Re: Are 1 Handers Prone To Be More Accurate?
repetition is awesome its what makes the world go round
repetition is awesome its what makes the world go round
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Re: Are 1 Handers Prone To Be More Accurate?
I bleieve this is entirely true, I am trying to learn how to play 1 handed
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Re: Are 1 Handers Prone To Be More Accurate?
Yesss
This is how I think it would be
PA Wise (except jumpstream.. haven't seen an index jumpstream)
Index > Spread > One hand
Speed (Sharpest, for example)
Spread > Index > One Hand
or if he's really good like Izzy
Spread = Index > one handComment
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Re: Are 1 Handers Prone To Be More Accurate?
Ive said this same story to others, but, yes, go for spread.Well I asked a few 1 Hander's their technique & 2 of them said that for most doubles/jumps the use one finger. And then I was like "Oh maybe thats why you have a good PA & timing.'' It was just a random thought but now I'm realizing that it's less likely than I first assumed.
& Yes I have eggplant fingers
Thanks You guys!
BTW! So I take it spread is really worth a shot...
How long did it take you 'spreaders' to re-learn & perfect your technique?
I played 1-handed for a year and a half. I used 3 fingers (first finger for left, middle finger for up and down, 3rd finger for right). If I ever had jumps, I always used 2 fingers. Up-down jumps, I would use my middle finger for the up and bring over my first finger to hit the down key.
During that year and a half of playing, PA didnt exist to me, it was hard to FC any songs above tricky, etc.
Switched to spread, took me a couple days to get used to it. 3 weeks later I can now play Vertex BETA and only miss 3 notes. (Not mashing either)
Spread's learning curve compared to 1-handed is exponentially greater.Comment
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Re: Are 1 Handers Prone To Be More Accurate?
Spread and you'll be happy later.Comment
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