This is an awesome resource, Marqqq! Really hoping you can make more of these videos since it'd help so many other players like myself create a game plan for these intimidating charts.
Just started learning this yesterday and figured I'd share my findings so far with you! For the part you're talking around 3:47 - as soon as you hit the LR jump if you do a count to 7 it comes in perfectly on beat 8. Alternatively, you can hit the LR jump AS the 1-count and come in on beat 9.
@@marqqqddr No problem! To clarify since I missed this in my original comment as well - the bpm you're counting at is the one the up arrow comes in on, not the one you hit the LR jump on.
Really cool video!! It's great to listen to your insights into these charts (especially the janky bits) For the weird gimpy down arrow freeze + steps at 5:40 I hit it with my right foot and end up just kind of bouncing on the rest as though they were jumps. I think your method is too galaxy brain for me though 🤣
This kind of just occured to me while watching, but I have an idea for the one-foot part. After hitting the left with your left foot, slide your left foot to hit the down, then you can bracket the left and down freeze arrow while hitting the up with your right. I don't know how well that will work in practice, though.
@@marqqqddr Wait are you counting the beats during the stop? Cuz starting with the blue note that starts in the section you highlighted in red it looks to be 13 arrows which is prolly what I shoulda called em lmaoo. I've been tryna make my own number system but could never figure out the set of notes before the stops start EDIT: nvm I see what you're talkin about now with 19, I've been tryna count every individual stop with numbers and completely missed the part where you said "you should just learn this part"
@@Hopecaster Yeah sounds like you figured it out lol. It definitely takes a few watches I can imagine for most people. But yeah, I had to get creative or I was never going to PFC this lol.
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This is an awesome resource, Marqqq!
Really hoping you can make more of these videos since it'd help so many other players like myself create a game plan for these intimidating charts.
Thanks! If any one has any recommendations that'd be cool. I had a fun time making this tutorial.
Just started learning this yesterday and figured I'd share my findings so far with you! For the part you're talking around 3:47 - as soon as you hit the LR jump if you do a count to 7 it comes in perfectly on beat 8. Alternatively, you can hit the LR jump AS the 1-count and come in on beat 9.
That's probably good advice, I'm gonna try the 9 count technique next time I play this. Thanks for your feedback vivalamoo!
@@marqqqddr No problem!
To clarify since I missed this in my original comment as well - the bpm you're counting at is the one the up arrow comes in on, not the one you hit the LR jump on.
@@vivalamoochicken Yeah, I think that's what makes it so hard lol. It goes from 115 to 200 which is awkward.
Really cool video!! It's great to listen to your insights into these charts (especially the janky bits)
For the weird gimpy down arrow freeze + steps at 5:40 I hit it with my right foot and end up just kind of bouncing on the rest as though they were jumps. I think your method is too galaxy brain for me though 🤣
This kind of just occured to me while watching, but I have an idea for the one-foot part. After hitting the left with your left foot, slide your left foot to hit the down, then you can bracket the left and down freeze arrow while hitting the up with your right. I don't know how well that will work in practice, though.
The way I count the stop before the speedup is when the jump lands, I count to 8!
Thank you Marqqq!
Are there 13 notes before the 68565232?
19!
@@marqqqddr Wait are you counting the beats during the stop? Cuz starting with the blue note that starts in the section you highlighted in red it looks to be 13 arrows which is prolly what I shoulda called em lmaoo. I've been tryna make my own number system but could never figure out the set of notes before the stops start
EDIT: nvm I see what you're talkin about now with 19, I've been tryna count every individual stop with numbers and completely missed the part where you said "you should just learn this part"
@@Hopecaster Yeah sounds like you figured it out lol. It definitely takes a few watches I can imagine for most people. But yeah, I had to get creative or I was never going to PFC this lol.