How does anyone do jumpsteps?

[EzExZeRo7497]

Re: How does anyone do jumpsteps?

start off slow and work your way up

This so much.

I used to be so disproportionately bad at JS compared to stream (I could do 270 BPM stream at the time but can't even pass Toph's One More Lovely, which is 200 BPM JS), so I just practiced on slower jumpstream stuff then worked my way up to harder jumpstream files.

Etude For A Dragon would be a pretty good starter file for jumpstream yes, so you might want to start with that.

[Untimely Friction]

Re: How does anyone do jumpsteps?

tbh I don't even know how I hit upper-level jumpstream and handstream. Like I'll finish a song and think, "wtf did I just do and how did I do it?"

Point is, I guess, you just need to attribute it to muscle memory so you can like zone out and still FC that shit.

This too which is why practise practise practise is such a big deal, practise builds this muscle memory, and whether you practise JS or not one day you may find that "Oh look now I can JS ?_?" That's what happened to me

[Garquillex]

Re: How does anyone do jumpsteps?

Firestorm can be useful for learning smaller bursts of it. Some of the patterns in that song can be really awkward though

I kinda ignored js of any type until I was playing low 60s and then focused on it. It was much less hard after that

[shenjoku]

Re: How does anyone do jumpsteps?

Firestorm can be useful for learning smaller bursts of it. Some of the patterns in that song can be really awkward though

I kinda ignored js of any type until I was playing low 60s and then focused on it. It was much less hard after that

That's about where I am now. I can do a lot of 64s fairly well but if it has jumpstreams like 150 BPM or faster then I just flail because I can't read it or something x.x Slowly getting better at it I think but it's frustrating =/