Recently, I've been able trying to play 4,5-5 star maps and most of time they do have bursts and/or streams in them. The problem isn't speed as I'm able to hit all of the notes easily however I have trouble getting the speed and the timing down correctly. How do you see a burst/stream and know how fast you should tap ? Are there any tricks or does it just come down to practice and effort.
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How to get good acc on bursts/stream
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People getting ready for the news
Some are happy, some are sad
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Mhm
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It ain't so hard to do if you know how
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Whoa, oh listen to the music
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Whoa, oh listen to the music
All the time
People getting ready for the news
Some are happy, some are sad
Whoa, gotta let the music play
Mhm
What the people need is a way to make 'em smile
It ain't so hard to do if you know how
Gotta get a message, get it on through
Oh, now momma don't you ask me why
Whoa, oh listen to the music
Whoa, oh listen to the music
Whoa, oh listen to the music
All the time
That, plus be sure to use hitsounds as well to indicate if you're too early/late alongside the UR bar. If it's one of the really "clear-sounding" kiai hitsounds (for lack of a better way to phrase it) that sounds like some loud snare drums, you can easily tell if you're off or not.
A lot of it really comes down to listening to the music and going along with the rhythm, though. Don't try to rush yourself in attempting to hit them or you'll definitely be too early/late.
A lot of it really comes down to listening to the music and going along with the rhythm, though. Don't try to rush yourself in attempting to hit them or you'll definitely be too early/late.
Closely listen to the rhythm and pay attention to the BPM. After that it's a process of fine tuning your speed and timing.
Make sure you get decent at hitting triples on 3* maps accurately first before trying to play bursts and streams on higher star rating maps.
It all kinda comes with practice, you won't get thoughts of "how fast/slow should I tap" later on, it'll be somewhat natural.
It all kinda comes with practice, you won't get thoughts of "how fast/slow should I tap" later on, it'll be somewhat natural.
The BPM is your best friend.
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But how do you learn to play a certain BPM?I AM VERY SMART wrote:
The BPM is your best friend.
By playing only that certain bpmIntoxified wrote:
But how do you learn to play a certain BPM?I AM VERY SMART wrote:
The BPM is your best friend.
Pretty much. If you aren't good enough to practice that bpm then play easier bpms until you can handle your target bpm.kujubuo wrote:
By playing only that certain bpmIntoxified wrote:
But how do you learn to play a certain BPM?I AM VERY SMART wrote:
The BPM is your best friend.
play the bpms you want to get comfortable at, and you'll get comfortable at them.
like I can stream 180bpm, 200bpm, 220bpm, and 240bpm comfy but not 190bpm, 210bpm, and 230bpm. and that's because I dont play 190-210-230bpm maps much.
like I can stream 180bpm, 200bpm, 220bpm, and 240bpm comfy but not 190bpm, 210bpm, and 230bpm. and that's because I dont play 190-210-230bpm maps much.