I noticed for beatmaps around 100bpm, it's just in the break range where pressing sixteenth notes alternating is a little difficult because of controlling your fingers, but single tapping kinda hard. What would you guys use?
ezZenithPhantasm wrote:
1600 notes per minute :^)Riince wrote:
lol yeah singletapping 100bpm 1/16 notes is just 'kinda' hard
Erasome wrote:
OOPS OOPS OOPS I meant eighths, I'm such noob
Yes, anyone can singletap the equivalent of 200bpm streaming :^)Riince wrote:
thats ez singletap for most, just practice it.
whopscheezstik wrote:
Erasome wrote:
OOPS OOPS OOPS I meant eighths, I'm such noobYes, anyone can singletap the equivalent of 200bpm streaming :^)Riince wrote:
thats ez singletap for most, just practice it.
I think alternating is better but... its your call.Kheldragar wrote:
Reiwai terrorism has some good singletapping.
but you didn't answer it eitherbuny wrote:
i like how nobody has answered ops question
Yes, alternate streams, and single tap 1/2 notes
Eigths in 100bpm is equivalent to singletapping 1/2 in 100bpm which is equivalent to singletapping 1/1 in 200bpm.cheezstik wrote:
Erasome wrote:
OOPS OOPS OOPS I meant eighths, I'm such noobYes, anyone can singletap the equivalent of 200bpm streaming :^)Riince wrote:
thats ez singletap for most, just practice it.
osu!'s fault.B1rd wrote:
brining musical principles into this just confuses thing.
ZenithPhantasm wrote:
1600 notes per minute :^)Riince wrote:
lol yeah singletapping 100bpm 1/16 notes is just 'kinda' hard
Actually, at least in Switzerland, musical theory is part of standard education.RaneFire wrote:
Fewer people playing this game have any experience with musical theory, so tough luck trying to change that.
OP was asking about sexteenths at 100bpm which is 1/4ths in osu! language which is singletapping 200bpm or streaming 100bpm.Riince wrote:
what
Then why is it that your previous post got it wrong until after I posted a correction and you edited yours?Saphirshroom wrote:
Actually, at least in Switzerland, musical theory is part of standard education.RaneFire wrote:
Fewer people playing this game have any experience with musical theory, so tough luck trying to change that.
Because my counting is freaking horrible and I thought that streaming was eights and not sixteenths.GhostFrog wrote:
Then why is it that your previous post got it wrong until after I posted a correction and you edited yours?
Well, we are playing osu here, and even if we were all educated swiss, it'd make more sense to use osu's system when talking about osu.Saphirshroom wrote:
Actually, at least in Switzerland, musical theory is part of standard education.RaneFire wrote:
Fewer people playing this game have any experience with musical theory, so tough luck trying to change that.OP was asking about sexteenths at 100bpm which is 1/4ths in osu! language which is singletapping 200bpm or streaming 100bpm.Riince wrote:
what
My "at least in Switzerland" was meant to come across as "I don't know about other countries" rather than "Switzerland is awesome". Dunno which way you took it, but just to clarify.cheezstik wrote:
and even if we were all educated swiss
Ok no haha I didn't mean to imply that you were on a high horse (even though others might see it that way) but let me rephrase that: even if we were all musically educated***Saphirshroom wrote:
My "at least in Switzerland" was meant to come across as "I don't know about other countries" rather than "Switzerland is awesome". Dunno which way you took it, but just to clarify.cheezstik wrote:
and even if we were all educated swiss
Can you elaborate on how Osu!'s system is different from common music theory? Afaik tracks are mapped with 4/4ths usually which results in a certain bpm. Whenever you use the timing setup you try to figure out the metre in 4ths. You get a certain number eventually which is your bpm of the map.cheezstik wrote:
Well, we are playing osu here, and even if we were all educated swiss, it'd make more sense to use osu's system when talking about osu.