FFR Scores 2006-2010

[DossarLX ODI]

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Any advice in order to improve this score? I think it's horrible but yeah...

Here are some things you could try:
- Stay calm (this is extremely important and helped me on my RATO runs) if you're not already doing so.
- Tap lighter on notes that aren't doubles.

[Shikari]

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God bless standalone.

[Plan_Bsk81127]

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At first I was like

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And then I was like









Other fail scores from today

[i love you]

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gasp

[Rhythmstrength]

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Is a sightread with 4 goods on Seven good?

[Patashu]

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Is a sightread with 4 goods on Seven good?

'good' is in the eye of the beholder and it depends on what you consider to be your skill level, but I think that's good
Go for the AAA it's not too hard

[OneHandNow]

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God bless standalone.

D4 should be scared by now.

[qqwref]

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so exactly how fast is it, which bpm

Just looking at the file, the jumpgluts and stuff speed up to 200 bpm (which is what the 32nd roll goes at), but the 32nd trill is only 170 bpm.

[DossarLX ODI]

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The 24th trills are also at 170 bpm. They're not that bad (255 bpm 16ths).

I've been trying to make a code to compare BPMs - 24ths at this speed is equivalent to [number] BPM 16ths, etc.

[00Razor00]

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I played a song on Dragon Shot's engine, and it made me cream so much. FFR needs this kind of stuff on the site. We should all suggest DS being an admin.

[Shikari]

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what is this i dont even


Edit: in b4 bs

[Plan_Bsk81127]

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Nice rank jump.

[OneHandNow]

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what is this i dont even


Edit: in b4 bs

inb4 d5

[~Zeta~]

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Dude, where the **** did your skill come from?

EDIT: Because you were D3 last time I remember lmfao

[Patashu]

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The 24th trills are also at 170 bpm. They're not that bad (255 bpm 16ths).

I've been trying to make a code to compare BPMs - 24ths at this speed is equivalent to [number] BPM 16ths, etc.

//example: newBPM(170, 24, 16);
public static double newBPM(double oldBPM, double oldNoteInterval, double newNoteInterval)
{
return oldBPM*oldNoteInterval/newNoteInterval;
}

//example: newNoteInterval(170, 24, 255);
public static double newNoteInterval(double oldBPM, double oldNoteInterval, double newBPM)
{
return oldNoteInterval*oldBPM/newBPM;
}

//example: NPM(170, 16);
public static double NPM(double BPM, double noteInterval)
{
return BPM*noteInterval/4;
}

//example: NPS(170, 16);
public static double NPS(double BPM, double noteInterval)
{
return (BPM/60)*(noteInterval/4);
}

edit: fixed a mistake oops