Transistion Songs

[Sir_Thomas]

In order to get better at something, you have to be able to ease your way into it. You have to get footing and keep climbing from there.

The way I get better and Hand/Foot eye coordination games is by finding a song quite difficult, and keep practicing. From here, I am able to get better at that song and built technique, thus opening up myself to even more songs that will help me excel.

For example, for a easy speed practice, I would do Domini (Whatever that Misc. song is.) to pick up streams that went semi-fast. The sogn wasn't that hard, but combo'ing certain parts were. Once I did well on that song my skill would improve, and I could do harder songs. I would then be able to use a harder song to improve more.

The problem now is that at where I am at now, I can't really find any songs that can help me make another leap in skill. I am stuck. I have problems with insane streams that add in "jumps" (For DDR's sake.), especciallly the down right, and down left jumps.


Well, while i think I found a new song to help me a bit (The Carnival song or whatever. The new one.)... What other songs could you recommend.

If you need more explaination just tell me.

[c117]

Down-right and down-left jumps in streams, you say?

Try Wish, that's kind of got the same thing.

[dore]

Thinking Different, maybe?

[Sir_Thomas]

Ok here is an example.....


Say the song is as fast as Delirium...
And it has a lot of <V's in it but in a fast stream.

I have a difficult time with it. I will go play something and try to find what I am talking about...

I just did thinking differently and I only missed like 22.. That song wasn't really what i was talking about. I gues it's too slow.
The parts I missed on Thinking Different were just some arrows on the streams.

Here is a good example. On Delirium... after the first stream or so.

[Fimbulvetr]

Halogen, definitely, the beg of Bubble Bobble Hillbilly Rodeo

[Sir_Thomas]

Found the problem. I get better because I have to in most things. Like if I need to do something to beat a level, I will keep pushing further until I can get it down. The problem is, if you can NEVER fail thet song, you will never get enough practice on the parts you screw up.

Say their are areas in a song I am bad at, on FFR, I will do horrible but because failing on FFR is like seeing a fifteen legged cat with a mustache and a pipe in his mouth going "CHERIO!"... it never happens. If I never fail at parts I do bad at, I never can keep practicing them over again until it gets to where I won't fail.

I start over again and get to the part where I fail and do a little better, but if I don't fail I go through the song and hit all the parts I will fail and it's hopeless.

If I need to pass, I will keep going out the song 'til I get a part down, you all know the neccesity quote.

That is why I am playing FFR R2.... Good songs and you fail easier.

[Sir_Thomas]

Found the problem. I get better because I have to in most things. Like if I need to do something to beat a level, I will keep pushing further until I can get it down. The problem is, if you can NEVER fail thet song, you will never get enough practice on the parts you screw up.

Say their are areas in a song I am bad at, on FFR, I will do horrible but because failing on FFR is like seeing a fifteen legged cat with a mustache and a pipe in his mouth going "CHERIO!"... it never happens. If I never fail at parts I do bad at, I never can keep practicing them over again until it gets to where I won't fail.

I start over again and get to the part where I fail and do a little better, but if I don't fail I go through the song and hit all the parts I will fail and it's hopeless.

If I need to pass, I will keep going out the song 'til I get a part down, you all know the neccesity quote.

That is why I am playing FFR R2.... Good songs and you fail easier.

[stlunatic0124]

what are you snorting?