used to full alt everything, now i full alt, single+alt or single tap, depends on my mood. doesnt matter which one i pick my acc is trash tier ^^
Thats the main reason Im considering learning how to single tap. Im so bad at streamingDm1321 wrote:
I prefer full-alt over Single Tapping, but I often singletap to increase streaming speed / stamina.
I don't think that singletapping helps streaming abilities. But really it's whatever. Single-tapping or full-alt. You could learn singletapping because it probably won't affect your alternation ability, so just try to learn it.LtBeanSniffer wrote:
Thats the main reason Im considering learning how to single tap. Im so bad at streamingDm1321 wrote:
I prefer full-alt over Single Tapping, but I often singletap to increase streaming speed / stamina.
It may sound strange but I have heard this from quite a few people at this point. I'm still kinda unsure of it but I figure there must be some reason that so most people single tap.TheBurningFlame wrote:
I don't think that singletapping helps streaming abilities. But really it's whatever. Single-tapping or full-alt. You could learn singletapping because it probably won't affect your alternation ability, so just try to learn it.
Yeah, maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. Based on my experiences though, it doesn't seem like it does for me. My singletap speeds are WAY slower than my stream speeds, and increasing my singletap speeds just doesn't really affect my stream speeds. Maybe it's different for me idkLtBeanSniffer wrote:
It may sound strange but I have heard this from quite a few people at this point. I'm still kinda unsure of it but I figure there must be some reason that so most people single tap.TheBurningFlame wrote:
I don't think that singletapping helps streaming abilities. But really it's whatever. Single-tapping or full-alt. You could learn singletapping because it probably won't affect your alternation ability, so just try to learn it.
Single tapping high BPM feels like it made me gain some stamina and stream a bit faster, even more so when I did it with my non dominant finger. That may be just me though. Overall, I mostly mix single tap and full-alt after I originally learned to single tap.TheBurningFlame wrote:
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Yeah, maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. Based on my experiences though, it doesn't seem like it does for me. My singletap speeds are WAY slower than my stream speeds, and increasing my singletap speeds just doesn't really affect my stream speeds. Maybe it's different for me idk
Because there are an innumerable amount of threads about single-tapping vs alternating. For the older community threads like these are almost cringe worthy, since it's been discussed and asked countless times.LtBeanSniffer wrote:
It may sound strange but I have heard this from quite a few people at this point. I'm still kinda unsure of it but I figure there must be some reason that so most people single tap.TheBurningFlame wrote:
I don't think that singletapping helps streaming abilities. But really it's whatever. Single-tapping or full-alt. You could learn singletapping because it probably won't affect your alternation ability, so just try to learn it.
yes,ZenithPhantasm wrote:
So halfalternate is best?Bauxe wrote:
Learn to use both at suitable times. That is the best way.
It may a bit difficult, but the brain is adaptable, single tappers should be able to full alternate if they put in enough effort.winber1 wrote:
Also the fact that very few have really been able to truly switch from single-tapping to full alternate comfortably, whereas many alternaters have quite easily switched to single-tapping without much problem, strengthening the fact that single-tapping is generally more natural.
That's just not fair though.Drezi wrote:
I'm a pianist
Except with guitar, how fast you can downstroke doesn't translate to how fast you can tremolo pick, whereas on osu a fast single tapper will probably be a fast streamer and vice versa. Downstroke only is good for metal palm mute sound, or if it's what you prefer - just cos you can downstroke fast doesn't mean you will tremolo pick faster.Klockwerk wrote:
I full-alt.
Singletapping reminds me of only down-strumming on guitar when I started. Was always treated as more of a bad habit and improper form except when looking for certain sounds. I'll have the occasional time where I do a set of quick singles to the tune of a drum rudiment, but that's about it (LLRR, RRLLR, etc)
Single tapping is a completely different movement pattern than streaming, I find it strange how everyone seems to agree that getting better at singletapping trains your streaming ability too.cheezstik wrote:
Except with guitar, how fast you can downstroke doesn't translate to how fast you can tremolo pick, whereas on osu a fast single tapper will probably be a fast streamer and vice versa.
ye you dont get any better at streaming by singletapping, only by streaming. i guess if you practiced finger only singletapping by keeping your wrist as still as possible and switched up the finger you did it with.. maybe? why wouldnt you just practice streaming instead though at that point.Drezi wrote:
Single tapping is a completely different movement pattern than streaming, I find it strange how everyone seems to agree that getting better at singletapping trains your streaming ability too.cheezstik wrote:
Except with guitar, how fast you can downstroke doesn't translate to how fast you can tremolo pick, whereas on osu a fast single tapper will probably be a fast streamer and vice versa.
Drezi wrote:
Single tapping is a completely different movement pattern than streaming, I find it strange how everyone seems to agree that getting better at singletapping trains your streaming ability too.
I just realised my embed video link didn't work in my last post, I'll just put the url in this time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nr_A3fO5lIQRiince wrote:
ye you dont get any better at streaming by singletapping, only by streaming. i guess if you practiced finger only singletapping by keeping your wrist as still as possible and switched up the finger you did it with.. maybe? why wouldnt you just practice streaming instead though at that point.
^koromo wrote:
I'm most likely one of the extremely rare cases of people who used to single tap but switched to alternating. It just feels more natural than single tapping for some reason, can't see myself going back.
It's just a play style, plenty of people full alt.
Wrong on both counts.cheezstik wrote:
Except with guitar, how fast you can downstroke doesn't translate to how fast you can tremolo pick, whereas on osu a fast single tapper will probably be a fast streamer and vice versa.
halfalternateI call it three-speed. Makes more sense to me.
I play guitar, tremolo picking was simple and I could literally do it on time accurately within my first week, despite bing slow overall. It's just a vibrating motion while actual controlled picking, downstroke or alternate, is actual picking. And as i linked before, doomsday, one of the best streamers having insane single tap speeds. Same goes for dragonhuman, rrtyui, cookiezi, and WWW, dont think it's coincidence.NarrillNezzurh wrote:
Wrong on both counts.cheezstik wrote:
Except with guitar, how fast you can downstroke doesn't translate to how fast you can tremolo pick, whereas on osu a fast single tapper will probably be a fast streamer and vice versa.