42684 pattern

[1ll-egal]

What's the best way to do it?

[Bahamut-X]

RE: 42684 pattern

Hit the arrows in that order.

[dancingmaniac3]

Re: RE: 42684 pattern

Hit the arrows in that order.

you have no idea how much that made me laugh.

[emccky]

RE: Re: RE: 42684 pattern

It's a crossover.. If you play 4 finger it's no problem.. Index I used to do left finger for left, right finger down, right finger right, left finger up, then left finger left. I played weird, I know.

[Reach]

Re: RE: 42684 pattern

Hit the arrows in that order.

you have no idea how much that made me laugh.

yea, oh man, i just cracked up so hard

[igotrhythm]

RE: Re: RE: 42684 pattern

I think he meant on a pad.

The best way I can think of is to spin. Left on 4, right on 2, left on 6 (crossover), then pivot on your left and hit 8 with your right, then go back to 4 with your left.

Of course, what good is my word around here? >_<

[dancingmaniac3]

Re: RE: 42684 pattern

Hit the arrows in that order.

you have no idea how much that made me laugh.

yea, oh man, i just cracked up so hard

I know me too. I wasn't expecting that. lol. good stuff.

[dAnceguy117]

RE: Re: RE: 42684 pattern

As long as you can set yourself up for it, the best way is hit 4 with your right, 2 with your left, 6 with your right, 8 with your left, and 4 with your right. You will have to start and end with a crossover though, so you have to either already be positioned or have enough time to set up for it.

If not, then either a spin (igotrythm's post), which I think is the most fun, or, there is another way that will work decently. 4 with your left, 2 with your right, 6 with your left, completing the first normal crossover. To hit the 8, change the way you're turning (turn counterclockwise to hit this one) and hit 8 with your right, and then 4 with your left. It's hard to get used to and it feels weird, but sometimes it's easier than doing a spin.

And then there's always double stepping. It's not a good habit to get into, but for songs like Daikenkai, the ability to double step is a necessity. 4 with left, 2 with right, 6 with right, 8 with left, 4 with left.

It all depends on how fast the song is and what is before and after (but mostly before) the 42684.

[bluff911]

RE: Re: RE: 42684 pattern

[quote]Reach wrote:
dancingmaniac3 wrote:
Bahamut-X wrote:
Hit the arrows in that order.


you have no idea how much that made me laugh.


yea, oh man, i just cracked up so hard


I know me too. I wasn't expecting that. lol. good stuff.

i dont even know how to quote lol that was way funny

[Neonatrias]

Re: RE: Re: RE: 42684 pattern

It's not a good habit to get into, but for songs like Daikenkai, the ability to double step is a necessity.

A good bit of Daikenkai can be completed using really weird spin patterns. However, you're right. Double-stepping -- Or shuffling, as it's also known -- can get to be a problem if you get too used to it. It hinders a lot of style while you're playing and, in my opinion, takes away from the experience sometimes.

[pntballa18]

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: 42684 pattern

Run around in a circle.

[ckj846]

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: 42684 pattern

Slide your feet along the pad. You can hit all the arrows and look like an idiot at the same time... But it is accurate and gets the job done.
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