Niko-nyan wrote:

Hello, i am passing by to check the snapping

00:00:735 - It's too early to be placed here, it should be on 1/6 snap
00:01:013 - ; 00:01:291 - ; 00:01:569 ; for example, and many more on this map ......

this might be a worse one but please try with all of the snap divisor on the editor, which one is the best snap to go.

maziari1105 wrote:

Taiko is a rhythm game, not a sequencer imo.

Surono wrote:

I belive all synth or something like instrument are 1/16 but yeah vocal is late or idk... niko just pointout 1 to me but really if theres many 1/6, niko could point out them and can be discussed more. but really its about consistency snapping in this map..

Arrival wrote:

this still doesn't make sense XD

cdhsausageboy wrote:

...i just don't really get how can you differentiate 3/16 and 1/6 with just our ears when they're just a few milliseconds apart
btw you kinda forgot to fix the bpm in oni

Skylish wrote:

not that 'Alien' in 1979

Surono wrote:

guys please stop about 1/6 haha

Skylish wrote:

not that 'Alien' in 1979

gavnono wrote:

Pls rank this map.I need pp

Surono wrote:

ok, when rerank it stylish.
let me know dem

Skylish wrote:

I am still waiting for Nardo ;w;

Nardoxyribonucleic wrote:

Skylish wrote:

I am still waiting for Nardo ;w;

I was about to check your map... Sorry I was too busy to come earlier.

First of all, why are you using 1.6x as base slider velocity in all difficulties? 1.4x would be more appropriate to optimize the distance between notes. In addition, I would like to know your justification regarding the 1.3/1.4/1.4 SV increment for Muzukashii/Oni/Inner Oni respectively that results in elevated effective slider velocity throughout the map.

> base SV=1.6 in relatively low BPM song (BPM<120).

> The increments of SV in the higher difficulties show the differences of intensity. In Muzukashii, very few 3/16s are used. The usage of it gradually increased along with Oni and Inner Oni. SV 1.4x (with base SV 1.6x)can provide the most comfy spacing of 3/16 notes imo.

Concerning the query of snapping, I would say using 1/6 snaps are more accurate to accompany vocal spots like 00:00:747 - 00:01:025 - 00:01:303 - and many other similar ones. But as what Gezo mentioned, if you prefer following the instrument that appears before those vocals, 3/16 snaps would work. So it is up to you in this matter.

> As said many times in this thread or in #taiko, timings of vocal and instruments are actually on 3/16. It is audible clearly.

Skylish wrote:

> base SV=1.6 in relatively low BPM song (BPM<120). We do not have such a rule or agreement in RC about the use of 1.6x base SV but a recommendation of standardized 1.4x for optimal spacing and quantity in play field according to song BPM.

> The increments of SV in the higher difficulties show the differences of intensity. In Muzukashii, very few 3/16s are used. The usage of it gradually increased along with Oni and Inner Oni. SV 1.4x (with base SV 1.6x)can provide the most comfy spacing of 3/16 notes imo. As mentioned above, it is unnecessary to use ESV=2.08/2.24 combinations given the BPM of the song itself is slow. Also if you prefer a gradual increase, how would you explain the SV gap between Futsuu and Muzukashii?

> As said many times in this thread or in #taiko, timings of vocal and instruments are actually on 3/16. It is audible clearly. I would like to clarify that vocals are in fact late if you choose 3/16 snaps with 25% playback rate.

Nardoxyribonucleic wrote:

Skylish wrote:

> base SV=1.6 in relatively low BPM song (BPM<120). We do not have such a rule or agreement in RC about the use of 1.6x base SV but a recommendation of standardized 1.4x for optimal spacing and quantity in play field according to song BPM.

< AYY 1.6x SV base looks good right here.

> The increments of SV in the higher difficulties show the differences of intensity. In Muzukashii, very few 3/16s are used. The usage of it gradually increased along with Oni and Inner Oni. SV 1.4x (with base SV 1.6x)can provide the most comfy spacing of 3/16 notes imo. As mentioned above, it is unnecessary to use ESV=2.08/2.24 combinations given the BPM of the song itself is slow. Also if you prefer a gradual increase, how would you explain the SV gap between Futsuu and Muzukashii?

< Kantan/ Futsuu = no 3/16
< Muzukashii = a few 3/16
< Oni = frequent 3/16
< Inner Oni= a lot of 3/16

Those spacing and scrolling speed in Oni and Inner Oni should be fast enough for the sake of readability.

> As said many times in this thread or in #taiko, timings of vocal and instruments are actually on 3/16. It is audible clearly. I would like to clarify that vocals are in fact late if you choose 3/16 snaps with 25% playback rate.

toara_fict wrote:

re qf gratz :3


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