Some stuff on Jump Up, Super Star!
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- 23.160: purple is technically the right color, but why are you pushing it back so much here?
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The band decided to follow vocal lead following back into the verse, which caused it to be a yellow note in nature. To maintain sectional structure, rather than give focus back to vocals, colorized it back to purple. Later in the song, TLT's remixing takes lead instead of the traditional band, and correctly lands the 12th.
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- for the chorus(es): if the aim is to accent the vocals, I think the jumps should be removed aside from the initial crash that starts the section, because your deliverance in avoiding consecutive 16ths places precedence on the jumps and avoids certain key notes in the vocal line (46.983, 49.336, etc)
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There's a level of reduction happening here because vocals are in close proximity to a lot of different instruments starting on the 4th. (drum track, vocal lead start, vocal backing end, etc.) Also, verse already puts a high level of focus on vocals to singles already, so I wanted to distinguish chorus from verse a bit more without bumping difficulty.
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- 1:12.424: consecutive 16ths are a thing?
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un-even 3/4 & 4/4 swaps are a thing. They only use 3/4 progression when they try to introduce the crash early for jazz effect, or doing a transition into another major section (includes white note colorization into chorus). Outside of that, they use 4/4 progression.
Sent in some fixes, plus there was a missed note in the 2nd half, which has been fixed as well.