making easy diff [mania] can help u on improving intensity, density, consistency, variation on simple pattern, and progressive pattern on build up section

The most challenging on making an easy diff are player can clearly follow ur concept easily on 1st try and make fun diff even tho its only around *1.5

Summary from RC Mania with some additional notes from me (not include all just important one n general)
Basic guide using 180bpm, Calculation for other BPM like:
120bpm (1/1 -> 1/2) conditional lower than 135bpm can be apply this one
240bpm (1/1 -> 2/1) conditional upper than 225bpm can be apply this one

Easy Diff
- Basic drum with interval 1/1 – add some 1/2 layering pattern for intense part
- Mostly single note, double for cymbal / crash
- Avoid overuse 1/2 pattern on easy diff which is kinda hard for beginner. Max 5 consecutive 1/2 notes
- Avoid using 1/2 jack plz

Normal Diff
- Basic drum with hat on 1/2 – not recommend to do layering with 1/4 except u have a reason to do that
- Avoid using more than 5 consecutive 1/4 notes
- Mostly double for snare dan cymbal, single for kick dan hat
- Stream on 1/2 pattern need a pause with interval 1/1
- Complex pattern is fine as it still playable. if u put harder, better to use that on Hard Diff

Hard Diff
- Mostly double for snare, kick. optional for cymbal sound, it can be triple / double as ur own taste
- mainly hard diff was a normal diff with buff. buff can be double for kick, triple for cymbal, or adding 1/4 stream
- Chord on 1/4 stream can do within interval 1/1. potential to break the guideline easily so u must becareful with that
- Avoid 1/4 jack plz

Take a note, this was my personal opinion

- Have an enough good audio quality - ( keep players' ears safe )
- Put a good quality background n make sure it fit with ur song - ( 1920x1080p )
- Pattern must suit with the song n have any match variation - ( plz dont put random notes )

- Dont put a bunch repeative pattern on different representation sound - ( except u have a good reason to do that )
- Proper density - ( a few notes for calm part, a bunch notes for intense part )
- Smooth flow like for example using pitch relevancy - ( left low pitch - right high pitch )

- Playable on your audiences' target - ( focus on challenging map / casual map )
- Consistency across the difficulty - ( inconsistent causing player confused with your map )
- Have a neat diff spread - ( more lowest/highest difficulty u have on a map, more audiences can reach your map )