Kendrick Lamar - Alright #1
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From what I see on Vocals, at 0:57/ measure 27, i'd suggest moving the 3^3^3 stuff to lane 2 instead of 3, to make it easier to play due to the note on 4. I'd say keep the note on 4 or move it higher to 5 to make it more consistent with previous bits. At 1:09/ measure 32, I'd suggest making some of these lifts instead of descending on Vocals. On Lead/Pro Lead, I'd heavily suggest using sustain gaps. It's better to use sustain gaps that are around a 16th, a 24th, or a 32nd. Plus, some pitches arent perfectly lined up on some parts, like at 0:19 where there are two chords that are descending, that were charted as 2-- 4--. I also noticed that a few notes on Lead are missed, like at 1:05/measure 31. I'd highly suggest looking for stems or using UVR to split using AI to help with finding notes you'd otherwise miss. This could potentially also help with charting the brass at 1:44/ measure 49. I would also recommend against using diffs to alt chart songs, and would just suggest to put the Hard chart on Expert when there are no notes being played. Otherwise, I'd say that the bass and drum charts are pretty damn good as is |
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Issues fixed, some more brass notes added, pad hard charts added and fixed vocal pitches, section track fixed, overdrives extended The hard pro lead chart was left like it was (with sustain gaps) so the brass can be optional, don't know if that would be an issue |
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Kendrick Lamar - Alright
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