I want to get into charting, like really really badly.
But the thing is, I only know the bare bone basics, set BPM, add notes.
I want to widen my skills in charting, learn patterns, or tips and tricks for making my beatmaps be more fun to play and more logical for the song i'm charting
-Some patterns, along with some basic ideas of "heavier instrumentals = more notes" for emphasizing the instruments
-Double, Triple, and Quad notes can be used to really sell a "dramatic" part of a song, or a heavy drum hit
-SliderVelocity (Although i'm not too good at it)
-I've studied a good few existing beatmaps of various difficulties to learn what I know so far, but I am still somewhat uneducated on some things
-Tips for making fun and enjoyable charts for any difficulty, easy, hard and everything in between
-Patterns, and what they can be used for in songs, or what they represent in terms of instruments
-How to avoid overcharting or undercharting
-Planning the difficulty of a song before it's done being charted, which somewhat ties into the overcharting / undercharting thing.
-Possible advanced charting advice or techniques
I've tried finding osu!mania exclusive guides for charting on YouTube, but I couldn't find any, if anyone has their own guides, tips, tricks, or has found guides on YouTube or even the forum, please share them with me, thank you!
But the thing is, I only know the bare bone basics, set BPM, add notes.
I want to widen my skills in charting, learn patterns, or tips and tricks for making my beatmaps be more fun to play and more logical for the song i'm charting
What I know so far:
-Setting BPM, artist, difficulties, and other song information-Some patterns, along with some basic ideas of "heavier instrumentals = more notes" for emphasizing the instruments
-Double, Triple, and Quad notes can be used to really sell a "dramatic" part of a song, or a heavy drum hit
-SliderVelocity (Although i'm not too good at it)
-I've studied a good few existing beatmaps of various difficulties to learn what I know so far, but I am still somewhat uneducated on some things
What I want to learn:
-How to make it to where the BPM isn't "specified" until the song actually starts playing, for songs that start silent or without drums.-Tips for making fun and enjoyable charts for any difficulty, easy, hard and everything in between
-Patterns, and what they can be used for in songs, or what they represent in terms of instruments
-How to avoid overcharting or undercharting
-Planning the difficulty of a song before it's done being charted, which somewhat ties into the overcharting / undercharting thing.
-Possible advanced charting advice or techniques
I've tried finding osu!mania exclusive guides for charting on YouTube, but I couldn't find any, if anyone has their own guides, tips, tricks, or has found guides on YouTube or even the forum, please share them with me, thank you!