Hands slippery

[133754UC3]

Re: Hands slippery

I very rarely slip, and it only really happens on songs that have fast and long streams.

Where I run into hand problems is on sections that go from a very fast roll/burst etc, (something that I have to play as a jump trill as fast as I can) and then go directly into a stream. After I get through the burst my fingers 'freeze up', and it's really hard for me to go back to hitting each note separately.

This only really happens on parts where I actually have to trill as fast as I possibly can, though.

[ScaryArrows..]

Re: Hands slippery

I remember with my older keyboard when I would play it would VERY SLOWLY move up on my desk and eventually start to slip under the part of the desk where the monitor stands and I would either:

a)Wait for a break to bring it back to Its normal spot.

b)Deal with it =/

[UnkownMan]

Re: Hands slippery

It hasn't happened to me. I just choke during a run and mess up my combo. Not fun, no.

[TheSaxRunner05]

Re: Hands slippery

I don't slip often, but mainly I just miss stuff when its too fast for me to do.
Sometimes I'll get a random average or miss for realizing too late that there was an arrow there, or just losing focus.

[benguino]

Re: Hands slippery

I occasionally slip when doing long and fast trills. =/

[carlin]

Re: Hands slippery

Playing spread helps. I used to slip when I was single handed but having every key to a finger really helps.

[Zageron]

Re: Hands slippery

It's better to slip when playing one handed.
Patters can get really hard to hit with a finger on each individual note. So sliding around is more accurate.

[megamon88]

Re: Hands slippery

I remember with my older keyboard when I would play it would VERY SLOWLY move up on my desk and eventually start to slip under the part of the desk where the monitor stands and I would either:

a)Wait for a break to bring it back to Its normal spot.

b)Deal with it =/

Story of my life D: