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Using force when pressing the keyboard helps?

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DaviPMello
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Joined September 2015
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DaviPMello
I've been looking for how to improve at Osu in the internet.

One of the topics that i got interested in, is that pressing the keyboard buttons with the strenght of a crazy mad man will help to keep the rhythm.

Is that true?
Vuelo Eluko
5,484 posts
Joined October 2013
Vuelo Eluko
the lower the bpm the harder i tap so maybe
DeathHydra
652 posts
Joined November 2015
DeathHydra

DaviPMello wrote:

I've been looking for how to improve at Osu in the internet.

One of the topics that i got interested in, is that pressing the keyboard buttons with the strenght of a crazy mad man will help to keep the rhythm.

Is that true?
And by the time you are good, your keyboard is already broken.

On a serious note, doing that might reduce your tapping speed. I don't think it will help, but I might be wrong here.
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DeletedUser_7415093
Depends on your mindset.
Mahogany
2,684 posts
Joined August 2014
Mahogany
It might help you play above your ability in the short-term

I can SS the singletaps in DADADADADADA if I smash my finger really hard
Kunino Sagiri
272 posts
Joined January 2012
Kunino Sagiri
Yes, it's true.
Endie-
784 posts
Joined March 2015
Endie-
Depends. If your having a hard time following the rhythm then by all means, give it a shot!
Shohei Ohtani
Shohei Ohtani
I'd say that it helps when done correctly.

For instance, just smashing the keyboard isn't going to do shit, but when you're putting more force into the notes to get rhythms correct, you're putting more emphasis on your mind to practice rhythmically, which makes u the winner

It's a strategy I use while I'm learning piano, especially when putting together music with both hands. It's useful but shouldn't be relied on, it should only be used as a learning tool
Pituophis
859 posts
Joined January 2015
Pituophis
If you're not in pain, you're not smashing hard enough.
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