lolcubes wrote:

Or you can just go play 120-140 bpm maps and alternate everything for a long time. Sounds silly but this worked for me.
Also practice, alot.

kriers wrote:

I remember thinking that I could learn slow streams by learning fast streams, but it just doesn't work like that.
It's the other way around if you wish for a respectable accuracy.

ziin wrote:

stuff like shoreline is probably a bad idea. rhythms are painfully stupid.

kriers wrote:

Neruell wrote:

a good sense of rhythm helps A LOT.

this.
Even if you suck at streams, you can still use your sense of rythm to force it over to your fingers if you actually listen to the hitsounds

Zelmarked wrote:

I find it fairly easy. I have to play it a couple times to get down the tempo, and then it comes natural. I just play in my head "da da da da da da da da", like a metronome, to help time my s/d. Sometimes I'll bob my head left and right to physically replicate a metronome.

Neruell wrote:

Nothing against anyone, but in osu! accuracy doesn't matter if you can't keep the combo. So people who get a fc even with spamming and low accuracy > top accuracy but 1 or 2 misses. So basically speed > accuracy. Can't stream low bpm, do it like cookiezi and play with dt. xD

Neruell wrote:

Nothing against anyone, but in osu! accuracy doesn't matter if you can't keep the combo. So people who get a fc even with spamming and low accuracy > top accuracy but 1 or 2 misses. So basically speed > accuracy. Can't stream low bpm, do it like cookiezi and play with dt. xD

-Kamui- wrote:

Otherwise i offers that for you : http://osu.ppy.sh/s/27754

lolcubes wrote:

You can also try this map here: http://osu.ppy.sh/b/65417.
Or MENDES, although that one is more about stamina rather than low bpm.

Also try to avoid low OD (7 and under) maps if you want to train your accuracy on, because they give you too much of "free space" where you can be wrong in clicking and still get 300s. Lixaxil is a good example of that problem. But it's not a bad thing to start training on I suppose.

Neruell wrote:

I would consider myself as more or less good in low bpm streams but I actually never had any special practice for it. In opposite I always went for as fast as I can.

kriers wrote:

ziin wrote:

stuff like shoreline is probably a bad idea. rhythms are painfully stupid.

there is nothing wrong with the rythm in shoreline why does it make sense to me?

Sander-Don wrote:

Maybe you should try tap and x. Works better for me. :3

lolcubes wrote:

I used http://osu.ppy.sh/b/43582 though. It's mapped like 130bpm and it's insanely hard to get awesome accuracy on. The streams aren't long, but if you can hold 99+ accuracy here, streaming low bpm won't be that hard anymore, atleast it wasn't for me.

ragelewa wrote:

Just pointing one thing out in here, most of the people who can stream low bpm well are people who had weak fingers and couldn't play faster streams when they begun playing.

Salvage wrote:

ragelewa wrote:

Just pointing one thing out in here, most of the people who can stream low bpm well are people who had weak fingers and couldn't play faster streams when they begun playing.

I'm not part of that most then, i've been allways good at streams and sucked at jumps from the very beginning .. low bpm or semi high bpm (i can't do high high like the new almagest one)



and i also didn't have any training on it i guess, unless i played a lot Hards and semi insanes for a lot of time with hidden .. maybe i got good that way but it surelly wasn't on porpouse

ragelewa wrote:

well shit, this thread makes me feel bad about myself. I had to spend 8 months practicing 25h a day without any break days to get my stream accuracy.

MMzz wrote:

Sander-Don wrote:

Maybe you should try tap and x. Works better for me. :3

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