Z-I-v Summer Contest 2017 [GAME OVER, YEAAAHHH]

7 colors - A lot of ambiguity in the turns which made this one hard to follow on pad. Around beat 60 (and similar) you also made a rythmic error.
Akai Hana - Competent but the song was very repetitive. 24ths were a nice touch.
Baile Le Samba - Warps were pretty cool. Patterning was a bit ambigious near the middle, and it seemed like a lot of the time you were facing in one direction too long.
Carefree Reckless - The stops really needed some marking to make them more obvious. Patterning seemed very arbitrary and the 240 jacks are much too much even for a 12 (imo). Props for taking this song on though.
Code:2 - Good stuff. Jump part stuck out (in a good way), and overall the whole package was solid. Not the most pop but very little to complain about.
Curtain Call Memories - Very solid. Only nitpicks would be that a few of the 8th runs and crossovers seemed like they were overdoing things a bit, particularly in the first third of the chart. While your speed changes weren't marked they were fairly obvious so you got off well there.
Desert Technology - The overstepping made it difficult to tell what your layered parts, that seemed to follow multiple cues in the chart (maybe?) hard to follow which made this one a tough sell for me.
Despacito - Bonus for not having Justin Beiber make an appearance. The hold lengths seemed a bit arbitrary and there were probably some more you could have thrown in. Crossovers were a bit excessive too.
Doi - Liked the roll use and the 12ths were cool once I figured out what they were actually too. On the flip side it felt overstepped, and for stylistic bonus points I would have cut down the beginning's steps to just the one loud sound.
Go Beyond! - This would have been great song material for last theme! The rolls used to represent multiple notes were pretty cool but when they seemed to just replace holds, at the speed the song is you'd need to double tap. Felt a touch overstepped and I don't think the crossovers particularly added a lot to the package but overall it wasn't a bad effort.
Grandolin - Hold use seemed extremely excessive. I liked the patterning choice where the runs changed how much movement they needed midway through because it seemed to follow the music intensifying. Double taps were also used well. Solid.
Guilty Destruction - Loved the quarter jump runs but I think you could have added jumps to some more of the kicks without to much impact on the comfort of the chart. Felt a touch overstepped but it wasn't a huge deal.
Havox - Liked the candle use in the 16th runs although I can't help but to think that would be a rough one to pad. Liked the jump/break section as it gave the chart a bit more personality. The gimmick was smartly made not to throw off the flow. Very good job.
Instruction - Oh my god the beginning was gold. I wish you kept that rhetoric up through the rest of the chart. Speaking of the rest it was fine but unassuming. Still though that beginning <3
John Wayne - Nice use of doublesteps. Kinda confused what you were intending to do with the clusters of 4 16ths. Is John Wayne known for getting high? I think I'm missing the pun gaga.
Journey - Totally fine, but I wish there was a harder level that you could have added.
La Gozadera - The jump section in the beginning had some turns that you could avoid but still seemed a bit unneeded at first glance. Facing one direction during a clump of lyrics was a good touch when you did it.
Marry Me, Nightmare - The swing section had a lot of pop, kudos there. My biggest issue was that there were a lot of audio cues that you could have done tiny holds or something else to that effect but didn't - what you do have though is nonetheless solid.
Nakakapagpabagabag - Kind of a tough nut to crack because of the song choice. Rhetoric varied heavily over similar parts of the music which overall came out to be a mixed bag and would make this review way longer than what I'd aim for just on this post. The stutter section was cute though. Solid chart.
Next to you - This felt extremely intentionally made for the theme, which kinda held it back considerably. What is here isn't bad, albeit not memorable for me.
No Controles - The player faced left a ton, which made the chart not incredibly dynamic. Serviceable aside from that.
Nouveau parfum - The turns seemed rather excessive to me and really stuck out, especially for a 7! Thankfully the speed was low. This chart was clearly not made for me haha.
Pixelsurfing - Great job following a lot of the little sounds in there, which kept this from being a bit monotonous. Interestingly, I really liked the hold sections because it made a nice parallel to the song being chill.
Run to the Sun - Would have liked more repetitions on the 'run, run's, but this chart was the definition of chill, and it had some little bits of rhetoric to boot. Good job!
Sissy that Walk - I'd call this song my guilty pleasure but I'm not guilty about it at all let's be real. Patterning seemed a bit too DDR for my personal tastes but the gimmick was cute. You might have had some chances to do very granular gimmicks if you wanted to put the time in.
Slip Flip - Some of the crossovers and gallops didn't feel 100% justified, mostly when they were trying to follow the lyrics. Some of the background sounds could have been followed a bit better too. Still though there was something compelling about this.
Sparks - Surprisingly solid amount of chances you had to make some extra rhetoric to things like the claps and whistles. You did catch some of these which is nice. The challenge with making a 7 is being able to get a lot of this through though.
Take Care - Well strictly speaking you followed the music really well but at the same time, naturally, the chart is extremely repetitive and doesn't really grip me. Also the crossover usage seemed completely random.
True - Given this is a 7 you could have gotten away without the crossovers. Great jump use though.
Vorota - You might need to check your sync on this one, especially during the slowdown. Some nifty ideas were present though, including stepping that sound that was in the preview that sounded like something out of nightmares.
Xcited - Lots of sounds that you could have added some spice to, and you might want to check your crossover patterning. That being said composing your own song is always good so I respect the ambition.