

Jolly | Male | Swarm
31 | 31 | 31 | 21 | 31 | 31
You have to admit, this is pretty cool.
So cool that I was so fed up with hitting my wrong timer0 many(!) times (233 chatters each time x 5 fails = gah) that instead, I started checking what timer0 I hit . I did 10 chatters each time to figure out if I'm hitting 'highly curious of my wrong timer0, C7f' or 'flawless characteristic of my right timer0, C80'.
There is a particular pattern of low pitch, normal pitch, and high pitch custom chatter cry (well, I can distinguish at least 3 different pitches). OmegaDonut is researching this but it's not high priority, iirc. Recognizing this pattern prevented me from wasting my time doing chatters for my wrong seed. Here's my example:
1. Chatot's custom chatters are me just blowing air into the DS microphone. I recommend doing this too.
2. Get 2 Chatot to flip back and forth in party. Flip back and forth and compare custom cries..
3. You'll soon realize that the cry does not always sound the same. Sometimes its low, sometimes its high, and sometimes it is average. The difference is very obvious. You shouldn't have to second-guess it. Hence, how I'm getting a particular pattern.
4. I would hit my second, do keypresses, enter game world, pause, and do 10 Chatters. I'd write down their pattern of low, high, normal pitch cry.
Normal:
-
High:
↑
Low:
↓
Trial 1:
- ↑ - ↑ - - - - - ↓ :: catch Pokemon, "highly curious" missed seed
Trial 2:
- ↑ - ↑ - - - - - ↓ :: catch Pokemon, "highly curious" same
Trial 3:
↑ ↑ - ↓↑ - - ↓↑ - :: catch Pokemon "alert to sounds" (checked that it was flawless) but I SR'd anyways to test what I'm doing
Trial 4:
↑ ↑ - ↓↑ - - ↓↑ - :: confirmed flawless seed, proceed to do the remaining 223 chatters right now. shiny flawless.
Hopefully that makes sense / you can see arrows / you can extrapolate and find a cry pattern for a seed you use a lot. It's gonna be different Chatter patterns if. 1 wandering NPCs and 2. obviously a different seed :)
Think Elm Calls(hgss) and Coin flips(dppt)!