SOUND VOLTEX Glossary: Difference between revisions

:The second tier of difficulty that is target intermediate players. Its notation is ADV and colored yellow, and typically levels between 6 and 13, with an actual range of 4-15.

:A card similar to a profile picture, whereas the player can choose one to represent it. Most APPEAL cards can be obtained from SDVX Station, whereas some cards requires additional requirements to acquire.

:A judgement that indicate perfect accuracy.

:A judgement indicating that the note/chain has been missed. This judgement also break any chains.

:A HARD-gauge equivalent to beatmania IIDX series, it starts out at 100% and will trigger a TRACK CRASH if at any point the gauge is depleted.

:Introduced in GRAVITY WARS and removed in [[AC SDVX EG|EXCEED GEAR]], whereas players can use the generator to print out actual cards after each gameplay.

:The fourth level tier difficulty introduced in HEAVENLY HAVEN, named after the subtitle. Unlike the two difficulties introduced, HEAVENLY is introduced for returning songs with added charts, while newer songs are named MAXIMUM instead. The notation is HVN and is colored blue. The level difficulty spans between 16 to 19.

:An event of a themed-song submission contest published by Konami, whereas any song entries can be submitted, be it an original composition, song remixes or entries. Note that these songs are classified as a FLOOR original, instead of a KONAMI original.

:The fourth tier of difficulty targeting players aimed for expert players. Only new songs added after HEAVENLY HAVEN had this difficulty; they had a MXM notation colored white, and typically levels between 16 and 20 and going down to as low as 14.

:A judgement that indicate the note have been hit slightly off-beat. NEARs are worth half the points for a CRITICAL, and they do not appear for LONG notes or Analog Chains.

:A Perfect full-combo clear equivalent, when the player clears the song with all CRITICALs and had a score of 10,000,000. Abbreviated PUC, and it overlaps ULTIMATE CHAIN.

:A course-based mode where players played a three-song set using a special RATE called PERMISSIVE RATE. At any point the rate hits zero, it is a TRACK CRASH, and only CRITICALs can recover said gauge.

:A full-combo equivalent for rhythm games, when the player’s clears the song without any ERRORs. Abbreviated with UC, and it overlaps all other clears.