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The Judge :: FFR Batch Submission
Tru -
The Judge -
Fraser Edwards [7.25 / 10]
Autumn 2024 Seasonal Batch
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Fixes Required
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1goVL1D37TyZKlYBfER-ZIZlssHdWdq9-gLSdX6A2sII/edit#gid=0
Simfile Folder Name
The Judge (Tru)Note Count
2279Chart Length
3:04Average NPS
12.5981Estimated Difficulty
90.46
First Note
0:03Ending Note Delay
0:01Hand Bias
x 47
Framers
0 - 0 1 - 0 2 - 10 3 - 125 4 - 142Jumps
x 561
Hands
x 0
Quads
x 0
Color Jumps
x 0
Color Hands
x 0
Color Quads
x 0
Most notes in:
1/3 of a Second10 - 30.00 nps 0.5 Seconds
14 - 28.00 nps 1 Second
27 - 27.00 nps 2 Seconds
46 - 23.00 nps 5 Seconds
95 - 19.00 nps 10 Seconds
169 - 16.90 nps 30 Seconds
437 - 14.57 nps 1 Minute
818 - 13.63 nps
Color Count
x 630 (27.64%)
x 555 (24.35%)
x 173 (7.59%)
x 674 (29.57%)
x 164 (7.2%)
x 57 (2.5%)
x 23 (1.01%)
x 1 (0.04%)
x 2 (0.09%)
Posted at 10:58am on December 19th, 2025
Permission good
Sync good
Metadata good
- 21.973-22.188: 24ths
- 23.259: jump?
- 26.045: guitar style changes but the chart keeps trilling
- 27.188-27.259: guitar doesn't sound trilly here -- remove and maybe add flam at 27.331
- 33.491, 33.652: move to 33.464, 33.679
- 39.831-39.902: 32nds (39.866, 39.920) though 24ths might be less confusing
* 42.331-43.118: jumptrill feels out of place since the guitar melody is more dynamic... and lower guitar sounds less prominent than the 16th drums. I tried a few things and have two ideas:
(1) 24th jumpstream with 8th jumps in a way distinct from 41.473-42.331
(2) polyrhythm of 24th stream on 3 columns and yellow 16ths for the drum on the other column
- 1:13.723: move to 1:13.777
- 1:20.473-1:20.688: why 32nds?
- 1:31.188-1:35.902: quite dense flams, then a series of 24th minijacks which is definitely the hardest part. Not too spiky to put a CR on, but would prefer reducing density a bit
- 1:36.402: minijack is at 1:36.473
- 1:56.473: no minijack
- 2:11.259-2:11.473: 24ths
- 2:12.277: ghost
- 2:22.831-2:23.045: 24ths
- 2:23.473-2:23.902: could be 32nds since it's similar to 2:23.902-
* 2:25.402-2:26.045: see 42.331-43.118
- 2:35.045: could move to 2 to capture the melody
- 2:45.545: move to 2
Quite an enjoyable chart. Apart from *'s, there are a few spots to take a look at, but they are mostly hard to notice at 1.0x and don't detract much from the chart.
Judge Score: 7.50 - Change Recommended
Posted at 5:40pm on September 7th, 2026
The Judge (Tru) [7/10, CQ/FR*]
>Perms, metadata, sync good
4.688 - Sounds closer to 4.723
8.581/49.723 - Why minijack?
10.188-10.402/58.188-58.402/1:05.045-1:05.259/1:59.902-2:00.116/2:47.902-2:48.116 - Change to [23][24] for better PR
*18.331-28.616/1:22.188-1:23.473/2:19.188-2:20.902 - What are the jumps going to?
32.688-32.795 - Change to [34]2 for better PR
*37.081 - Should this be single, or jump? If it's jump, then this means similar sections later should have more jumps. Compare 31.081
1:13.723 - Sounds closer to 1:13.777 in terms of what noise you're stepping for this section
1:20.473-1:20.688 - Technically 24ths
*1:24.866/1:25.723/1:29.259 - Your answer to 37.081 depends on how this will be layered
1:37.402-1:37.616 - Technically 48ths
1:56.545 - This should NOT be minijack. Noise is diff from 1:56.473
2:06.545 - Why minijack? Compare 2:08.259-2:08.795
2:07.402/2:07.831-2:07.938 - Should be single. Compare 2:06.116-2:06.438
2:18.438-2:18.545 - Could do jumps on these snares as a mini-climax
2:23.473-2:23.902 - Should be 32nds. Compare 2:23.902-2:24.331
2:33.759-2:34.402 - So is it going to be jumpgluts or minijack? Majority of the file leans towards jumpgluts. Compare 2:28.616-2:29.259
2:45.545-2:45.652 - Wrong PR. This is lower pitch than 2:45.331-2:45.438
2:54.438-2:54.973 - Since the PR wraps around, I can't give an obvious suggestion for jump placement. Either way, change for better PR
3:00.688 - Why minijack? Should be [4]
>>Kinda S&C. See asterisks
Judge Score: 7.00 - Fixes Required