my first song pack release, all songs made custom by me! features artists such Dragonforce, Pendulum and Nine Inch Nails.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1OcF34U7mEvjYJYRbYxPpHrscoA-3QR3H?usp=drive_link
I checked your pack and I have a couple of things to say, first you should zip the pack folder and not the individual songs inside it.
Etterna expects songs in groups like this:
Songs\ : root folder
Random songs pack\ : group folder (This is your pack folder)
Trough the fire and flames\ : song/simfile folder
*.png, .mp3/.ogg, .sm/.ssc/etc files
The name of the folder pack is the name that appears inside etterna, so in this case you should pack all your charts inside a folder called “Random songs pack” so people can just “extract here” and the pack is ready to play, since your zip was called “random list” I just extracted it in a folder with the same name and in consequence the pack is called random list inside etterna.
Also you should try including at the very least backgrounds for all of your songs, those are easy to find, if you don’t want to complicate things you could use a generic wallpaper of the band or artist of the song. And for the banners if you want something simple just to don’t leave it empty you could just use the same BG adjusting the resolution to 1024x320 and put some simple text with the name of the song on top.
About the charts, a lot of them are out of sync and don’t follow the song at all, mostly your dragonforce charts, Inside arrow vortex there’s a function to automatically identify the offset and tempo of a song, you should use that (Accesible with shift+s or in the tempo menu as “adjust sync”, since I noticed that most of the charts have an offset of 0, honestly if I were you I’ll avoid charting songs too complex when starting out, Dragonforce songs have a lot of elements in them that make them difficult to chart.
It would also be better if your pack name was a little more original than simply “Random Songs Pack”. As an example “ClientError Songs Pack” would be a lot better to search for and identify.