Beatmap Listing » Lamb of God - Laid to Rest

As you can see the map has two different types of BPMs: 139 and 199 (excluding the minor BPM changes), one of those is put because of an 6/8 rhythm and one of them is put because of 3/4. What does 6/8 and 3/4 mean? The difference between 6/8 and 3/4 is if you count two beats but the notes are coming in 1/3 snapping, this rhythm is mostly 6/8 (very noticeable in 139 bpm parts.) On the other hand, if you listen the 199 bpm part which is 3/4, you will see that you count 3 beats for every measure, and the notes will come based on 1/2 and 1/4 snapping. The breaks are created due to the 2nd one, while they are sufficient enough on the 199 BPM part, you may get confused about the other parts. So, In order to count beats properly and suggest breaks, here is what you will do: Set the Beat Snap Divisior to 1/3, and count 2 purple ticks as one beat. While you are calculating the length of those continuous mapped sections, of course you will use this technique. I hope this explanation is sufficient enough and keep you alarmed about this.