Albedo — ULT 10 Sightread

• ▸Single source: TrappyTheDemon's ULT 10 sightread of void (Mournfinale)'s Albedo (uploaded 2026-09-13) — the ULT 10 chart from Arc 4: The Hand of Calamity, played at SPEED 7.00 with the side lanes on Shift and Space.
• ▸Every note accounted for: the result card's 1,723 judgements — EXACT 1536 + 101, NEAR 48, BREAK 38 — match the catalog's ULT split (tap 221 + hold 655 + field 594 + flick 253) exactly.
• ▸A clear, not a full combo: 096'403'162 for rank AA, MAX LINK 161, MISS GAUGE 15 — and a first registered score, since HIGH SCORE read a dash before the dive.
• ▸The song you learn on: Albedo is also the game's tutorial chart — the same track that teaches the Cursor, flicks and the side lanes at EVO returns at ULT 10 as a 1,723-note exam with 655 holds.

One video backs every still below: TrappyTheDemon's In Falsus sightread of Albedo on ULTIMATE 10 (3:09, uploaded September 13, 2026). Deep links in each step jump to the matching moment.

The capture carries the creator's live-stream chips on its left edge — recorder overlay, not game UI — patched out of every still; the video itself is untouched. The upload opens on song select with the Arc 4 panel in view. The score counts up on the result card; every number here is quoted from the settled card at 3:08.

Levels come straight from the site's song catalog (game version 1.0.2c): four charts, MIN 3 to FBD 12 — the ladder the result card's ULT 10 slot is checked against below.

The catalog also splits each chart's notes by type. Albedo ships two documented splits — EVO and ULT — and the ULT total, 1,723, is the number the result card has to reproduce for capture and catalog to agree.

→ In Falsus Song List — All 70 Tracks with Chart Levels→ Difficulty Levels

Albedo's select screen brackets ULT 10 on a rail tagged by key mode: 4-KEY, 5-KEY, 6-KEY, 6-KEY. The ladder is not just numbers — each step widens the keyboard. MIN plays on four lanes, EVO adds a fifth, and ULT and FBD deal the full six: A S D F in the middle plus the two far side lanes.

Those side lanes are the Umschalt and Leer keys on this capture's German keyboard — LeftShift and Space on the default layout. The HUD prints them on the lane edges, and ULT uses them constantly: side-lane beams and bursts run through the whole chart, so the fifth and sixth keys are not optional gear, they are part of the test.

And this is the game's teaching track: the tutorial walks new players through the Cursor, flicks, holds and the side lanes on Albedo. By ULT 10 the same melody has grown into 1,723 notes with 655 holds — the friendliest introduction and a serious exam share one jacket.

FBD 12 closes the ladder at the top: same six keys, a harder read. This page's capture is the ULT 10 run — the FBD chart is listed in the catalog and covered by our difficulty explainer, but no still here quotes it.

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One step per frame, in play order. Seconds in each credit link follow the decode-accurate timeline of the upload and can land a frame or two off.

1. 1

   Confirm the chart: ULTIMATE 10

   Song select states the terms: the Arc 4 panel reads The Hand of Calamity, and the SELECT DIFFICULTY rail tags its chips 4-KEY / 5-KEY / 6-KEY / 6-KEY with EV 6 and FBD 12 flanking the bracketed ULT 10. The run this page walks is that ULT 10 chart — the catalog also lists MIN 3 and EVO 6, which no capture here quotes.

   

2. 2

   Read the detail screen

   The detail screen sets the terms again: a ULT 10 badge, DIFFICULTY ULTIMATE, HIGH SCORE still a dash, and Albedo · void (Mournfinale) under jacket art of a silhouetted figure inside shattering red glass. A FREEPLAY tag sits top right — this dive is a pick, not a story node.

   

3. 3

   Take the opening wedge

   The first notes arrive with the score still at 000'000'000: a purple wedge on the judgment line and a yellow beam line rising through the center. The HUD reads ULT 10 · SPEED 7.00, the center lanes print A S D F, and the side edges carry the player's own key labels — Umschalt and Leer, Shift and Space on a German keyboard.

   

4. 4

   Cross the early beams

   A cyan beam and a yellow cross-beam meet at the line with the combo at 17 and 006'690'065 on the clock. Albedo's early game looks gentle and is not — beam crossings stack Cursor work on top of keyboard notes from the first seconds, the two-layer pressure the tutorial demonstrates on this very song.

   

5. 5

   Absorb the first BREAKs

   One judgment line tells the story of the whole run: EXACT, EXACT, BREAK at 012'787'197, a purple beam sweeping the left half. Thirty-eight BREAKs land across the chart — enough to bend the gauge, never enough to end the dive.

   

6. 6

   Fire the quad EXACT

   Four EXACTs hold one line at 028'628'963 while a yellow beam works the left side lane. This is the six-key reality of ULT: while the keyboard hand holds the center beat, Umschalt picks up real work on the edge — the lanes the tutorial introduced one note at a time now fire in bursts.

   

7. 7

   Hold the highway-wide slab

   The chart's signature object: a purple field slab spanning the whole highway at combo 27, EXACT at its base with a white spark fringe at 033'680'258. Fields ride the Cursor layer — the mouse hand carries this wall while the keyboard hand keeps the beat below.

   

8. 8

   Sweep the tapered marker

   EARLY NEAR and LATE NEAR share a line at 042'165'017 while a yellow tapered marker descends the center — the directional sweep motion the tutorial teaches. Yellow hex sparks crackle down the Umschalt lane; the NEARs are honest: 48 of them survive to the card.

   

9. 9

   Ride the giant pyramid

   The biggest single object in the chart: a purple pyramid wedge filling the center at 065'549'981 with a yellow tapered marker riding inside it and an EXACT row along the base. Keep the cursor movement smooth through the long shape — jerky sweeps are how NEARs are made.

   

10. 10

    Survive the four-way finale

    The last stretch stacks three beams — purple, cyan, pink — and fires four EXACTs across the line at combo 109 with 096'149'689 on the clock. The chart ends at full sprint: the score's final reading is 096'403'162 and the combo counter's last stand reads 112 before the banner drops.

    

11. 11

    Take the DIVE CLEARED banner

    The final note lands and the banner settles it: DIVE CLEARED across the darkened highway, the score frozen at 096'403'162 in the corner. No Song Unlocked banner follows — the run is a straight clear of a chart already owned, and the card is next.

    

12. 12

    Read the result card

    The settled DIVE RESULT card: rank AA on 096'403'162, EXACT 1536 + 101, NEAR 48, BREAK 38 — 1,723 judged, exactly the catalog's note count — MAX LINK 161, MISS GAUGE 15, HIGH SCORE a dash, DIFFERENCE +096'403'162. The IOTA row lists an ASSIST MODE slot, quoted as seen.

    

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Every figure below is quoted from the settled card at 3:08 — the same frame as the last step — and the judged total is checked against the catalog right on the page.

The cross-check closes: 1536 + 101 + 48 + 38 = 1,723 judged, and the catalog's ULT split — tap 221 + hold 655 + field 594 + flick 253 — sums to the same 1,723. Capture and catalog agree to the note. It is a clear, not a full combo: MAX LINK stopped at 161 with 48 NEAR and 38 BREAK on the card. And it is a first registered score on this device — HIGH SCORE read a dash before the run, which is why DIFFERENCE repeats the run's own 096'403'162.

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