hello, i always wonder how to learn to stream. my problem is not accuracy, it is completely my speed. i see how other new players stream for example 200 bpm and their UR goes down and up at the same time. that indicates they have enough speed for streams, but can't control their acc. my problem is i don't have speed to hit even 180 bpm deathstrems. if i'm warmed up, i can do maximum 20-30 notes of 180bpm. i always try to improve it, play such maps as blend s, dt maps up to 210-220 bpm, but nothing changes. i tried to tap more lightly, changed my tapping technique many times and trained in those conditions, but it still didn't help me
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I think the problem is that you're not giving yourself enough time to get used to the current BPM limit that you can consistently do and instead opt for BPM that is way out of your ability and comfort zone, and therefore, finding it hard to improve in control and accuracy.
What I would personally recommend is to, go back to the BPM that you can consistently do with good accuracy and increase like every 5-10 BPM when you get used to it, try listening more to the music tempo, alternating in a consistent manner, and not mashing, keeping the song's beat in your mind so you know how fast/slow you should be streaming it, or even just try practicing on burst maps to get the feel for it first.
What I would personally recommend is to, go back to the BPM that you can consistently do with good accuracy and increase like every 5-10 BPM when you get used to it, try listening more to the music tempo, alternating in a consistent manner, and not mashing, keeping the song's beat in your mind so you know how fast/slow you should be streaming it, or even just try practicing on burst maps to get the feel for it first.
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thanks for the answer. but i think you didn't really get me. now i'm warmed up and can play 165 bpm streams consistenly (up to 50 notes) and prolly 170. but on 180 bpm my problem is not acc at all(ofc i have bad acc but this is because my fingers literally can't push on that speed). or i have to tap really lightly, and my finger control will be really bad. if to compare with my other hand, it is able to tap really fast but acc would be bad on it. vice versaWowcake wrote:
I think the problem is that you're not giving yourself enough time to get used to the current BPM limit that you can consistently do and instead opt for BPM that is way out of your ability and comfort zone, and therefore, finding it hard to improve in control and accuracy.
What I would personally recommend is to, go back to the BPM that you can consistently do with good accuracy and increase like every 5-10 BPM when you get used to it, try listening more to the music tempo, alternating in a consistent manner, and not mashing, keeping the song's beat in your mind so you know how fast/slow you should be streaming it, or even just try practicing on burst maps to get the feel for it first.
I recommend that you should learn to acc consistently on the streams instead of pushing your speed first, because being able to get good accuracy on the streams means that you are able to tap the streams consistently and after then, from there, you would indirectly gained the ability of how to tap the faster bpm more consistently.
Even if you think the accuracy isn't the problem, bad accuracy on streams means that you are not able to tap the streams consistently/properly, which leads to worse overall speed.
Even if you think the accuracy isn't the problem, bad accuracy on streams means that you are not able to tap the streams consistently/properly, which leads to worse overall speed.