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I know the feeling, lol. I get that with a lot of songs I've made levels of.

Have you played the base game yet? Burn beats have a tutorial in 5-2N. The red beats are a community gimmick - 8beat. Instead of hitting on the 7th beat, you hit on the 8th (the visual beat starts on the second beat, moves back to the first, and then goes for seven more beats, making eight total).

​@@crimsonDestroyerI couldn't play 5-2N because my pc lags on world 5 and i can't beat 5-2. 8 beat makes sense now but it's so sudden that I can't keep up 😢

That's fair, lol. My levels tend to be very vfx-heavy.

Yep! Set Room Perspective. You can do some crazy things with it.

13 mistakes rn

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Hope you have fun with it! It's a great game.

I've got a lot of Rhythm Doctor customs of AJR songs! This is just my newest one. If you're interested, you should stick around and check out some of the others I've made. I hope you like them!

Thank you! Always nice seeing a new level creator on the scene, and it's nice knowing what I've made has inspired people. Good luck making levels in the future! I assume you mean the subdivision calls? You can technically play the voicelines with the "Say Ready, Get, Set, Go!" event in the sounds tab, but the better way to do it is using "Set Counting Sound". Using that event on a oneshot row will automatically play the "one!"/"two!"/etc. voicelines for squareshots and subdivisions with the correct timing whenever you use one on that row. That's also the only way to show the light beams.

Thank you! I do like the charting of this level a lot - introducing concepts one by one for a nice, even difficulty curve. I do have another level I'm currently working on (one that should hopefully be done pretty soon!), but regarding Burn The House Down, I do actually have an old WIP of it from a while back that I never finished! I might return to it one day, but no promises. It's definitely a pretty good song!

@@crimsonDestroyer i was thinking, if burn the house down is about going against big corporations it could include richard hugh the politician guy

​@@HarpSeelI've already got a concept for Burn The House Down! Like I said, I've already got a WIP, and I've been bouncing the level idea around for a while. That's all I'll say about it for now, but I will leave you with a little hint: 😺🎤 😉

Me too this is SICK!

I mean, not every level concept has to be windowdance. Most good Rhythm Doctor levels should be mostly audio-cue focused anyway! A big part of the game is being able to read things by ear. For this particular level, I had a very clear idea of what I wanted to do with the visuals, mostly revolving around heavy row/character movement. That's just not an idea I think would've translated well into a windowdance level. Working with windowdance can be a lot of fun, but variety is also important! In general, though, I do try to make my levels mostly audio-focused in general, so thank you! As for 2:13, the reason there isn't a new "Get Set" cue is because the oneshot pattern hasn't changed. It's just continuing the exact same pattern that was running through the chorus immediately before. There's no "Stop" cue, so you never stop hitting the pattern. In fact, there aren't any "Stop" cues throughout the entire level! After the opening of the song, and the first "Get Set Go!", the oneshot keeps running all the way to the end of the level without stopping at all - it skips a beat when Lucky gets injured, and it changes patterns once near the end before changing back for the final bridge and chorus, but it never stops completely. This, I think, is very thematically appropriate given the song - an object in motion stays in motion.

Thank you very much!

1:29 to 1:34 if you want a better sound of it

That's Parrot's own counting sound! It's existed in the editor for a while as an alternative to the normal Cockatiel sound for -X-X-X patterns, alongside a version for Oriole and a generic "whistle" counting sound that's used once in Rollerdisco Rumble. In my customs, I usually use Cockatiel, Parrot, and Oriole's counting sounds for themselves, Whistle for Owl and any non-bird characters, and otherwise assign one of the three bird cues to any birds who don't have an officially assigned one based on whatever I think makes sense.

​@@crimsonDestroyer I think that the Miner also uses the whistle when he has a -x-x-x- that isn't a hold.

@@ArcheoLumiere Yep - that's what I was referring to! Rollerdisco Rumble, aka 4-1N, is the only level where that happens in the game so far.

What can I say? I like 3D effects! They're cool, lol.

@@crimsonDestroyer can’t blame ya lmao

Thank you very much! Rhythm Heaven is very cool - I remember hearing at some point that it directly inspired the gameplay of Rhythm Doctor, specifically Sneaky Spirits. If you're a fan of Rhythm Heaven, you'd probably enjoy Rhythm Doctor, too. You should check it out some more some time! It's a very fun game.

Thank you! Whether my videos get a lot of views or not, it's always nice hearing from the people who have watched and enjoyed them.

Because his heart is just that strong. /j In the context of the actual level, it's mostly a symbolic thing. I don't really know how to explain it short of explaining the thematic meaning of the whole level, which is a bit much for a random UA-cam comment - although I have considered making developers' commentaries of my levels before. There's a lot of minor details and funny bits of development trivia I could put in them. Maybe one day I actually will.