i don’t quite like jacks

[@nabedesu7708]

Coming from arcaea player..thats technically a trills not jacks but once u can play it its actually pretty nice to do

[@strxwb3rrysdump]

aren’t trills left right left right

[@nabedesu7708]

@strxwb3rrysdump yeah even if the position and pattern of the notes are different the concept of tapping it is still the same

[@strxwb3rrysdump]

@@nabedesu7708 eh but how else do you differentiate between trills and these then cuz i can do trills

[@nabedesu7708]

​@@strxwb3rrysdumpbcs of the rhythm. Generally when it comes to trills u will most likely tap with left and right hand when there is a 4 notes in a beat. A song consists of beat per minute (bpm). Im not that of musician but im guessing the song is around 200bpm. If i were to give an example, 2 notes in 1 beat (1/2) sounds like 0:10 and u can use one hand per notes. 3 notes in 1 beat (1/3) sounds like 0:16. 4 notes in 1 beat (1/4) sounds like 0:18 and this applies to 3 burst note and trills pattern in most of this chart where u usually use 2 hand to tap instead. Sorry for my bad explanation bcs i only know how to play rhythm game but cant explain well how it works kekw

[@thewhitewhale5405]

​Some players would call it a train or tateren when the notes are all stacked but you have to hit it with alternating hands. It looks the same as a jack pattern, but the difference would be in how it's intended to be hit (one finger tapping repeatedly vs. alternating hands)