I sometimes play 4k in weird ways, training pinky/ringfinger or playing with one hand to strengthen specific fingersBonzomi wrote:
try 4K using only one hand
Bonzomi wrote:
Well you could always try 4K/7k using only one hand. You can only play easier beatmaps though.
For the 7k layout I do this:
S D F
Z X C V
Though my right hand is still dominant, it can tap keys faster and I thought my left hand was an all around inferior despite all the practice but weirdly enough I can pull off some patterns with my left hand better than my right one oh wow.
You should try playing with physical restrictions or play other rhythm games like O2Mania where there's a mirror mode and you'll know how it feels to have your left hand do the other's job or vice versa.
-Hazelnut wrote:
If you keep playing more, it will eventually balance out.
(your left hand will work more automatically to adjust the balance between your left and right hand)
All these tips are useful, but so is playing some really hard maps.[FX] AEM wrote:
as apro4k player
"Press a bit Heavier" is a solution for you.
it makes you feel more accurately, do not play any high BPM songs, around 120-160 would be fine (depends on your wall). Another one is press a JACK pattern, also makes you press each key more accurately.
when you reach higher skills, from my experienced, if you press really really fast (250+bpm stream (or exceeds your wall.)) your accuracy will lose. Also at this rate, your LN skill(LN walls or noodles) is gonna lose, because your fingers are unable to concentrate, once you press a LN your fingers should "bounce off" by themselves. UNLESS you keep practicing, you will get better results.