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storn42 - Propane Nightmares (Celldweller Remix) - Pendulum [8 / 10]

Nov/Dec 2020

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https://ffr.fandom.com/wiki/Celldweller

Something a bit more outside my comfort zone. and more proof that despite whatever i try, there will always be a guitar, there is no escape.
this might be the first non under utilized perms i've used :)

- The sim folder name isn't as expected: "Propane Nightmares [Celldweller Remix] (Storn42)" vs "Propane Nightmares (Celldweller Remix) (storn42)"

Simfile Folder Name

Propane Nightmares [Celldweller Remix] (Storn42)

Note Count

3055

Chart Length

5:33

Average NPS

9.2426

Estimated Difficulty

70.1

First Note

0:03

Ending Note Delay

0:01

Hand Bias

x -11

Framers

0 - 0 1 - 0 2 - 0 3 - 2 4 - 3

Jumps

								x 697
							

Hands

								x 174
							

Quads

x 5

Color Jumps

								x 24
							

Color Hands

								x 10
							

Color Quads

x 1

Most notes in:

1/3 of a Second
8 - 24.00 nps 0.5 Seconds
12 - 24.00 nps 1 Second
24 - 24.00 nps 2 Seconds
40 - 20.00 nps 5 Seconds
72 - 14.40 nps 10 Seconds
124 - 12.40 nps 30 Seconds
360 - 12.00 nps 1 Minute
657 - 10.95 nps

Color Count

x 1621 (53.06%)

x 1002 (32.8%)

x 23 (0.75%)

x 313 (10.25%)

x 27 (0.88%)

x 9 (0.29%)

x 15 (0.49%)

x 4 (0.13%)

x 41 (1.34%)

Largest Note Gaps

4.13s3.8s0.7s0.7s0.7s0.7s0.7s0.7s

Propane Nightmares (Celldweller Remix)
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- Perms, sync good.
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- 63.521: Since the triplet at 62.745 seems to be entirely for guitar, I believe this should be followed as well.
- 72.745: [23] jump might be a bit more climactic.
- 83.263: 24ths are barely audible, so this pattern is a little much imo.
- 93.952: Really like the patterning on this 16th run.
- 125.676: Feel like this section (from here until the 16ths) would be more impactful if it were PR'd to the guitar.
- 183.607: Would prefer if this were moved to column 2 to make some room for the minijack--it's pretty sudden, and is the first one in the chart at over 3m in. There's also the kick here which is not present in the minijack.
- 185.590: The last two jumps were [12] because they were actually a repeated sound, suggest moving this off [12] because it's not the same sound.
- 200.159: [234] hand might be a bit more climactic.
- 315.676: Missing cyan colourization.

* 203.907-213.952: The colouring in this section is pretty excessive. If you must do a colour gimmick here, I'd suggest just halving or quartering the bpm instead of doing this.
** PR is also very inattentive in this section:
--> 204.987 and the next cyan note are neither the same pitch as the previous two notes nor anything in the trill, so I suggest moving them to column 2.
--> At 205.676, you have a 14-note long pink jack. However, what I'm hearing is 5-note jack -> higher note -> gap -> 2-note jack -> higher note -> gap -> 3-note jack -> next coloured section.
--> 211.021 is higher than the previous note.
--> 213.435 is the same pitch as the previous note, but the trill is higher. Suggest 1 2424.

- This file's great outside of the the 203.907-213.952 section. I strongly recommend a more conservative colour scheme, but it's not a mandatory change. What is mandatory, though, is fixing up the PR in that section--considering it's a single-note jack section, PR errors are about as noticeable as they can possibly be, and there are several significant errors. [8/10 CQ]

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A new chart file was uploaded with the following changes:
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Note Count changed: 3057 => 3055
AVG NPS changed: 9.24869 => 9.24264
Hand Bias changed: -5 => -11

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- 63.521: Since the triplet at 62.745 seems to be entirely for guitar, I believe this should be followed as well.
I dont hear a note here to follow. I'm actually following the cymbal here which doesn't have a note there. additionally i dont think there is actually a guitar note there. I think you are either imagining the sound or hearing the guitar sliding to the next note. The pattern repeats so you would expect it to hear it again in the repeats, but its never there so i dont believe there is actually a note here.

- 72.745: [23] jump might be a bit more climactic.
that is a really good idea!

- 83.263: 24ths are barely audible, so this pattern is a little much imo.
been repatterned to be easier

- 125.676: Feel like this section (from here until the 16ths) would be more impactful if it were PR'd to the guitar.
the section is very specifically not PRed to the guitar, in an attempt to keep the section from getting boting, and to keep the chart varied. we start with 1:13.262, no PR just following the percussion. at 1:24.297 we add PR and layering for the lead guitar. at 1:35.676 the vocals come in and we repeat the previous pattern, but slightly adapted to the section. at 2:08.435 we repeat and to avoid monotony in the chart, the layering is changed to follow the vocals, and like at 1:13.262 we dont have PR since the lead guitar isn't here. but we add it back in again at 2:19.469 when the lead guitar comes back in. Following PR there would be inconsistent with the rest of the chart, and at that point i would probably just cut the section all together.

- 183.607: Would prefer if this were moved to column 2 to make some room for the minijack--it's pretty sudden, and is the first one in the chart at over 3m in. There's also the kick here which is not present in the minijack.
done

- 185.590: The last two jumps were [12] because they were actually a repeated sound, suggest moving this off [12] because it's not the same sound.
good catch

- 200.159: [234] hand might be a bit more climactic.
done
- 315.676: Missing cyan colourization.
nope. the note from the last cyan is still being sustained and this is not a new note.

--> At 205.676, you have a 14-note long pink jack. However, what I'm hearing is 5-note jack -> higher note -> gap -> 2-note jack -> higher note -> gap -> 3-note jack -> next coloured section.
I dont think this is entirely right, but i hear the gaps now. For this part i have put down a 6 note jack, gap, 2 note, gap, 2 note. We also get a new problem. the same pitch is played on every pink note here, but occasionally there are extra chords. I think the higher notes you're hearing are the chords.

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