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What speed do we actually tap at?

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geesegoose45
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Joined March 2021
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geesegoose45
What I mean by this is, for example, if you were to consistently stream a solid 200bpm, your fingers obviously aren't tapping at that bpm. If you find a video of a 200bpm metronome, it sounds just way too low. So what do they tap at?
I've always been curious about this because I've just never known how to tell what bpm I'm actually tapping at. I can say I'm streaming 200bpm, and I understand what that means in terms of osu!, but, out of curiosity, I just want to know what speed I'm actually streaming at.
The true A
103 posts
Joined May 2021
The true A
i might be COMPLETELY wrong cause I have no idea how mapping actually works but i think most maps are mapped in 1/3rd so 200bpm streams are actually 600bpm (you are allowed to bully me if this is wrong)
WitherMite
1,599 posts
Joined August 2019
WitherMite

The true A wrote:

i might be COMPLETELY wrong cause I have no idea how mapping actually works but i think most maps are mapped in 1/3rd so 200bpm streams are actually 600bpm (you are allowed to bully me if this is wrong)
1/2, with streams being 1/4, not 1/3 which is for triplet rhythms or swing songs

200bpm streaming is tapping 800 times a minute
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Rezq Gokou
1,396 posts
Joined April 2022
Rezq Gokou

geesegoose45 wrote:

What I mean by this is, for example, if you were to consistently stream a solid 200bpm, your fingers obviously aren't tapping at that bpm. If you find a video of a 200bpm metronome, it sounds just way too low. So what do they tap at?
I've always been curious about this because I've just never known how to tell what bpm I'm actually tapping at. I can say I'm streaming 200bpm, and I understand what that means in terms of osu!, but, out of curiosity, I just want to know what speed I'm actually streaming at.
metronome usually tick 4/4 but streams use 1/4
anaxii
15,000 posts
Joined December 2022
anaxii

Rezq wrote:

geesegoose45 wrote:

What I mean by this is, for example, if you were to consistently stream a solid 200bpm, your fingers obviously aren't tapping at that bpm. If you find a video of a 200bpm metronome, it sounds just way too low. So what do they tap at?
I've always been curious about this because I've just never known how to tell what bpm I'm actually tapping at. I can say I'm streaming 200bpm, and I understand what that means in terms of osu!, but, out of curiosity, I just want to know what speed I'm actually streaming at.
metronome usually tick 4/4 but streams use 1/4
But 1/3 is not actually streaming if the metronome is 1/4
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