Re: How to get better at FFR
Well, the most common way, and the only way I know of (without key-mapping) is index playing. You take your right hand, and place your index finger on the up (^) arrow, with your middle finger on the right (>) arrow. You then take your left hand, and place your left index finger on the bottom (V) arrow, and you place your left middle finger, and place it on the left (<) arrow.
If it doesn't feel right, you can either continue playing that way until you get used to it, or continue playing one handed, and just practice. If you aren't that good a first, switching your playing style may not always help. But, it's easier (for most) to play two handed.
If all else fails, you can try playing spread. There are a few key-mapping programs out there, and I'm pretty sure at least one of them is stickied in a thread. Here is the stickied thread, with the most popular key-mapping program. There is a much simpler and more effective version, which I have, but I cannot find it at the moment. I'll post it once I do.
Hope this helps. =)
EDIT:: Found it
If it doesn't feel right, you can either continue playing that way until you get used to it, or continue playing one handed, and just practice. If you aren't that good a first, switching your playing style may not always help. But, it's easier (for most) to play two handed.
If all else fails, you can try playing spread. There are a few key-mapping programs out there, and I'm pretty sure at least one of them is stickied in a thread. Here is the stickied thread, with the most popular key-mapping program. There is a much simpler and more effective version, which I have, but I cannot find it at the moment. I'll post it once I do.
Hope this helps. =)
EDIT:: Found it
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