Deramok wrote:
- 00:03:527 (1,1,1,1) - not sure if you care but the spacing between these is different as visible if you just mark them fixed
- 00:42:098 (1) - you know what i think of unnecessary stakkato sliders fixed
- 00:52:384 (1,2,3,4) - it's weird how you switch from the violin melody which skips a lot fo the piano into a two meassure segment of piano mapping jsut to return to the violin again after it. appears out of place to me. i'd just use 1/2 sliders and maybe singles probably since as you already assessed yourself 1/4 ones are a bad idea gonna fix that since so many ppl complain about it <.<
- 01:06:527 (3,4,5,6) - also here it's the mixture of skipping the piano between 3 and 4 which while they're part of teh same sequence of notes that ends up being jarring. so i'd advice to either using another slider on 3 or removing the one on 6. furthermore disturbing is how 3 is on a held vocal while 6 is on a short one. if the slider was on 3 but not on 6 i probably wouldn't even complain because the stopping vocal can sort of justify a missing slider (like in 01:16:812 (4,5,6,7) - ) fixed
- 01:22:812 (5) - might be nice to remove the whistle from this as it is the weakest in the series of anti-escalating notes
- 01:47:027 (3) - 01:47:669 (1) - there's a kick here too which you use the drum samples on usually (sae rhythm as 01:52:169 (3,5,6) - ) fixed
- 01:58:812 (4) - would make this an upward pointing 1/2 slider since the vocal is held and it works as a lead in for the following note sequence. don't really see the reason to break motion anyway fixed
- 02:00:527 (1,2,3,4,5,6) - that curve isn't very clean just because of the stacked 2 which isn't in line with the rest of the curve. just unstack it, it doesn't gain anything from being stacked since the rest deviates from that anyway. alternatively you could change the angle of the other ones too but that's probably the worse idea. would probably also mean slightly unstacking 02:01:812 (1) - for consistency but that doesn't seem an issue to me, especially since 02:03:098 (1) - isn't stacked anywhere either. on that note something else is irritating too btw, it shares the same direction as the previous notes leading into it while hte other three downbeats all have a direction change into rather than from them fixed but dont know what you mean with the direction change.
looks fine to me- 02:03:955 (4) - i'd like to see this one being different from 02:03:527 (3) - as it shares two in focus notes rather than just one. low spacing notes would do the trick fixed
- 02:07:169 (2,3,2) - a bit questionable since you established movement only occuring on distinct vocals with 02:07:169 (2,3,2) - . would mean to use low spacing on those as well. maybe the first two can move with the intensity of the held vocal but it would really be captured just as well with a low spacing segment that's longer than the others fixed
- 02:16:598 (6,7) - always bothered me how you only map this triple while there's an eleven note burst in the song. but i guess it's not inherently wrong. however what seems more like something that's just on my personal level is that you didn't put a note between 02:16:812 (8,1) - which is in a very similar position of the drum roll and would help 1 standing out more as currently 8 steals attention from it. the sv change alleviates it a bit and it's probably still ok i wanted to have mentioned it. fixed
- 02:28:812 (1) - sounds like the syllable on the tail would be more deserving of focus than the one on the head. simply swapping 1 and 2 on the timeline presents a pretty fitting fix already imo fixed
- 03:11:669 (3,4) - the distance between these is underwhelminc conciering it's a split between two sets of three. the latter three a bit like http://puu.sh/xhyqh/b9e84db101.jpg would help the situation a lot already fixed
- 03:26:241 (3) - 03:30:955 (5,6) - 03:31:812 (1) - 03:40:384 (4) - 03:42:098 (1) - i think these could profit from being extended sliders due to not being intersected by other notes and setting them apart from ones that do. but then you haven't really used extended ones since 01:18:526 (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,1,2,3) - so i don't know if you want anything of the likes good idea. Ill think later about it
- 04:01:384 (3) - just sort of feels like one direction change too much at this point, breaks the fluidity the map has going for it. ctrl g on 3 and 4 works pretty well to prevent that as wel as to put some more spacing on 5 which goes along with the concept of 03:59:241 (6) - I dont think so tbh
- 04:19:384 (1,2,3,4,5,6) - nice pattern but it's a odd to have an equal distance between 4 and 5 with the established concepts and especially with the snare on it. not too pressing a matter since it can kind of be argued with the xylophony thing being constant did something
- 05:05:241 (5) - following the example of 04:43:812 (1,2,3,4,5,6) - that slider should also be singles. works better for emphasis anyway fixed
- 05:08:241 (1,2,3,4,5,6) - this rhythm is one of 4-2 rather than 3-3 (heavier to lighter vocals), so that large space that splits it atm is pretty jarring. falls in line with the snare as well fixed
- 05:11:241 (4,5,6,7) - don't like the spacing on those at all. not sure what you're even trying to go for with it but all it does is taking away emphasis of the vocals with 5 being low spacing and 1 lacking contrast. the drums are a low grumbling rather than intense hits, perfect for contrast patterns like something of that nature http://puu.sh/xhzNy/e3ce01815e.jpg fixed
- 01:39:955 (3) - 02:14:669 (1,2) - 02:17:669 (2) - 04:02:669 (1) - 04:03:741 (4) - 04:04:812 (4) - 04:05:241 (1) - 04:18:098 (1) - 04:27:741 (4) - 04:30:741 (3) - 04:51:098 (6) - (possibly 05:11:241 (4,5,6,7) - 05:21:098 (1,2,3) - )drum sample fixed
- 05:02:669 (3) - normal sample fixed
- 04:54:098 (1) - and possibly 05:37:812 (1) - whistle fixed
thx for mod <3