of stack from column 4 00:48:254 (48254|3,48523|3,48792|3,48971|3,49239|3,49418|3,49508|3) - ,but the connection to this 00:48:075 (48075|2) - looks a little bit better too
00:53:842 -
what about this arrangement?
00:53:984 - the double here affects 00:54:097 - and it seems a bit bad from the start of this triple 00:53:842
so i need your opinion on how to make the most of this point, since the single -> double -> triple structure is the simplest way to create a high note.
00:57:299 (57299|1,57412|0,57526|1,57640|0,57755|1) - im a little bit dazed
if you agree, i think it would be better to place this differently 00:57:299 (57299|1,57412|0) -.
01:10:970 (70970|1) - how about removing this?
bcuz of this grace emphasis ( 01:10:857 (70857|1) - ), 01:10:857 (70857|1,70970|1) - this gap is also irregular and feeling of the backflow from here 01:10:841 (70841|3,70841|0,70857|1) -, also 01:11:099 - it reaches here enough,
so there is no need to put a single on the red line.
It looks like you are working on modifying the map, so I leave the random mods
02:01:977 (121977|1,121977|2) - This one is definitely delayed. Maybe 1/16th?
02:03:005 (123005|3) - this note also 02:02:934 (122934|3) - it looks like it would be nice to increase the spacing with unsnap at the same interval like this
by using ctrl+ cv
02:46:720 (166720|3) - move this to column 1
bcuz of big stacks from this 02:46:120 (166120|3,166291|3,166377|3,166548|3,166720|3,166977|3,167148|3) -
03:07:720 (187720|0,187720|3,187734|2) - vs 03:07:977 (187977|1,187977|3,187977|2,188148|1,188148|0,188148|3,188320|2,188320|1,188320|0) - it seems okay to express the piano sounds that are crossed in the same way as unsnap
but why didnt you do it?
i mean the unsnapping here 03:08:148 (188148|1,188148|3,188148|0) -, not LN at all
of course of this 03:07:720 (187720|0,187720|3,187734|2) -
03:48:091 (228091|0,228091|2,228177|3,228177|1) -, 03:50:834 (230834|0,230834|2,230920|3,230920|1) -
vs
03:49:463 (229463|2,229463|3,229549|0,229549|1) -
With different pitch changes between those pianos, I think it would be more interesting to have a contrast in the flow. Maybe something like this?