KIZAMI (Rhythm Copy)

KIZAMI is MIKIRI's rhythm game. After a "3, 2, 1" count, KIRI plays a rhythm one bar long. After another "3, 2, 1", it is your turn: tap the same rhythm anywhere on the screen. If any tap is too far off, you lose one of your two lives.

Only the spacing between your taps is judged. Before comparing, KIZAMI subtracts the average offset of all your taps, so a delay that shifts every tap equally — Bluetooth earphones, the phone's own audio delay, or simply starting a little late — disappears from the result. Every model rhythm starts on the first beat of the bar, so an offbeat still shows up as a different spacing from that first tap.

Cara bermain

1. Enter a username and choose KIZAMI (sound on is recommended)
2. After "3, 2, 1", listen to KIRI's one-bar rhythm. The small dots show how many notes there are
3. After the next "3, 2, 1", tap the same rhythm anywhere on the screen
4. Check the chart that compares the model with your taps
5. Any tap more than 140 ms off costs a life. You have 2 lives

Tingkat kesulitan

Rounds 1–2 are four even beats at ♩=72. Then come quarter notes with rests, eighth notes, offbeats (rounds 7–10), triplets (11–12), sixteenths at round 13 (elite), syncopation, and a mix that speeds up to ♩=96. Round 21 (demon) brings quintuplets, and round 28 (beyond human) uses two-bar rhythms. Each round changes either the rhythm type or the tempo, never both, and a harder rhythm type starts at a slower tempo.

Tips

• Listen to the whole bar before you think about tapping
• Count the beats in your head during your turn — the soft metronome keeps going
• The first tap does not need to be exact; what matters is the spacing after it
• For triplets, feel three even notes inside one beat instead of counting fast
• Use the comparison chart: it shows whether you rushed or dragged

Tanya jawab

Q. Is KIZAMI free?

A. Yes. It is free, needs no signup and runs in your phone or desktop browser.

Q. My earphones have a delay. Is that a problem?

A. No. KIZAMI judges the spacing between taps after removing the average offset, so a delay that affects every tap equally does not change the result.

Q. Can I play with the sound off?

A. Yes. The model is also shown by the circle and the small dots, and the judgment works the same way. Sound makes it easier.

Q. Does the screen flash?

A. No. Only the circle in the centre and the small dots light up.

Q. What does the score mean?

A. The highest round cleared. It is a game score, not a measure of musical or other ability.

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