Skeuddy wrote:

Hey

Oni

1. 04:11:693 - Some note (?)
2. 04:17:943 - ^ (?)
3. 04:21:293 - ^ (?)
4. 04:33:393 and 04:33:493 - ^ (1/6)
5. 04:38:193 & 04:38:293 - ^
6. 04:42:993 & 04:43:093 - ^
7. 04:47:793 & 04:47:893 - ^
8. 04:27:593 (40,41,42,43,44) - Finishers
9. 05:05:993 (53,54) - d
   ~
10. 05:21:410 (5) - k
11. 05:31:460 - Some note
12. 05:40:310 - ^
13. 05:42:110 - ^
    ~
14. 06:05:433 - Some note
15. 06:13:308 (43) - k
16. 06:17:308 (63) - d
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17. 08:45:863 - 1/3 notes:
18. 08:46:036 (32) to 08:46:017
19. 08:46:152 (33) to 08:46:171
20. 08:46:440 (35) to 08:46:479
21. 08:46:613 (36) to 08:46:632
    ~
22. dat streams, but I'll ignore this

Invective wrote:

Hi, M4M from my mod queue.
Sorry for the late post its fine , im even dont have time to online

d = don, red note
k = kat, blue note
D = don finisher, big red note
K = kat finisher, big blue note

mod (big)

General
Widescreen support needs to be disabled in the Design tab of Song Setup. im forget sorry...
I'll split the mod up into each of the different songs that I did, I'd do the rest but that would delay the mod and so I'll just leave it for now.
Plenty of inconsistency between parts of the songs that are repeated, not sure if that's just a stylistic thing I mostly focused on this in the mod.
End of a Century on its own is already the whole 5.24 stars lmao warota

Rain Drops
00:13:143 (5,6) - Ctrl+g? At least having the second note as k fits better imo, like at 00:17:270 (14). ok
00:19:492 (17,18,19) - Ctrl+g? In the previous 2 four-note patterns it was mapped kdkk, the difference in pitch is about the same.
00:22:349 (21,22,23) - Ctrl+g? 20, 21 and 23 are the same notes. Should look like 00:52:508 (74,75,76,77) imo.
00:26:794 (28,29,30,31) - Changed from the beginning, you should probably go for something consistent.
00:32:190 (40,41) - ^
00:34:413 (43,44,45,46) - Changing back to kdkk again. Probably want to pick either this or kkkd for all of these in the first part (i.e. before 00:42:032 when the music changes).
00:37:270 (47,48,49,50) - Given that the pitch starts lower here than in the all the others you could probably just Ctrl+g this whole thing.
00:45:841 (63,64,65,66) - I guess going between kdkd and kkkd is fine but consistency isn't bad either, I at least think it fits much better than kdkk so you could probably probably use kkkd in the first section.
00:57:270 (82,83,84,85) - dkkd now ._.
01:02:667 (94,95) - Change 95 to k, and maybe 94 too (depends on how you choose to do the earlier ones I guess).
01:08:381 (103,104) - Change to k?
01:39:175 (138) - Change to d?
fix all
I Will Always Wait For You
01:50:387 - Maybe add a note here? ok
02:03:126 (20,21) - Same sound as 01:56:140 (9), and you appear to have used k on higher pitches in the first part so why use k on a low sound here? fixed
02:06:414 (24,25,26) - Mapped as kkk earlier, maybe try dkk or just go with kkk? ddk ?
02:08:263 (28,29) - Mapped as d d earlier, which fits with the notes right after. ok
02:18:332 (48,49,50,51,52) - Just going off the piano pitch theme, use d d k d k?
02:31:071 (76) - Change to d? Same as 02:24:496 (62)
02:32:304 (79,80,81) - kkd instead? It's not too bad how it is right now though. ok thanks

Kimi to Boku
Snapping of notes prior to 02:49:123 looks really weird you should probably check it yes ... i dont know how to fix it
02:52:323 (33) - Change to k to match the cymbal sound? I think that k rhythm is better.
02:55:523 (44) - ^
02:56:123 (45,46) - Ctrl+g for above reasons.
02:57:923 (52) - Change to k?
03:01:923 (66) - Change to K?
03:03:523 (69) - Change to k?
03:04:723 - Add a d to have the rhythm of flute? Looks like you mostly had that.
03:04:923 - ^
03:13:123 (94) - Change to k? fix everything

Sakura ga Furu Machi
03:35:271 - Not sure why the d here is missing when its with the previous pattern.
03:54:471 - ^
03:55:671 (105,106) - Ctrl+g? That way you maintain the k k d d d k k d on the 1/2 ticks like before and get the k on the drum beat on the 1/4 blue tick.fixed

Kaze no Yukue
04:13:043 (9) - Change to d? Same as 04:12:593 (7)
04:15:593 (14) - Change to k? Same as 04:10:793 (2)
04:20:393 (25) - ^, or maybe change 04:10:793 (2) to d?
04:54:893 (26,27,28) - Ctrl+g or ddk? So the k and 04:53:843 (22) match up. Also the same as 04:59:693 (36,37,38) which is dkk. fix everything

End of a Century
09:40:745 - Add a k? The sound is here is definitely missing a note.
09:43:745 (15) - Change to k? Same sound as 09:40:245 (10). fix and above too
09:52:745 (29) - This note along with 09:54:495 (31) sound weird as d because (and here I'm assuming you're mapping to the flute) every other corresponding note: 09:48:745 (22) and 09:50:495 (24) and 09:56:745 (35) etc. are k's. Maybe use ddddk or kkkkk over kkkkd with 09:52:745 (29), and d k over d d with 09:54:495 (31). ok changed
09:59:245 (38,39,40,41) - Try and change this or the first one at 09:43:245 (14,15,16,17) so they're consistent.
10:06:859 - Maybe add a slider or spinner? Not really necessary though.

For the streams, they were really inconsistent and it was hard to follow what was actually being mapped to. Often the first stream of a section would have some weird uses of k, the following ones would transition to mainly having the k's on the drum beats (white ticks). Going through every single note choice of these would probably end up with more inconsistencies so I'll point out some things which I think are applicable to the whole section.

10:10:333 - k's here and in the first half of the stream at 10:15:386 don't appear to really follow any structure, it's definitely not the drums and if its meant to be the guitars it doesn't really match it well imo. First note at 10:10:333 (14) should be a d for consistency with all the dddk patterns. Likewise, the last note at 10:13:175 (41) should be a k.
10:20:440 - imo there should be some consistency between the 2 streams here and the first two streams from before, perhaps through establishing a k rhythm on the white ticks and using a kdkk rhythm like from 10:22:019 to provide variation.
10:28:652 (162,163,164,165,166,167,168) - dkkkddk? I think the k at the end goes with the drum beat, as well as matching what you mapped at 11:24:241. Same as the pattern at 10:29:599.
10:32:968 (193) - Change to k?
10:33:390 - Stream from here is confusing, 10:33:811 (199) doesn't appear to have any reason to be k unless the preceding white tick is k too.
10:40:970 (265,266,267,268) - You could utilise a few more kdkk rhythms in this stream so it isn't as repetitive to play
10:43:497 - Same as above, you could use extra k's here to reduce the monotony of just playing kddkdd over and over.
10:48:550 - This stream is less monotonous than the previous ones, maybe change 10:48:761 (335) to k to match 10:51:288 (359) and 10:51:919 (365), and ctrl+g 10:49:287 (340,341) for the kdkk rhythm? Basically make it a little more like 11:49:204 stream.
11:03:711 - Stream here is quite long, compared to the previous 2 was there was a break (very short one). Don't see why this stream starts off COMPLETELY differently to the first one since its the same in the music. well thats the point , to make it difrent than other stream and its fit in music
11:13:818 - These k's mapped to the white ticks made it much more fitting, perhaps change some of the d's to k's in parts like 11:17:608 and 11:20:135 and other such sections, where the drums are more prominent in the music? follow drum and guitar
11:26:768 - Don't really see a reason for this and the following pattern to be different. to make it variety ?uh varietis , ?? im bad at english
11:29:294 - ^
11:34:032 (1) - WRONGLY SNAPPED NOTE, its on a 1/12 tick but should go on the white tick at 11:34:047. fix
11:36:257 (22) - This note would be much better as a k imo. ow... i had bad ears..
11:39:099 - Like some of the above example, having a kdkd or dkdk in a bar just makes it sound weird and offbeat, so you probably want to change the notes on the white ticks.
11:44:152 - Add some k's to reduce monotony.
11:55:836 - Offbeat k's in this stream.
fixed almost evrything on stream .. thanks
These might not be all the examples but they're some of the things that popped into my mind and you could probably look at all of the streams in a similar manner.

Hope it helps