Some explanations about Chordjack Mapping, Vision Solidification:


To me, a Good Chordjack map is something that makes sense with what im listening to (no matter if its dense or not, the attempt of represent something that you are listening to in the editor is valid) and theres a bunch of ways of represent your vision, if its a sound, vocal, or even a normal composition, if i see it makes sense or if its not supposed to make sense and just enjoyable chart to me, then its good in MY vision, but this is just one fundamental i consider for a Good Chordjack map personally, Everyone has their different ways of represent a song, so i will try my best to see their vision, some maps are just made as challenges and i also enjoying playing them, i used to hate this kind of maps because in my vision they just didnt made any sense, just spammed notes and thats it, then i started to change this ignorant way of seeing these maps and just started to see them as challenge maps that id play for improve or because i enjoy playing challenging maps, they can be good depending of the player and mappers perspective, challenge maps can also be good (and they are so useful for improve, trust me), and they can be challenging and they can make sense at the same way, so if you make just a challenge map with no fundamentals yea its good also, but be sure that these kind of maps are way harder to enjoy than a challenge map that makes sense, that means it needs to have attention with anchors and density, Dense Chordjack is really hard to make it look good or with sense (it doesnt feel hard because people see just 4 notes column so they think they can make anything and it will be fine but its completely wrong). Also theres nothing wrong about copying other peoples patterning to learn better about difficulty sense or layering sense (thats how i learned Chordjack mapping btw lol).