Does Anyone Have Problems With. . .

[MintKitty]

Hitting three notes at once? I've never been able to do them. I thought before that I just wasn't getting the notes right, but after several replays of one song, I think it just might be my keyboard not registering three keys at once :\

[psychoangel691]

You're certainly not the only one. It may be your setup as well. You could try different ones to see if you get a better result. I play on dfjk and sometimes it seems it doesn't like to register 3 at once.

[Go_Oilers_Go]

As she said, try changing your key setup (usually the more spread out, the better from what I've heard). If that doesn't work, you're gonna need a better keyboard.

[Zageron]

This is a common problem. I have the issue as well, and when you use the arrow keys to play your only solution is to buy a keyboard that works.

[MintKitty]

Thought so. I currently play at XCNM, kinda spread out, but not really.

Poor old keyboard.

[One Winged Angel]

http://www.microsoft.com/appliedscie...explained.mspx

[MintKitty]

One Winged Angel: Didn't get around for thanking you for that. Seeing how the keys work on a keyboard, I was able to find an arrangement that recognized all three notes, so thank you very much again

[Winrar]

Originally Posted by MintKitty

One Winged Angel: Didn't get around for thanking you for that. Seeing how the keys work on a keyboard, I was able to find an arrangement that recognized all three notes, so thank you very much again

Try finding a setup that will support all 4 keys, that way you can use that setup until your keyboard breaks down or you get a new one.

[Bynary Fission]

Depends on the keys and your playing style. If you play with the arrows really close together (like I do, since I play one handed), then you'll most likely have problems with that. My old keyboards couldn't register hands and quads, of course you can always find one that does (like my current model) which I might add absolutely rules.

Like the others have mentioned, just experiment with different key setups to find what works best for you - generally keys spread far apart have much less of a problem with that than setups with the keys scrunched closely together.