It seems like I'm only focusing on the music and not on the approach circle, is this a bad habit ?
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How do I get better at reading ?
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At your current level yes.
At first you have to learn to focus on approach circles, that helps you when song tempo changes and you are hearing that song for the first time, later you learn what is better to focus on (on higher AR).
At first you have to learn to focus on approach circles, that helps you when song tempo changes and you are hearing that song for the first time, later you learn what is better to focus on (on higher AR).
Not bad habit
But you know what is bad habit? Not doing your research before asking anything.
But you know what is bad habit? Not doing your research before asking anything.
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You know what else is a bad habit? Replying to these kind of posts :\N0thingSpecial wrote:
Not bad habit
But you know what is bad habit? Not doing your research before asking anything.
at least our post count is happy
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Play however you want
I don't understand people's reactions. This is a good question, and it's a good habit to ask these kinds of questions while learning. Trying to find out what conscious decisions to make in order to get better is a good thing--especially early on. : o
To answer the question: Eventually you want to learn to stop reading the approach circle. It's more efficient to read based on the order in which the circles appear by listening to the rhythm. I call this latter method of reading conductor-reading in order to distinguish it from AC reading ("approach circle reading").
At first, you probably need to start learning AC reading because the first maps you'll play are really hard to read with conductor-reading. Once you start playing AR 8 to AR 9 maps, your brain will start conductor-reading more and more and AC-read less and less. If you want to hurry the process of breaking the habit of AC reading, you can play with the HD mod. You can't AC-read with HD because, well, the AC isn't there.
To answer the question: Eventually you want to learn to stop reading the approach circle. It's more efficient to read based on the order in which the circles appear by listening to the rhythm. I call this latter method of reading conductor-reading in order to distinguish it from AC reading ("approach circle reading").
At first, you probably need to start learning AC reading because the first maps you'll play are really hard to read with conductor-reading. Once you start playing AR 8 to AR 9 maps, your brain will start conductor-reading more and more and AC-read less and less. If you want to hurry the process of breaking the habit of AC reading, you can play with the HD mod. You can't AC-read with HD because, well, the AC isn't there.
Yea except I did the same by doing research not effortlessly asking for help every time I hit a wall of some sort. Even if I did ask questions it was set up in a way that invite helpful discussion and not memes.Mio Winter wrote:
I don't understand people's reactions. This is a good question, and it's a good habit to ask these kinds of questions while learning. Trying to find out what conscious decisions to make in order to get better is a good thing--especially early on. : o
Unconditionally helping others sometimes isn't helping.
send memes pleaseN0thingSpecial wrote:
Yea except I did the same by doing research not effortlessly asking for help every time I hit a wall of some sort. Even if I did ask questions it was set up in a way that invite helpful discussion and not memes.Mio Winter wrote:
I don't understand people's reactions. This is a good question, and it's a good habit to ask these kinds of questions while learning. Trying to find out what conscious decisions to make in order to get better is a good thing--especially early on. : o
Unconditionally helping others sometimes isn't helping.
NutDeva wrote:
send memes please
you focus on the music with your ears and read with your eyes so why not do both? xd