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Notes:

- 0:22 : This is a super fun pattern when assigning notes to left and right hand as the rail suggests! However I like to move finger to a different button to press the dual circle just so it became a bit less hypnotizing on repeat.

- 0:40 : Here is a line note that ends with a start of a 5-notes 16th stream. If you use your dominant hand for the line's head, playing as 'suggested', you will perform the 5-notes starting with your non-dominant hand which might affects your accuracy. However it is totally fine to quickly lift up your finger that you used to press the line head to start the stream with no penalty so you can still start them with your dominant hand.

- 0:50 : Triplet beats without music, use visual to help.

- 0:55 : The 5-notes 16th notes here is slightly dangerous because they spans the rail's corner and you might not count them correctly if you were a bit auto-piloting this song.

- 1:07 : You should try to look ahead for 16th stream with an arrow at the end and position both your fingers on that direction from the start.

- 1:13 : Also 2 sets of streams which you can look ahead, however the last one the ending arrow is out of view and likely you will use down buttons for this until it comes into the screen. Instead of remembering that an up arrow is waiting out of screen, I suggest using this opportunity to practice suddenly changing the button you use suddenly on the final note like in this video. It will be used a lot in higher level songs.

- 1:17 : "Zundoko", which is what they call the circle-circle-dual. At this BPM, this is a good place to practice them.

- 1:30 : A little bit more restrictive than the one at 1:18 because the dual circle is now a dual arrow. It might looks like the most advantageous finger positioning is to alternate left and right so you can do the arrow without moving, but personally, I like to do it perpendicularly if BPM is slow enough (alternating up and down and cut corners to left-right for the last note), just so that the dual arrow felt more snappy.

- 1:33 : The ending is a mirror of the beginning, but you can't underestimate it because not only that the drum beat is gone like in the beginning, now you have an additional pressure if you were doing well til this point. Try to read more by sight.