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Good things; the song you picked is good (in a technical sense at the very least since you want a song that has a stable speed/tempo for starters) and your multi note set up looks good by themselves.
Needs work;
-the song's bpm is 200, you have it set up to 120. This makes it hard to time the notes properly in the editor, causing inaccurate rhythms. You really want to get the hit sounds to match with the vocals/music as much as you can without too much manual offset/time ms adjustments
-Placements; for starters, I'd recommend letting the placements flow. As in, think about how the player's eyes would follow the note markers (not the trails, but the target). To smooth the spacings out, you can use the numpad to auto place group of notes to have better spacing. You can even look at other charts for reference if you wanna go even further.
But yeah, welcome to the club. Nice to see new charters with how tricky charting is