I think some people also did not read everything, because in the beginning I clearly said that it also depends on hardware, some keyboards have delay and some only tiny.
If keyboard is very sensitive, it means even if you click right on the beat, it clicks earlier, like mine. I mostly have to use -10 and -15ms offset.
^Edit: What I mean with if you click right on the beat it clicks earlier is that, it's very common amongst players who has used standard keyboards to click the button almost/all the way down to activate it.
If keyboard is average then you might not have to change offset so much.
And I am NOT forcing you anything, do not blame me for putting up tips. And please think well before you post(like the thing about that it's rather the song that could be timed incorrectly than you click in wrong timing).
Any how, I already listed a few factors that affects your accuracy:
- Keyboard delay
- Song timed incorrectly
- Your skin's hitsound could have delays
- Soundcard issue where it's not made for listening to music and messes up
... or you're just generally bad when it's about clicking to the rhythm. (practice makes perfect!)
If keyboard is very sensitive, it means even if you click right on the beat, it clicks earlier, like mine. I mostly have to use -10 and -15ms offset.
^Edit: What I mean with if you click right on the beat it clicks earlier is that, it's very common amongst players who has used standard keyboards to click the button almost/all the way down to activate it.
If keyboard is average then you might not have to change offset so much.
And I am NOT forcing you anything, do not blame me for putting up tips. And please think well before you post(like the thing about that it's rather the song that could be timed incorrectly than you click in wrong timing).
Any how, I already listed a few factors that affects your accuracy:
- Keyboard delay
- Song timed incorrectly
- Your skin's hitsound could have delays
- Soundcard issue where it's not made for listening to music and messes up
... or you're just generally bad when it's about clicking to the rhythm. (practice makes perfect!)