So i recently read that there is a technique where a person lifts his arm from the resting position on the keyboard and uses his arm to tap a key. I tried this method yesterday and I can say that I like it a lot however, i have questions on this topic:
1. What are actually the benefits of this technique (Considering i am not going to tense up my finger to tap like crazy, because that is pointless when you have two fingers to stream TBH), does it lower fatigue? does it increase tapping speed? does it increase accuracy?
2. How does one quickly transition from single tap to alternation for triplets and streams without missing something, will it come with time as i get used to the technique?
3. How high do you lift your arm and then tap? 1, 5 ,10 cm?
EDIT: I do not think i am going back to finger tapping, because arm tapping just has a sort of godly feedback, it feels like i am actually hitting something rather than tapping a micro laptop key with no resistance.
1. What are actually the benefits of this technique (Considering i am not going to tense up my finger to tap like crazy, because that is pointless when you have two fingers to stream TBH), does it lower fatigue? does it increase tapping speed? does it increase accuracy?
2. How does one quickly transition from single tap to alternation for triplets and streams without missing something, will it come with time as i get used to the technique?
3. How high do you lift your arm and then tap? 1, 5 ,10 cm?
EDIT: I do not think i am going back to finger tapping, because arm tapping just has a sort of godly feedback, it feels like i am actually hitting something rather than tapping a micro laptop key with no resistance.