This is great content! Love the analysis and tips of the charts, I don't always agree with your more subjective points about how to play specific patterns, but it's clear you understand the game engine very well and have a good ability to break down the rhythms of particular patterns. Particularly when I was charting the section at 2:02, I also found it useful to first break down the rhythm into tresillos and fillers, then work on using a repeating notable pattern (the zig-arcs) to notate the tresillos and then adding other stuff in between. The rhythm there is very chaotic, so my goal was to point out to players that there is in fact an underlying structure to it, and I'm glad you were able to see that and point it out as well!
Hey Toaster, thanks for stopping by the channel and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Really appreciate the work you put into the charts, it really shows especially in the part you mentioned and makes my analyses of the charts even more fun to do! Looking forward to seeing even more of your work in the future :)
Hi Toaster, Thank you for your comment. Actually, this song is pretty great to practice multi finger ability. For example, at 1:25, groups of three notes would come in sky-floor-floor and sky-floor-sky patterns. Herein, the left index and thumb would control the left two lanes, while the right ones control the right. Coordinate the index finger and thumbs to accurately tap the groups of three.
0:39 I think this section is basically, for one staff (i think, idk),there are 2 notes, then triplets, quadruplets, quintuplets, 6-tuplets, 7-tuplets, so on untill 12-tuplets lol Also, i think it was rated as 10 for the same reasons that Chronostasis is rated as a 8. It feels like a difficulty higher when you play it the first time. However, the more you play, the more it feels like a regular 10. Also, I like how you marked 0:50 a 10+, when, even for the first timer, you can recover a bit. (and the crosshanding feels natural anyways)
highlighting 1:02 because there's actually an alternate strat i use there that might help anyone who struggles with the crosshand trills- when you hit the note on the far right, you can slide your right hand onto the hold note in order to free up your left hand to hit the first sky note. i find this way easier than doing it crosshand and want to highlight it because it's not a super obvious strat. obviously the same thing works with the part immediately after as well also middle fingering the notes after the 32nd burst is a funny way to do it if you dont care abt accuracy
I really disagree on this deserving a 10+. It might be hard to PM, I can't really comment on that but for me atleast (11.8 PTT) it felt much easier than most 10+s. It is very weird and has a steep learning curve, but once you get it this becomes one of the most enjoyable charts in the game and is probably a 10.5 in my eyes. This was also my first ever 10.6 EX so maybe I'm a bit biased, but compared to seclusion or corps-sans this seems rather easy.
Five notes over four beats Continue previous description Tresillo Retain tresillo rhythm Four notes over two beats Five notes over two beats Six notes over two beats Six notes over two beats Eight notes over two beats Ten notes over two beats *Home free*
what do you mean marked to be just as difficult as scarlet lance? this is 10.6 and scarlet lance is 10.1 anyway I don't think this should be a 10+, for me its around the same difficulty as stuff like free myself and redolent shape.
null apo and scarlet lance are both labeled as 10s despite one being significantly more complex than the other, and null apo itself becomes more complex than a handful of 10+s
@@ChepFrosty Oh I see, yeah the difference in difficulty between the 2 is rather... large. Stuff like that is all over the game, a lot of underrated/overrated charts.
lowiro really is redefining what it means to be a "10.6"
My finger broken here and got a DL when I could BC a damn 10.9
Thought it was an 11 for 3 sec lol
This is great content! Love the analysis and tips of the charts, I don't always agree with your more subjective points about how to play specific patterns, but it's clear you understand the game engine very well and have a good ability to break down the rhythms of particular patterns. Particularly when I was charting the section at 2:02, I also found it useful to first break down the rhythm into tresillos and fillers, then work on using a repeating notable pattern (the zig-arcs) to notate the tresillos and then adding other stuff in between. The rhythm there is very chaotic, so my goal was to point out to players that there is in fact an underlying structure to it, and I'm glad you were able to see that and point it out as well!
Hey Toaster, thanks for stopping by the channel and I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Really appreciate the work you put into the charts, it really shows especially in the part you mentioned and makes my analyses of the charts even more fun to do! Looking forward to seeing even more of your work in the future :)
Hi Toaster,
Thank you for your comment. Actually, this song is pretty great to practice multi finger ability.
For example, at 1:25, groups of three notes would come in sky-floor-floor and sky-floor-sky patterns. Herein, the left index and thumb would control the left two lanes, while the right ones control the right. Coordinate the index finger and thumbs to accurately tap the groups of three.
1:46 “hit note when reach line” lmaooo why is this so funny to me
maybe bc it’s small idk
0:39
I think this section is basically, for one staff (i think, idk),there are 2 notes, then triplets, quadruplets, quintuplets, 6-tuplets, 7-tuplets, so on untill 12-tuplets lol
Also, i think it was rated as 10 for the same reasons that Chronostasis is rated as a 8. It feels like a difficulty higher when you play it the first time. However, the more you play, the more it feels like a regular 10.
Also, I like how you marked 0:50 a 10+, when, even for the first timer, you can recover a bit. (and the crosshanding feels natural anyways)
harder than back on track
Gd reference in arcaea wth
@@ZXGearEpic yes
real
harder than deadlocked real
@@extrimanil real
10.6 and 10.7 are two whole different worlds and yet 10.6 is harder than 10.7
This chart is goated with the sauce
Looks like the recent difficult charts are having underestimated chart constants :))
I think it’s a solid 10.6. It seems difficult cuz of the weird charting style as they are getting more creative
highlighting 1:02 because there's actually an alternate strat i use there that might help anyone who struggles with the crosshand trills- when you hit the note on the far right, you can slide your right hand onto the hold note in order to free up your left hand to hit the first sky note. i find this way easier than doing it crosshand and want to highlight it because it's not a super obvious strat. obviously the same thing works with the part immediately after as well
also middle fingering the notes after the 32nd burst is a funny way to do it if you dont care abt accuracy
Me, a ptt 10:ah yes some good stuff here
um... i really cant say how much your videos help me. I think you unlocked the game for me. Thank you. OVERSIZED IPAD CREWWWWWWWWWWWW
most of 10+ section is easy if you cheese it, i have more trouble doing the note jump streams
I’ve been waitng for this
have you been camping my channel for this video
Do u also have tips how to PM grievous lady?
eventually when my fingers break yeah sure
Can u do astra walkthrough
I dont even think it's 9+, the final part of it even looks near 10+
it's very misrated yeah I think it's a difficult 10 personally
guess what, it got a buff to 10.7
Isn't it considered a 10.6?
Not to say it isn't comparable to the 10+s named but it's for sure classified as being harder than Scarlet Lance.
can you do vicious heroism next :) im having a lot of trouble with it
great tips videos btw :D
this chart is.... amazing. It's training and forcing me up to potential 11.
I really disagree on this deserving a 10+. It might be hard to PM, I can't really comment on that but for me atleast (11.8 PTT) it felt much easier than most 10+s. It is very weird and has a steep learning curve, but once you get it this becomes one of the most enjoyable charts in the game and is probably a 10.5 in my eyes. This was also my first ever 10.6 EX so maybe I'm a bit biased, but compared to seclusion or corps-sans this seems rather easy.
Five notes over four beats
Continue previous description
Tresillo
Retain tresillo rhythm
Four notes over two beats
Five notes over two beats
Six notes over two beats
Six notes over two beats
Eight notes over two beats
Ten notes over two beats
*Home free*
if i played 10s and played this i’d be mad asl i think
the last 10+ section is confusing
please do tempestissimo next im dying
Mind if you could do a tutorial on attraqtia?
I love this chart, but I can't alternate for the love of me
How can ptt 11.14 (me) get atleast A on this 10.6 chart?
I can get AA on singularity but on this chart..speechless
what's your score on testify or tempest?
@@A.M-d_isconnected D for future testify and A for future temp..
this, a 10???
This should be 10+ or 10.6
what do you mean marked to be just as difficult as scarlet lance? this is 10.6 and scarlet lance is 10.1
anyway I don't think this should be a 10+, for me its around the same difficulty as stuff like free myself and redolent shape.
null apo and scarlet lance are both labeled as 10s despite one being significantly more complex than the other, and null apo itself becomes more complex than a handful of 10+s
@@ChepFrosty Oh I see, yeah the difference in difficulty between the 2 is rather... large. Stuff like that is all over the game, a lot of underrated/overrated charts.
how is this a 10.6 💀💀💀
mini: tehe~
I somehow managed a 9970 on this, making it my third best ptt score
And everyone's saying it's underweighted lmao
Hmmm
>more difficult that Halcyon
Okay m8 I disagree on this
Skill issue on me but I find Halcy way harder than Apophenia
I guess the chart and track clicked on me better though, so there's that