Pump up UR NRG (Ghost_Medley) [6/10]
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- 0:14.640 This note and many similar ones seem to actually be a 64th later.

- 0:17.639 awkward repeated 42 pattern here not reflected in the music.

- 0:35.388, 0:35.683 missed note for the synth here and on repeats.

- 0:47.970 there are a lot of little notes like this in this section that just dont appear in the melody. Its the main focus of the song rn and there aren't any strong sounds here. Pretty much 90% of the notes in this section follow the melody so the ones that dont are pretty obvious and jarring.

- 1:04.053 I really think you should've gone with [12] on the entire trill here. Its a a better reflection of the song, and honestly you just dont see many trills like this in charts.

- 1:28.384 I get what you're going for here but i'm not sure i'm a big fan of it.

- 1:44.716, 1:45.383, 1:46.049 whats with the sudden lack of jumps here? It just seems so random and inconsistent with the entire rest of the section.

So my main problem with this chart is that its just too complicated and messy. It feels like you want to follow everything in the song, but cant quite figure out how to do it. The lack of chords i think is a big contributor to this confusing chart. at 0:13.556 you start following the percussion as well as the keyboard part. Its fine on its own, but you have some notes like 0:14.056 that are forced because of the piano and conflict with the syncopation of the percussion. and then at 0:15.556 we get random notes that dont appear in the percussion or the piano, which doesn't even consistently get followed (0:16.890). Contrast this with 0:34.722 The percussion here is much more complicated but is ignored, and instead you basically just focus on the melody. these two conflicting ideas exist in the same chart. even the part at 0:34.722 has issues with seemingly only following select percussion notes with the melody. I honestly think you would be better off with simpler charting structure if you want to use so few chords like this. If you wanted to really reflect the complex nature of the song, i feel you would be better off with more chords. Its that weird in betweeenness that i feel really drags the chart down.