beatoraja-english-guide VS foxbms-2

8 note lanes can be hard to read for anyone just starting out on IIDX. I would also suggest giving BMS, osu!mania 7k, or even DJMAX and EZ2ON 6k/8k a try at home to start the reading brain training.

I also second Beatoraja and Lunatic Rave 2. Beatoraja is more modern, but can be fucky to set up if you don't know exactly how Windows locale shit works. LR2 is old as fuck and pretty jank, but it's been the standard for over a decade for a reason! You need to get your own songs for them though, they don't come with any defaults. However, the scene for them is MASSIVE so you will literally never run out of songs for them once you do find them.

p.s. bms is very accessible and the community is super helpful as can be seen here: https://github.com/wcko87/beatoraja-english-guide/wiki

It's all explained on this link : https://github.com/wcko87/beatoraja-english-guide/wiki

BMS (beatoraja)

You would have to install multiple programs. First, install LR2(http://www.dream-pro.info/\~lavalse/LR2IR/search.cgi?mode=download) or Beatoraja(https://github.com/wcko87/beatoraja-english-guide/wiki). These programs are use d to actually play BMS.

and if you google "BMS starter packs" there are a few good ones out there, including some listed on the github page for beatoraja :https://github.com/wcko87/beatoraja-english-guide/wiki/Downloading-Songs

I wonder if it is somehow possible to use an open source battery management system to build a car like this. See https://foxbms.org/

Check out FoxBMS if you want an open source BMS... it is developed in Germany and looks very capable, plus you can modify it if you want to make something specific to a module you are using. (https://github.com/foxBMS/foxbms-2)