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Koonut-Kaliffee :: FFR Batch Submission
Psychotik -
Koonut-Kaliffee -
Venetian Snares [7.25 / 10]
June/July 2022
PublicTokenPurchasedSecretEvents
Rejected
https://www.flashflashrevolution.com/vbz/showpost.php?p=4273002&postcount=3
https://www.flashflashrevolution.com/vbz/showpost.php?p=4273002&postcount=3
VS blanket perms
Okay, let me go over the logic of the tambourine jingle.
https://imgur.com/a/W3Fpr20
The tambourine jingles are stepped as 96th swing. It falls on the wavelength matching the yellow waves. If I matched the red high-pass wave, it would be stepped as 24th swing, which just feels and sounds late, not to mention it plays like ass. So when you see 96th swing, it's the jingle. The exception is when there's a percussion/drum hit at around the same time, where those are stepped as straight up 16ths. That's why there are section where 16ths and 96ths notes are mixed in together.
It's a wild egg-colored chart.
VS blanket perms
Okay, let me go over the logic of the tambourine jingle.
https://imgur.com/a/W3Fpr20
The tambourine jingles are stepped as 96th swing. It falls on the wavelength matching the yellow waves. If I matched the red high-pass wave, it would be stepped as 24th swing, which just feels and sounds late, not to mention it plays like ass. So when you see 96th swing, it's the jingle. The exception is when there's a percussion/drum hit at around the same time, where those are stepped as straight up 16ths. That's why there are section where 16ths and 96ths notes are mixed in together.
It's a wild egg-colored chart.
Simfile Folder Name
Koonut-Kaliffee (Psychotik)Note Count
1377Chart Length
2:19Average NPS
10.3249Estimated Difficulty
76.15
First Note
0:05Ending Note Delay
0:01Hand Bias
x 31
Framers
0 - 0 1 - 0 2 - 6 3 - 40 4 - 18Jumps
x 304
Hands
x 32
Quads
x 1
Color Jumps
x 8
Color Hands
x 1
Color Quads
x 1
Most notes in:
1/3 of a Second9 - 27.00 nps 0.5 Seconds
13 - 26.00 nps 1 Second
19 - 19.00 nps 2 Seconds
33 - 16.50 nps 5 Seconds
80 - 16.00 nps 10 Seconds
143 - 14.30 nps 30 Seconds
389 - 12.97 nps 1 Minute
734 - 12.23 nps
Color Count
x 490 (35.58%)
x 407 (29.56%)
x 0 (0%)
x 304 (22.08%)
x 1 (0.07%)
x 51 (3.7%)
x 37 (2.69%)
x 13 (0.94%)
x 74 (5.37%)
Posted at 8:15pm on February 2nd, 2023
Koonut-Kaliffee (Psychotik) [7/10, CQ/FR*]
>Perms, metadata, sync good
8.264 - No jump?
15.883/17.216/17.407/20.645/28.073/29.047 - No jumps for the other kicks/snares? Compare 18.931
17.121/23.216 - Missing note. Compare 15.597
24.931 - Missing note
25.788 - Consider having a different jump pattern to 26.169. One’s a kick, the other’s a snare
26.359-26.550 - While you can’t make all of these into jumps, it’d be nice to have at least one jump here
31.502 - While this is a kick, I suggest turning this into a [23], so that the [12] jumps start on that descending melody noise
33.883 - Missing note
34.359 - Should be jump. Compare 33.788
1:17.693 - Why minijack?
1:18.169/1:24.264/1:24.455 - No jump?
1:20.264 - Could do a different roll pattern to avoid using the same [34]/[12] jump patterns afterwards
1:26.359 - Should move this to [1]. The current 32nd pattern is not like the other roll patterns and also it’s not even part of the jack noise
1:26.740 - See note on 25.788
1:29.978/1:31.312/1:31.502/1:31.597 - Should be jump. Snare
1:30.455 - Why minijack?
1:33.597-1:33.883 - Should be single. It’s the jack noise like before
1:34.931/1:35.121/1:35.312/1:35.502/1:36.455/1:36.645 - Should be jump
1:37.978-1:38.169 - I suggest changing [24][12] to [34][13] to be consistent with the trend of certain jumps occupying certain instruments
1:38.931 - See note on 25.788
1:40.455-1:40.741 - Not the usual jack noise, so I’ll let this one slide
1:41.027/1:41.598/1:41.693/1:46.550-1:46.741/1:47.122/1:47.312/1:47.503/1:51.693-1:51.979 - Should be jump. Snare. Compare 1:43.503-1:43.598
1:43.027/1:43.312/1:43.693/1:49.027 - Should be jump. Kick
1:50.455 - Should be single. Aren’t you only putting jumps on the loud noises like 1:49.217/1:49.598?
1:55.503-1:55.884 - Should step this small section as Cyan like in 2:01.598-2:01.979
1:56.836/1:58.169 - Should be jump. Snare
2:04.075 - Should move this to [1] to be consistent with the trend of the rolls overlapping
2:05.493/2:06.065/2:09.027 - Should be jump. Snare
*2:10.360-2:10.694 - If the tone of the roll (neutral vs. ascending/descending) has an effect to the density of your 32nd rolls (12341234 or 12314234 or 12312312), then the rolls need to reflect that
>>Many inconsistencies here and there. See asterisk
Posted at 8:18pm on February 2nd, 2023
Koonut-Kaliffee (Psychotik) [7.5/10]
> Permission check good.
> Sync looks good (No changes necessary).
> No issues found within simfile properties.
> No issues found within submission folder contents.
- 0:14.169 This Stands out as not being a trill like the rest of the notes despite the sounds not really changing. I dont think it would be too unreasonable to have a trill into the roll, and there is plenty of room for friendly patterning.
- 0:24.835, 0:25.216 Its a small touch, but considering the sounds and previous patterning these two 4ths should really be on the same key.
- 0:26.359 The [12] on the 4ths was cool, but the lack of a similar note here despite the similar sound really stands out.
- 0:39.423 Considering how the sync has been for the entire beginning, Its strange to suddenly see notes synced to the 192nd. Plenty of other 16ths throughout the earlier sections of the file. I think it would probably be better to just chart them all as 16ths since its close enough. But at the minimum i would like to see it consistent through the whole file.
- 1:33.597 These jumps seem inconsistent with the rest of the chart. The notes at 1:28.645 are single notes for example despite being similar sounds.
- 2:03.503 These orange notes really blend in with the surrendering notes. Given previous color theory in the chart, i dont think it would be totally out of the question to color the rolls green for a little more visual clarity. (it will also highlight the color theory a bit more) Also this burn isn't orange 1:15.312
I'll be honest this song is EXTREMELY repetitive. Its the same one and a half second loop on repeat for 2 minutes. Theres some variation but even still it can start to feel repetitive and drag quite fast. The chart itself is fine enough but this song is a good example of how ever a shorter file can start to drag.
Posted at 4:13pm on May 6th, 2023
Quick check-in to see where things are with this file, as it has been past the month grace period for fixes, and has not received any note acknowledgement, or fixes.
Posted at 9:42pm on August 25th, 2023
Moving to Rejected for the sake of organization. If fixes are made, please re-submit them and refer to this batch submission. We have some new batches opening up soon.