Vesper — ULT 10

• ▸Vesper is a Dustvoxx track in Arc 3: Heaven's Chains (v1.0.2c): MIN 3, EVO 6, ULT 10, FBD 13 — one of six songs at the game's highest documented level.
• ▸The ULT 10 chart feeds taps down the A S D F lanes from the first bar, and its first split — hold beam left, sweep right — arrives inside the song's first ten seconds.
• ▸Clearing tolerates mistakes: the source sightread counted 46 BREAKs against a MAX LINK of 318 and still finished DIVE CLEARED at rank A.
• ▸Every figure deep-links the creator's upload at the shown moment; the run's final score, 094'778'984, is readable on the result screen.

Every frame on this page comes from TrappyTheDemon's Vesper ULT 10 sightread (2:52): a full-screen chart capture with no handcam, no facecam and no commentary overlays. The upload records one continuous first attempt — song detail, dive, DIVE CLEARED, result — so the page can quote the whole run honestly.

The source video is VFR (variable frame rate), so deep-link seconds can land a second or two off the exact frame — the stills on this page were verified one by one against the upload.

Vesper'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 ULTIMATE 10 chart.

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Eight frames, one lesson each: how the chart opens, where it splits your hands, where it goes widest, and what a first attempt can still get away with. Timestamps quote the source video at the shown moment.

1. 1

   Set the dive: Vesper, ULTIMATE 10

   The song detail screen confirms the target before the dive: Vesper by Dustvoxx, difficulty ULTIMATE 10, with the HIGH SCORE slot still empty on this account. The connector card on the right shows which deck character rides along — Vesper sits in Arc 3: Heaven's Chains, so it appears here once the scenario has unlocked the chapter's tracks.

   

2. 2

   Taps from the first bar

   No warm-up: the ULT 10 chart starts feeding taps down the A S D F lanes immediately, and the combo counter is already in the thirties a couple of seconds in. Read the lanes early rather than reacting at the judgement line.

   

3. 3

   The first split: hold left, sweep right

   Inside the song's first ten seconds the chart asks for two things at once — a purple hold beam pinning the left lanes while a red beam sweeps in from the right side. It is the pattern the rest of the chart keeps returning to: one hand holds, the other travels.

   

4. 4

   A wide fan over tap streams

   Mid-chart, a purple fan spreads across several lanes at once while the tap streams and the hex-shaped hold sparks continue underneath. The fan is wide but not fast — the risk is letting the streams degrade while you track it.

   

5. 5

   Fan beam plus yellow wedge

   Around the song's midpoint the chart stacks its widest read yet: a fan-shaped beam and a yellow wedge landing on the judgement line together. The sightread run's combo had already taken damage by here — the shape is readable, but only if the earlier splits left a hand free.

   

6. 6

   The screen-wide finale

   The final seconds throw a purple beam across every lane at once. The frame catches a NEAR inside it — the window is tight even on a clear in progress. Whatever is left in the tank goes here; there is no chart after it.

   

7. 7

   DIVE CLEARED on the first attempt

   The banner lands without a retry: the sightread run cleared with the MISS GAUGE readout still visible at 15. ULT 10 is demanding to full-combo but forgiving to clear — breaks cost combo and gauge, not the dive itself.

   

8. 8

   Read the result screen

   The result confirms the picture: rank A, score 094'778'984, MAX LINK 318, and the judgement rows — 1119 + 76 EXACT, 42 NEAR, 46 BREAK. A first attempt with 46 breaks still clears at A, which tells you where the real grading pressure sits: full-combo runs, not survival.

   

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