osu!taiko mapping: Taiko Ranking Criteria

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[@cyberlivion8363]

Improvisation is some good in Taiko mapping right? But in the guidelines it says that it should be clear what musical layer is being followed. I don't understand if I can map to whatever sound I hear or if I should stick to one instrument for parts of the song. Impovisation makes it seem like I could make my own rythms that suits one part of the song and basically combine all the different musical layers in the song.

[@wolfetteplays8894]

Think of it like jamming out on a drum kit irl. Basically, you can do whatever as long as it makes sense

[@oldchannel1312]

the map with the piano bg is a banger

[@DefaultGuy1]

facts

[@wolfetteplays8894]

13:03 wtf I know that guy 😮 we played ctb casually a couple times and he helped me pick up Taiko

[@oldchannel1312]

4:39 - 4:42 why do you sound like youre about to go into a full rage of insanity then at 4:44 a relative walks in and you just immediately cool down

[@CharlesHydronium]

8:34 spinner, not slider

[@DefaultGuy1]

frick

[@oldchannel1312]

@@DefaultGuy1 yoi

[@celoluuna7314]

Good video 👍

[@CacoPholey]

Is a pattern of a note on a beat, no note on the next beat, and a note on the beat after considered a 2/1 break or a 1/1 break?

[@DefaultGuy1]

If there's a white line in between them, that would be a 2/1 break. If there isn't a white line, its a 1/1. In this case, this would be a 1/1, since there are notes in first beat, no notes in the seconds and notes in the third.

[@aryanjoshi3342]

Would a slider/spinner count as “continuous mapping” or would it count as a break

[@DefaultGuy1]

It counts as continuous mapping.

[@oldchannel1312]

0:01 was that storyboarded?

[@DefaultGuy1]

It was edited. I just used a mask to hide the parts of the images that weren't in thr background area