AUDIO AVENUE 8/10

22.496: Slightly awkward that this jump is the same 4th as the next, even when the two notes are distinctly different
25.473, etc: why are some of these 8th minijacks on the same column as prior 4th even when the repeating bass is different?
36.395 i find it a bit weird that the percussion is just totally ignored in this section when it is blasting the loudest. This also leads to a significant difficulty dip in a loud music section (especially compared to the previous part). At minimum 37.153, etc. with crashes should have the jumps filled in.
(ofc you don't have to fill in the jumps when there's a 192nd to the blip. There'll be a good contrast, too, between the stable 4th jumps and the graced ones)
73.107 excellent pattern inversion
102.649 this section exacerbates my misgivings about 36.395 earlier. this is significantly harder than that section, yet the music is winding down here and the chart should be too. Yet you commit to charting the full jumps on a voice sample here, which is far less "noisy" than the big crashes earlier.

Solid PR and execution generally. Main issue from my side is that 36.395 feels pretty underwhelming layering-wise compared to what happens later on. Last 1/3 ends up as a difficulty spike when it's so easy for it not to be (imo the runningman patterns you have in the last bit are already harder patterns by definition than every other prior section except the minijacks one). That section is hella fun though. Overall lots of effort to vary up patterns and layering according to the feel of the music and file thrived because of that.