sorry
Doing two spinners emphatizes a pitch change which happen at the end of the first spinner, ignoring it would feel weird in terms of rhythm and that's why it's ending in white tick with a whistle.Myxomatosis wrote:
Hey! I have some concerns about the spinner usage in this mapset.
In Hard and Insane, you're ending a spinner at the white tick 00:00:611 (1) - and then start a second one on the blue tick right after. That's pretty unintuitive to play, especially on Hard level, because a spinner ending on white feels like it's done. The second spinner isn't particularly short so it's not a big problem but it would be nice if you could end the first spinner on blue or red, silence it's end and start the second one on white.
I had plans to do so, but unfortunately the spinner waiting time (4 beats for Easy and 2 beats for Normal) is not the enough to emphatize the clap. Idea sounds good but it leaves out an emphasis I regularly follow in this case.Myxomatosis wrote:
More importantly, I wonder why you didn't add spinner(s) to Easy and Normal? Spinners add a lot to lower difficulties because they increase score diversity, so it seems like a weird decision to leave them out there while you had them in the higher difficulties. A single spinner from 00:00:611 - to 00:05:475 - would work fine in both diffs, for example.
Of course they emphasize the pitch change, but the common way to do this is to start the spinner on the sound and end the previous one slightly earlier, just like you'd do with sliders. The current way just makes the second spinner seem delayed.Underforest wrote:
Doing two spinners emphatizes a pitch change which happen at the end of the first spinner, ignoring it would feel weird in terms of rhythm and that's why it's ending in white tick with a whistle.
What emphasis you regularly follow? You could keep the other objects the same as they are, spinner recovery time of 3 beats seems totally enough on a 150 BPM Easy or Normal.Underforest wrote:
I had plans to do so, but unfortunately the spinner waiting time (4 beats for Easy and 2 beats for Normal) is not the enough to emphatize the clap. Idea sounds good but it leaves out an emphasis I regularly follow in this case.
I haven't seen that done in years, maybe I just didn't pay close enough attention, though. Part of it might be that consecutive spinners are much more rarely used these days anyway.Naotoshi wrote:
no the common way to do this is definitely to end the spinner on the strong sound
I can safely say that I have almost entirely only seen people end spinners on the strong beat if there are consecutive spinnersMyxomatosis wrote:
I haven't seen that done in years, maybe I just didn't pay close enough attention, though. Part of it might be that consecutive spinners are much more rarely used these days anyway.Naotoshi wrote:
no the common way to do this is definitely to end the spinner on the strong sound
yeah I agree but... hey may I ask what's a hutsoundMonstrata wrote:
Because of that interaction hutsounding the beginning of a spinner is not reliable.