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**rushyrulz** · 05-9-2014, 10:42 AM

I'll have to disagree on this one. Though the patterns are a bit tricky, there is a strict rhythmic pattern that the mini 16th sections follow, and with a bit of repetition, it's very easy to pick up on. This file cannot be compared to Makiba as they are two completely different styles [Makiba is dense-ish jumpstream which requires stamina and consistency]. The 32nd bursts are negligible since they flow pretty well with the stuff around them.

When you compare it to other 65s such as Southern Cross, CORETOON, Camel, Feldschlacht, Bus Rides With People, and Guitar Sound, Macau Underground just doesn't seem to measure up. All of the above listed have tricky sections that can prove to be "fuck uppy" if you're not well practiced. On the other hand, I can see how Macau would be easily sightread AAAd by an experienced player whereas the others would be much less likely.

05-9-2014, 10:42 AM	#3
rushyrulz Digital Dancing! Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 80 billion club, NE Age: 33 Posts: 12,985	Re: Macau Underground [63 or 65] I'll have to disagree on this one. Though the patterns are a bit tricky, there is a strict rhythmic pattern that the mini 16th sections follow, and with a bit of repetition, it's very easy to pick up on. This file cannot be compared to Makiba as they are two completely different styles [Makiba is dense-ish jumpstream which requires stamina and consistency]. The 32nd bursts are negligible since they flow pretty well with the stuff around them. When you compare it to other 65s such as Southern Cross, CORETOON, Camel, Feldschlacht, Bus Rides With People, and Guitar Sound, Macau Underground just doesn't seem to measure up. All of the above listed have tricky sections that can prove to be "fuck uppy" if you're not well practiced. On the other hand, I can see how Macau would be easily sightread AAAd by an experienced player whereas the others would be much less likely. __________________