A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

[jprox445]

Hello Everybody My Name is Jprox445
I am creating this thread for the sole purpose of giving newcomers a good start with some fun and easy files and gradually raising the Difficulty bar over time.

Standalone Guide RushyRulz's Official FFR Picture Dictionary lxDestinyxl's How to get better Guide

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Hello Newcomer Welcome to the insanity we call FFR!

If this is your first time here and you've made your account already, you probably want to play some songs right?

Well I am here to give you a list of fun enjoyable and easy songs for you to play to get used to the game, I will Dedicate this to songs all the way to difficulty (12)

The first thing you need to know as a newcomer, is that you need to set that speed mod!
you may have seen some replays and thought "Woah! that was really fast!"
but trust me it is a good way to start off knowing how to handle a good tempo/speed.

I Suggest that you raise your Speed mod to at least (1.5) it is a good starting speed and will make the files I list much more fun to play!
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Here are a list of songs in order from difficulty 1-12that i think would be your best bet to start!

(Easiest - 1)
-Power-
Power is the easiest song in FFR and shall prove that if you can pass this it will teach you anything is possible, it is located in (Dance) Genre

(For Beginners - 2)
-London Bridges- This is an Beginners song in FFR and shall teach you patience,endurance and consistency. It is a mere 2 minutes 21 seconds It is located in (Rock) Genre.

(Very Easy - 3)
-Lilium (Strings & Piano Remix) This is a Very easy song in FFR and shall teach you to read better as it is only 55 seconds long and has many arrows It is located in (Classical) Genre.

(Easy - 4)
-Love- A song in (misc) that will slowly introduces Jumps to your Pattern lessons.

(Standard - 5)
-Mega Man 2, DR. Wily Theme- This song is located in the infamous (Legacy) Genre, this song will teach you how to cope with the dreaded Blue Note Syndrome.

(Tricky - 6)
-Reality hits you hard bro- This song is located in the (Hip-Hop) Genre
this song will teach you to deal with flash animations in the background of some songs.

(Difficult - 7)
-Emerald Hill (MetalJonas Mix)- This one is located in the (Arcade) Genre, I chose this song specifically because it is pretty fast paced but also... It teaches you Streams and triplets

(Very Difficult - 8)
-Devotion and Desire & The Wanderer- These songs are both located in the (Rock) Genre, I simply couldn't choose! The Wanderer Teaches You Jumps and Jump Chains while Devotion and Desire Teaches you Jump Streams.

(Challenging - 9)
(Famouz & Seven) Not only are these both Amazing 9's! They will unlock Otaku Speedvibe [Heavy]!
Famous fast Paced Jump streams and mini jacks while seven teaches Jump streams and Trills, and if you Manage to AAA one of them... The token is yours! although it is not limited to just these two 9's.

Captain Murasa's Ass Anchor
Turbulence
Vertex Beta
Turn Soonest to the Sea [Oni]
Southern Cross

Skeletor
Perfect Cherry Storm
Going on Spring Wind
Club
Amen Iraq
Ambient Angels

grand Gallop Chromatique
Sparkle Downer
Frictional Nevada
Ketsarku mozgalom
Tageri
Indo no Sobaya
Across Rooftops
A quick Death
Mathsma Attack
Time to Eye

I will update this more in the near future, thanks for stopping by and happy Key Smashing!

Will Update Within Reasonable Time.

[PrawnSkunk]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

mmmm, great thread idea :J


I suggest the difficulty 4 song Love to the list. It's a short song, with a catchy melody and slowly introduces the player to hitting jumps (important!). I "love"d this song when I began FFR, as it was the staple song that slowly transitioned me into the next level of difficulty.

[Emithith]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

House Leaves -Short- was my biggest practice song evar.

[jprox445]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

House Leaves -Short- was my biggest practice song evar.

If you list the difficulty, genre and a short bio on it i'll be happy to add it

[Xx{Midnight}xX]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

Good idea Jprox but maybe even covering all the difficulties in general and even then noting songs to practice patterns, Linking to the FAQ, Linking to the picture dictionary would all be great additions to your post. Also throw a link to the standalone info in there please.

[justin_ator]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

Nice thread. I wasn't sure what to expect when I opened it, but nice job nevertheless.

[jprox445]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

Good idea Jprox but maybe even covering all the difficulties in general and even then noting songs to practice patterns, Linking to the FAQ, Linking to the picture dictionary would all be great additions to your post. Also throw a link to the standalone info in there please.

Thanks Middie :3 I was actually thinking of that but wasnt sure if I was aloud to do that

Picture dictionary was the first thing i want with this, Standalone is a good idea too since not alot of people know how to find it.

[jprox445]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

This is why we have the FAQ

"FFR Forums" Q-5, for all your organisational needs, free of charge!

Thanks Subin! <3

[PrawnSkunk]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

+ i don't know how to do spoilers someone tell me would make more space

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...and AAA, Gaussian Blur 3, CIA Rave, and most of {Rose} and {Blaze}, are all 9's which are amazing for 16th stream practice.

[MikeShinoda12345]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

Power is the easiest song in FFR and shall prove that if you can pass this it will teach you anything is possible

lolololol okay

also add Vertex Beta to VC practice songs

[jprox445]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

lolololol okay

also add Vertex Beta to VC practice songs

Added.
+ I just ment that in a metaphorical way.. you know.. to lift some spirits?

[igotrhythm]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

Wait, Forsaken Neon got bumped to 10? About damn time. 14 tps streams/trills is over the top for a 9. (Also, Shihen and Purple have streams that are about that fast.)

I'd suggest Bit Blue for 10s, as it gives you two things: Jump trills and hands, as well as more elaborate jump chains.

[benguino]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

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(take out the *) oops, subin ninja'd

...and AAA, Gaussian Blur 3, CIA Rave, and most of {Rose} and {Blaze}, are all 9's which are amazing for 16th stream practice.

A quick tip. If you want to deliberately show tags in your post or if you want to prevent certain character sequences from appearing, you can use the [noparse][/noparse] tag's.

For example, using those tag's, you would get:
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instead of:
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[sticklydude]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

Wait, Forsaken Neon got bumped to 10?

It's still a 9.

[jprox445]

Re: A beginner's Guide to FFR (Songs)

It's still a 9.

Fixed*
Thought it was a 10... just came off the top of my head >.>