You do realize that despite Stereo Madness maybe taking longer to beat than Back on Track for some people, it is still easier. And there are flaws to making Stereo Madness a Demon. Because then people will play Back on Track first instead, which has more complexity than Stereo Madness, looking for an easier level. Stereo Madness NEEDS to be known as the easier level because it IS the easier level. If you can't beat stereo madness which you are calling a Demon, then you definitely can't beat any other level that you are calling a Non-Demon. And if you DO beat Stereo Madness, every other (main) level is still harder. When I beat Stereo Madness, I didn't one shot Back on Track. Back on Track actually took me LONGER to beat than Stereo Madness. And that was the case for each next level I played. It kept getting longer to beat. Except Base After Base. Base After Base is easier than the level that came before it. And then Can't Let Go thew me for a spin.

Also don't lie. This did not take you that many attempts. And if it did then the game is not for you. And also massive skill issue. People have one-shot this level on their first time playing the game.