Korean Songs

[Reenee]

The ones from 3rd Mix in particular; why are they so jump-laden? They just seem so out of place.

[XOR-SYS]

I've found the stepchart artists for 2nd and 3rd mix seemed to favor jumps, and jump-step combos. I guess back then that was their idea of hard, rather than crippling Velocity and Chaos used these days.
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[Synaesthesia]

Captain Jack songs also seem to have an unreasonable number of jumps.
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[T-14]

to be honest I never noticed it but now I do.
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[Cluny]

Love Love Sugar has lots of jumps.

[Scarenormous!]

Be Lovin has a lot of jumps. But that isn't exactly the topic. I like korean songs, and I don't see why DDR has seemed to abandon them lateley. Like PIU I think has the best music out of all the major dance games, cause korean songs are just plain good. But maybe there are a lot of jumps in kpop songs because they just seem like they call for jumps. IDK, but when I listen to those songs I just hear... jumps.
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[Da-Risin-Smoke]

well, dead end is like the easiest 9 footer ive played and it has a few jumps. it's a 3rd mix song too

rhythm and police, and synchronized love are others, but only rate in chaos.

yeah, im korean.
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[justoneuncle]

If I had to take a wild guess as well, perhaps, these kind of songs (Starian and the other songs both games share) have a lot of jumps in Pump It Up. Since Korean songs were introduced to attract PIU players to DDR, maybe Konami wanted to make the transition as comfortable as possible.

Or I could be completely wrong but I thought I remember reading something like that before.
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[MetallicBlue]

dont really have anything to add to this thread except STFU you dumb over zealous bi tch, no one cares about korean step charts.