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Even for a rhythm trainer it is disappointing because you're forced to tap at a set interval, not what the notes are actually saying. And forget double-tapping
by Sapsap 11y ago
Even for a rhythm trainer it is disappointing because you're forced to tap at a set interval, not what the notes are actually saying. And forget double-tapping when there are two notes on a single interval -- that just plays two intervals!
Thumbs down from a lifelong DDRer and casual pianist.
Though idank's comment is nice to see!
- kaoD 11y ago> Even for a rhythm trainer it is disappointing because you're forced to tap at a set interval, not what the notes are actually saying. As far as I can tell, you're wrong. You're supposed to tap at the same rhythm as the distance between the notes conveys. Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 16 - Allegro makes it very obvious. Satie's Gymnopédie No. 1 makes it obvious too since you have to hold the key.