Do you even alternate?pandaBee wrote:
The hardest part of alternating is doing single taps.
yes maamHK_ wrote:
Do you even alternate?pandaBee wrote:
The hardest part of alternating is doing single taps.
Are you 200% sure?pandaBee wrote:
yes sir
for the past half yearHK_ wrote:
Are you 200% sure?pandaBee wrote:
yes sir
They are for me because I can either slow stream them relaxed which is very hard, or stiff finger tap them without the benefit of using my wrist which is also hard esp compared to singletapping with your wristHK_ wrote:
And you think that singles are hardest when alternating? Please explain.
what is the differenceUnderscore_ wrote:
The way most people alternate, including Azer, has no benefits.
Alternating like SapphireGhost does, though.
truepandaBee wrote:
The hardest part of alternating is doing single taps.
cuz habitschaee wrote:
Why would alternating be a bad thing? Ez streams, ez stacks. Alternating on single taps is just stupid imo, why would you do that to yourself ;w;
I barely alternated and I don't seem to have problems with singles so it's probably only you but maybe because of my weird playstylepandaBee wrote:
They are for me because I can either slow stream them relaxed which is very hard, or stiff finger tap them without the benefit of using my wrist which is also hard esp compared to singletapping with your wristHK_ wrote:
And you think that singles are hardest when alternating? Please explain.
so if i single tap single notes i'm playing with mixed style.. sounds opRedPanda wrote:
if you have problems with full time alternating, you cant alternate simple
Try alternating a high bpm map with a lot of single taps. It's like stiff tapping through a low bpm stream alternating. Not easy imo. I can stream at bpms much higher than I can sustain a stiff alternating single tap.CptBlackBird wrote:
I barely alternated and I don't seem to have problems with singles so it's probably only you but maybe because of my weird playstyle
Because I enjoy challenging myself and it helps me practice finger control more often. I might switch to single tap one day if I reach bpms that are too high for me to alternate at but that won't be for a very long time.HK_ wrote:
Why not just singletap then?
Then good luck with that. I think that you should settle with just one because why bother with both?pandaBee wrote:
Because I enjoy challenging myself and it helps me practice finger control more often. I might switch to single tap one day if I reach bpms that are too high for me to alternate at but that won't be for a very long time.
I'm thinking that when I'm playing at higher bpms I could alternate through bursts/streams and single tap my way through singletaps.
I am sticking to one. Doesnt mean I shouldnt consider other possibilities though. I think most non alts do zxz zxz instwad of zxz xzx. Might be wrong here.HK_ wrote:
Then good luck with that. I think that you should settle with just one because why bother with both?pandaBee wrote:
Because I enjoy challenging myself and it helps me practice finger control more often. I might switch to single tap one day if I reach bpms that are too high for me to alternate at but that won't be for a very long time.
I'm thinking that when I'm playing at higher bpms I could alternate through bursts/streams and single tap my way through singletaps.
But doesnt everyone who singletapps do that?
No, pretty much all of my 10m+ hits are from alternating low BPM.Kradfiz wrote:
My playstyle is always alternate, even in slow singles. Is this weird?
I do what senpai does ^_^Khelly wrote:
I alternate sliders.
Same. I'm still in the process. learning what finger to start a burst with is not an option. You have to learn to be able to start it with either one which is not easy.HK_ wrote:
I actually had to learn this.pandaBee wrote:
able to start on either finger.
