BanG Dream! Our Notes: How to Clear MyGO!!!!! Expert Maps

To clear Expert-level MyGO!!!!! tracks in the BanG Dream! Our Notes closed beta test (CBT), calibrate your display timing offset, increase your scroll note speed in the configuration settings to reduce visual overlap, and separate your hand inputs during multi-lane hold-tap combinations. High-difficulty MyGO!!!!! beat maps rely on rapid tap clusters, alternating finger movements, and simultaneous hold-and-tap mechanics.

Settings Adjustments for High-Density Maps

Before attempting Expert tracks, adjust your system configurations to lower visual clutter and prevent timing errors:

Increase Note Speed: Higher note speeds spread incoming notes further apart vertically across the lane. This makes high-density tap streams easier to read visually without altering the audio tempo.
Calibrate Timing Offset: Run the timing calibration tool before your session. Precise synchronization prevents input delays from degrading "Perfect" ratings into "Good" or "Bad" misses during fast sequences.

Handling Specific MyGO!!!!! Beat Maps

The CBT features MyGO!!!!! tracks with distinct rhythmic obstacles. Adapting your technique to each song's specific note structure helps maintain your combo.

Mayoiuta

"Mayoiuta" tests rapid finger speed and spatial movement across the entire play area.

Maintain Wrist Relaxation: Avoid tense hand positioning during high-speed clusters. Wrist tension causes fatigue and leads to dropped inputs during late-song density spikes.
Track Diagonal Patterns: Notes often arrive in "staircase" arrangements that move rhythmically from one side of the screen to the other. Follow the lane trajectory rather than tapping single lanes reactively.
Anchor on the Primary Beat: Focus on tapping the main downbeats to keep your timing stable when note clusters become dense.

Hitoshizuku

"Hitoshizuku" requires finger independence to handle simultaneous hold and tap inputs across separate lanes.

Isolate Input Hands: Secure the long hold note with one hand while using your opposite hand exclusively for tapping notes in adjacent lanes.
Watch Hold Endpoints: Use the lane markers to track when a held note terminates so you can release it without interrupting the rhythm of your tapping hand.

MyGO!!!!! CBT Track Breakdown

Track Title	Primary Pattern Challenge	Key Handling Technique
Mayoiuta	High-density tap streams and diagonal staircase patterns	Increase note speed and maintain relaxed wrist positioning
Hitoshizuku	Concurrent hold notes and separate lane taps	Isolate hold input on one hand while tapping independently with the other