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Join Date: Mar 2004
Posts: 1
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I've got a few questions about using one or two hands to play FFR. Are there some songs that are better to do with one hand and vice versa? What makes them that way?
Also, when playing two handed, which hand do you put on which keys? Just curious, as I've heard about playing two-handed; I use one. |
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FFR Player
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: TX
Posts: 3,639
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I'm too lazy to make a table so...
One Hand Pros: - Can go up to 16ths at around 225 BPM - Handles most patterns well - Poses a challenge Cons: - Speed limit - Cramps up shortly after tough patterns - Poses a challenge Two Hands Pros: - Can go as fast or faster as/than around 16ths at 300 BPM - Can get around most patterns easily - Overall best setup Cons: - May have trouble with spiros and pivots Two Fingers Pros: - With practice, can go almost as fast as two-handers - Very good with trills, spiros, pivots, rolls, etc... Cons: - Difficult to do fast turns - Hard to master ------------------------------------------------------ That's about it. |
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FFR Player
Join Date: Mar 2004
Posts: 3
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Its just all about preference, I use one hand. I have a friend that started with one hand but moved to 2 and now he can masters songs. I couldnt make the change. It just depends.
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FFR Player
Join Date: May 2003
Posts: 511
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Its up to you, however there's only so far 1 hand can go.
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its how u feel comfortable playing....some of the harder songs i think are easier with 2 hands...but whatever floats your boat
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FFR Player
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 42
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when using the criss-cross way of the arrows (its cery, very difficult), the best ways is to have your right hand middle on the up key and right hand index on down key. the left middle for left key, and right middle for right key. try that way of arrows, and you will see what i mean.
oh, i use one hand, but i can use 2 hands as well.
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FFR Player
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 3
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well... Ive been playing for a while and yea if you use one hand it will cramp up after about 4 or 5 "very difficult or challenging songs" well for me anyways. It makes me mad to that I didn't start of playing with 2 hands. because for me it would be almost impossible to change now. I can basically hit any hard songs with 1 hand but have trouble keeping up in masters only ones. Maybe someday i will switch to 2 hands. If you are a light player I would say use 1 hand if you want to become a master one day use 2 hands.
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FFR Player
Join Date: Sep 2003
Posts: 1
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For me, i use only 3 fingers about 8/10ths of the time, i use the index finger for the left arrow, i use my ring finger for the right arrow, and the middle for up and down arrows, with that setup ive combo'd all of For Great Justice's songs.
But some songs i rather have two hands on, like, Revolutionary Etude, or Caprice. but only extremely fast songs is when i use two hands, songs like For FFR i still use the 3 finger setup i explained earlier and sometimes i like to go cocky and get in a DDR mood, so i use my index and middle finger only, in a position to they look like legs, and hit the arrows like one would with their feet if they were actually playing DDR and when i get REALLY cocky, i'll go off and beat songs about the speed of Secret Zombie Room with one finger, nearly combo'ing it. thats how i play, but its relle just a comfort factor. |
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FFR Player
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 1
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i use the same one hand set up as shrimp, i dont play with two hands cause i know it'll be better if one hand can beat two
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