Mémoire — EVO 7

• ▸Mémoire is a Zekk track cataloged at MIN 4, EVO 7, ULT 11 and FBD 13 (v1.0.2c) — EVO 7 is its second tier and the level most players clear first.
• ▸The capture is a first attempt: the detail screen prints HIGH SCORE —, the result card's DIFFERENCE equals the whole score, an IOTA row stamps First Clear, and the run ends DIVE CLEARED, rank AA, 096'774'963.
• ▸The card's rows add to 868 — EXACT 769 + 55, NEAR 32, BREAK 12 — exactly the catalog's EVO split: tap 169 + hold 314 + field 287 + flick 98.
• ▸Honest scope: the run carries no Assist Mode label, the sightread pays a BREAK as early as 0:55, and the capture's pulsing live badge was patched out of six stills (coordinates in the page source).

Every frame on this page comes from Trappy's Mémoire EVO 7 sightread: a full-screen capture of one continuous first attempt — atmospheric cold open, REFLECT select, song detail, dive, result. The upload ships no commentary track, and the HUD pins the run at Mémoire, Zekk, EVO 7 from the first note to the card.

Disclosure: the capture ships with a live-stream badge pinned to its left edge; it is a recorder overlay, not game UI, and it pulses — fully visible on some frames, hidden behind the encounter card on others. It was measured on this upload's own frames and patched out of every still where it shows, with the coordinates disclosed in the page source; the embedded video itself is untouched. Nothing on this capture stamps Assist Mode — the label is simply absent, and this page does not document Assist Mode. Deep-link seconds can land a frame or two off the exact moment; every still was verified against its own HUD counter.

Mémoire's catalog entry, straight from the site's song database (community-wiki data, game version 1.0.2c). Levels are documented for all four tiers; the footage on this page covers the EVO 7 chart — highlighted below, the tier most players clear before touching ULT 11 or the FBD 13 ceiling.

The catalog documents note splits down to EVO, and the EVO row is the one this page's result card checks against: tap 169 + hold 314 + field 287 + flick 98 = 868 — the exact number the card's four judgement rows add to. The FBD 13 split isn't published yet (the ULT 11 row is the deepest documented).

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Thirteen frames, one lesson each: what the detail screen promises, where the wide holds and gold rings test hand division — and where a first read honestly breaks, twice. Timestamps quote the source video at the shown moment.

1. 1

   Find the chart: EVOLVED 7, no score banked

   The song detail screen lists Mémoire by Zekk with a teal chip reading 7 / DIFFICULTY EVOLVED / HIGH SCORE —. That dash is the run's first receipt: nothing banked on this chart yet. The encounter pair reads AYAME ↔ AYAME with a DIFFICULTY RATING of 237, and the numbers beside the portrait — 11,300 and 14,400 — are the stakes this dive plays for.

   

2. 2

   The dive opens at zero

   The highway loads empty at SCORE 000'000'000, the AYAME encounter cards flanking both rails, and the HUD pins the scope for everything that follows: Mémoire, Zekk, EVO 7. Four lanes keyed A/S/D/F, two outer rails — this is the whole map you defend, and at EVO 7 it stays readable end to end.

   

3. 3

   The opening lesson: a wide beam, and a BREAK

   Counter 000'715'139 and the chart's first wide shape — a purple beam crossing two lanes — has already printed a red BREAK at the line. That is EVO 7's opening statement: the pace is gentle, but wide shapes arrive before your hands have settled. Commit both fingers on the beam's beat instead of assigning one lane each, and the opening costs nothing.

   

4. 4

   Holds join the beams

   At 008'787'943 a cyan beam runs beside a purple wide hold, EXACT holding at the line. This is the chart's core vocabulary: a held shape asks for a plant finger while the free hand picks the beam. Divide the jobs before the shapes arrive — decide which hand owns the hold — and the parallel lines stop being a trap.

   

5. 5

   Gold rings mark the landings

   Counter 011'026'171: a yellow hold pair meets the line under gold hexagon rings while EXACT prints. The rings are the chart's landing lights — they bloom where a dense stretch wants your hand. Reading them a bar early is what carries you through the mid-song stacks without stabbing at the line.

   

6. 6

   Mid-song: the wide hold over the stream

   Counter 026'203'237 and a cyan wide hold rides across the line over a white stream, EXACT clean. The pattern to drill: keep the plant finger down through the hold's full tail and play the stream strictly around it. The hold is the anchor; the stream is what your other three fingers are for.

   

7. 7

   Rebuild: twin EXACT at combo 23

   Counter 042'163'389, the combo counter at 23, and two EXACT tags land across the lanes. This frame sits just after a reset — the rebuild in progress. The habit that gets the count back: narrow your focus to the leading edge of each shape and let the combo climb itself. Panicking at the number is how EVO 7 turns one miss into four.

   

8. 8

   The climb: 23 to 164

   At 054'666'220 the counter reads combo 164 under a single centre beam — the longest build of the attempt in progress, one that tops out at MAX LINK 254 on the card. The middle of Mémoire pays out exactly what step 7 banked: single beams, short holds, readable spacing. Stretches like this are where an EVO 7 clear is actually earned.

   

9. 9

   The exam: Mémoire's signature wide hold

   Counter 063'388'307 and the chart sets its exam: a wide purple hold spanning two lanes with EXACT holding as it lands. Both fingers down for the full duration; nothing else matters until the tail releases. This is the shape the whole chart has been rehearsing — and where most first reads either lock in or fray.

   

10. 10

    Late chart: flicks to the rail

    Counter 079'656'798, EXACT at the line, and a green flick trace arcs toward the right rail. The flick vocabulary arrives late here — layered over the closing streams. Flick on the arrow's beat, not the note's, and keep the wrist loose; the last stretch leans on exactly this motion.

    

11. 11

    The honest window: BREAK at 3:07

    Counter 088'584'610 and a red BREAK prints beside a gold ring still waiting at the line — the sightread's second visible reset, deep in the fatigue window. The card will tally 12 BREAK and 32 NEAR for the run; this frame is where the 12th was paid. The lesson is pacing, not hands: the chart's last third asks for the same fresh read the opening got.

    

12. 12

    The highway goes dark at 096'774'963

    The last notes land, the encounter banner reads CENTERED, and the dimmed highway freezes at 096'774'963 — 868 judgments later, gauge alive. Nothing left on the board, DIVE CLEARED one frame away. On the tier most players actually clear, this is the moment Mémoire stops being a ladder rung and becomes a milestone.

    

13. 13

    Read the result: AA, and the math closes

    The DIVE RESULT card confirms everything: rank AA at 096'774'963, EXACT split into 769 and 55, NEAR 32, BREAK 12 — 868 judgments, the catalog's EVO total to the note — with MAX LINK 254, MISS GAUGE 15, the HIGH SCORE box left empty, DIFFERENCE printing the full +096'774'963 and the IOTA row stamped First Clear. DIVE CLEARED. First attempt, first bank: the number on the card is the number on the chart.

    

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