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• Shooting Star (3.78 stars, 422 notes)
  

Avril wrote:

Hey I would like to mod this, hit me up if you found a 2nd

• Would be cool to add the band members "Steve Harwell Kevin Coleman Greg Camp Paul De Lisle" to the tags IMO
  
  
• Intro of the song kinda lacks of hitwhistle tbh, could add them on:
  
  00:00:941 - 00:04:691 - 00:09:595 - 00:10:749 -
  
  
• Some kiais also lacks of hitwhistle too, could also add them on:
  
  00:49:407 - 00:51:138 - 01:26:333 - 01:28:064 - 01:28:641 - 01:29:795 - 02:02:971 - 02:04:991 - 02:05:568 - 02:56:049 - 02:58:068 - 02:58:645 - 03:05:280 - 03:07:877 -
  
  
• Would be cool to add some volume changes at the end of the song while the song is being faded out
  
  03:11:338 - 75%
  03:12:492 - 60%
  03:13:646 - 40%
  03:14:800 - 20%
  

• 01:04:985 (1) - could probably remove NC this
  
  
• 01:09:601 (1) - ^
  
  
• 01:14:217 (1,2,1,2) - for patterning like this, i would suggest to make the combo into something like (4)-(5)-(6)-(7), these type of NCing isn't reallyfitting with the pattern you have tbh
  
  
• 02:17:684 (4,5,6) - could reduce the spacing here by 1.0x DS, the song sounds pretty calm in this section, so intense cursor movement is pretty meh for the current DS setting you have (considering you also use small spacing for the majority on this specific section)
  
  
• 02:19:271 (1,2,3,4) - could also reduce the spacing here by 1.3x DS
  
  
• 02:29:801 (1) - remove NC on this one, making the symmetrical patterning for 02:29:657 (2,1,2,3) - become something that look like (2)-(3)-(4)-(5) would look neater
  
  
• [!] 02:42:494 (1,2,1) - these patterning are just too sudden for having this kind of spacing, because compared to the rest of the section, which spacing kinda follows the DS, this is the only time you aren't following the DS, which potentially causes some misreading
  
  Could've done it by using DS and increasing the DS by 1.70x, visually it would look like this:
  
  
  
  Using 1.70x is basically to differentiate patterning with 00:35:271 (1,2,3,4,5) - these ones that the vocal sounds different rather than 02:42:207 (1,2,1,2,3) -