dPeace wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xauZuMPgiQw

lewski wrote:

you can probably approximate some of the snaps, for example if a vocal is 1/12 away from a drum putting a circle on the drum instead of the vocal may give you a more intuitive rhythm while also not feeling off at all because it's close enough and still backed by a sound

KumiDaiko wrote:

song in question btw

the rapper is not rapping on beat so i had to use a bunch of 1/8, 1/12, even 1/16 beats to follow the vocals as accurately as possible. this leads to problems gameplay wise and im pretty sure 6 digits playing my 4* map aren't going to be happy lmao

is there anyway i can correctly follow the vocals while also making the map actually playable/rankable? i rly want this song to get a ranked map.

jaredlol123 wrote:

KumiDaiko wrote:

song in question btw

the rapper is not rapping on beat so i had to use a bunch of 1/8, 1/12, even 1/16 beats to follow the vocals as accurately as possible. this leads to problems gameplay wise and im pretty sure 6 digits playing my 4* map aren't going to be happy lmao

is there anyway i can correctly follow the vocals while also making the map actually playable/rankable? i rly want this song to get a ranked map.

I don't think that its impossible to rank since there are some that uses 1/3, 1/8, 1/12 beats that I know in 4 star maps.

Shiraya Sayuki wrote:

Uhhhh, don't use anything above 1/8 really. Usually rap songs are more or less in 1/4 or 1/6 (depends on the bpm). What's wrong with your map (probably) is that your rythm choice may be off so therefore you should try to follow not the most obvious rythm, to prevent this from happening. And also do know that 1/12 and 1/16 are very rare to see so just stick to 1/6 and 1/4-1/8 since (1/12 and 1/16) are just multipliers.


I guess this is the map you are talking about beatmapsets/1809263#osu/3710890?