Songs good for practicing certain techniques/patterns

[Choofers]

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People seem to forget the good parts of the chart, without the bullshit it would be a pretty fun file.

moogy stepped it

[Akarin]

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Are there any good songs to practice flam notes like colored notes right after a 4th/8th (or whatever they're called). They're really annoying to try and hit perfectly because of how awkward the beat is.

[Choofers]

Re: Songs good for practicing certain techniques/patterns

Are there any good songs to practice flam notes like colored notes right after a 4th/8th (or whatever they're called). They're really annoying to try and hit perfectly because of how awkward the beat is.

flam notes? what song?

[benguino]

Re: Songs good for practicing certain techniques/patterns

Are there any good songs to practice flam notes like colored notes right after a 4th/8th (or whatever they're called). They're really annoying to try and hit perfectly because of how awkward the beat is.

I know (at least some of the songs in the) "The Games We Played..." series have a whole bunch of flam notes and bursts and stuff like that on very off beats. You could give those a try.

[rayword45]

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Crowdpleaser is NOT trill practice :P

Any good Runningmen practice songs?

[One Winged Angel]

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Klung Kung is good for runningmen, Classical Insanity and Sonata Quasi too but to a much lesser extent

[bmah]

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Crowdpleaser should be removed altogether from the list. It's not good practice for anything.

Runningmen: should be obvious, but there's Klungkung 1655 and Grand Gallop Chromatique off the top of my head.

[rayword45]

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Crowdpleaser features around 75% 120bpm jumpstream. I think it's fine there.

[bmah]

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There are hundreds of songs that feature way better jumpstream, so despite CP being comprised of a majority of SLOW jumpstream, it's hardly notable for jumpstream practice. A large percentage of the harder FFR songs in general are jumpstream - it's one of the most widespread features in most files.

[hi19hi19]

Re: Songs good for practicing certain techniques/patterns

Are there any good songs to practice flam notes like colored notes right after a 4th/8th (or whatever they're called). They're really annoying to try and hit perfectly because of how awkward the beat is.

Synthlight files lawl


Someday I'll make a true runningmen file for FFR and it will haunt people's levelranks forevermore...
I like this idea, I'll go work on it now hehu

[bmah]

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I think they're called grace notes. They're usually not a -main- feature in most files. Midnight Dragon comes to mind. An extreme example might be Mephisto Waltz.

[dag12]

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Grace notes - OSTER Project.
Piano forte comes to mind
(and piano forte scandal when it comes out hehe)

[pmonibuv1]

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Death piano. Hehu

[Zekramcross]

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Are we strictly using ffr charts or are the Dragon's fury engine allowed.

I'm curious about this too. There are some songs on there that is good practice.

Grace notes:
N's Farewell

[hXcalltheway]

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I would think that {Rose} would be under trills..
but that's just my opinion.

Do you know what trills are...?