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Kuppi-scratch and time5946 are two famous scratchers for the Taiko Drum Master project, of which time5946 is a frequent choice for remix sources.

If you want to make a drummer like time5946, check it out.

Press the green flag to see the list.

Press the D key (or K key) to move the "←" in the list, select a song and press the F key (or J key).

Then the list will expand and you will now be in the mode to select the difficulty level, so use the D or K key to select the difficulty level and press the F or J key to confirm.

Then the list will expand and you will now be in the mode to select the difficulty level.

Now all you have to do is look inside and try the remix.

Usage Guide  
This version now includes preview playback! It can even play from the middle, though sound may not sync well. It's best to restart playback from the beginning with the "@" key.
Sound effects are edited to closely match the original free sources.  
Adding or adjusting repeated notes may slow it down, so if it lags, try sorting with the (↺) button or pressing [R].
- Space: Preview playback  
- During playback: Press "1" for auto  
- Scroll with mouse wheel or drag screen  
- [ ] keys: Move by measure  
- @ and : keys: Jump to start or end  
- Hold "z" + mouse wheel: Zoom  
- Various keys: Draw notes  
- "y" key: Reload from tja file

This tool might give similar or different results compared to the original game. The score rank might not be accurate, especially with lots of drum rolls. There's no official source, and the calculation method might be wrong. I made this while taking a break from creating "Dan-i Dojo." I replaced the calculation part with the one used in "Taiko no Tatsujin Nijiiro ver. v1.2.6." Special thanks to @kou-ta for the idea!

If you've ever dreamed of remixing Kuppi-scratch's Taiko no Tatsujin project, changing its songs or customizing its beats, this project will serve as a great reference for you. When looking at Kuppi-scratch's work, there's a note saying "Assumes you can create a 'tja file' (a beatmap file for Taiko San Jiro, etc.)". This work is listed as a reference in that note. If you wanna craft your own unique "Don Don Ka!" beats, give this a look!