Jason X wrote:

First time I played taiko in an arcade sure was a way different feeling, but with the 2nd song I played I already had no problem playing Muzukashii diffs (While being able to do Inner diffs with keyboard)

If you really wanna be good at the arcade/with a taiko controller (tatacon) then you'd have to buy one and use it on a regular. If you'd only use it like once per month it wouldn't be worth it I guess.

Pro/con of a tatacon:
(Some I can think of and my personal opinion, other opinions might vary)
Pro:
- It looks really cool if someone is actually good with it.
- Not too many players here use a drum controller, so you sure would be unique in a way.

Con:
- If you got thin walls chance is you'll annoy someone with the volume of playing (hitting the drum controller).
- You'll have to learn to full-alt most patterns, or else you won't really progress past Muzukashii diffs, especially starting to hit follow-up patterns (often 1/4 patterns) with the off-hand is a thing you'd need to get used to in that case.


As for the Futsuu/Muzukashii maps, have you looked at TBT yet? Might be something there that interests you

luminar wrote:

Jason X wrote:

First time I played taiko in an arcade sure was a way different feeling, but with the 2nd song I played I already had no problem playing Muzukashii diffs (While being able to do Inner diffs with keyboard)

If you really wanna be good at the arcade/with a taiko controller (tatacon) then you'd have to buy one and use it on a regular. If you'd only use it like once per month it wouldn't be worth it I guess.

Pro/con of a tatacon:
(Some I can think of and my personal opinion, other opinions might vary)
Pro:
- It looks really cool if someone is actually good with it.
- Not too many players here use a drum controller, so you sure would be unique in a way.

Con:
- If you got thin walls chance is you'll annoy someone with the volume of playing (hitting the drum controller).
- You'll have to learn to full-alt most patterns, or else you won't really progress past Muzukashii diffs, especially starting to hit follow-up patterns (often 1/4 patterns) with the off-hand is a thing you'd need to get used to in that case.


As for the Futsuu/Muzukashii maps, have you looked at TBT yet? Might be something there that interests you

hi since this post i've actually started doing oni difficulty on osu, and i can do oni/muzikashii on Taiko no Tatsujin: RHythm Festival.
Ofc, with the game i got the drum. Its the official Nintendo switch Hori drum, and it sure is loud
it does look cool tho when you do crazy patterns, insanely hard to get calibration right
I think it will be worth it when i go to the arcade to play

BeaniCraft wrote:

luminar wrote:

Jason X wrote:

First time I played taiko in an arcade sure was a way different feeling, but with the 2nd song I played I already had no problem playing Muzukashii diffs (While being able to do Inner diffs with keyboard)

If you really wanna be good at the arcade/with a taiko controller (tatacon) then you'd have to buy one and use it on a regular. If you'd only use it like once per month it wouldn't be worth it I guess.

Pro/con of a tatacon:
(Some I can think of and my personal opinion, other opinions might vary)
Pro:
- It looks really cool if someone is actually good with it.
- Not too many players here use a drum controller, so you sure would be unique in a way.

Con:
- If you got thin walls chance is you'll annoy someone with the volume of playing (hitting the drum controller).
- You'll have to learn to full-alt most patterns, or else you won't really progress past Muzukashii diffs, especially starting to hit follow-up patterns (often 1/4 patterns) with the off-hand is a thing you'd need to get used to in that case.


As for the Futsuu/Muzukashii maps, have you looked at TBT yet? Might be something there that interests you

hi since this post i've actually started doing oni difficulty on osu, and i can do oni/muzikashii on Taiko no Tatsujin: RHythm Festival.
Ofc, with the game i got the drum. Its the official Nintendo switch Hori drum, and it sure is loud
it does look cool tho when you do crazy patterns, insanely hard to get calibration right
I think it will be worth it when i go to the arcade to play

Q: have you modded your tatacon yet?
trust me. it's not just something that you can do, but something you have to do.

luminar wrote:

Hi, i just started playing taiko, what are some tips to learn easier, like looking in the middle of the screen (still mastering that)
also, do i need a tatacon drum if i want to impress people at arcades? if you use a keyboard and then suddenly use drum at taiko arcade is it possible that you can still read notes and do patterns properly
I use kddk layout hyrbid alt btw
if its easier (or not easier) with a drum can you tell me the pros and cons of kbd vs drum
also some futsuu/muzukashii maps if its possible?

Thankyou in advance