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lanecover works just fine with songs 31+ here's an example: ua-cam.com/video/5uqLorY4AnQ/v-deo.htmlsi=oV2a50JPTWUEt18X&t=46

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@@Fasku cheese and onion diluted with water and drink it to make sure when your swimming through the sun and your pet jerry catches a cold you should always carry a teaspoon of the water because he hates star trek.

ok dielan

To go back to a "slower" notespeed you would most probably need to use lane cover (as that is what i am using in the footage). Realistically speaking you shouldn't need to go back to a "slower" notespeed, the main reason why you increase notespeed is you realize that the notes become more readable as compared to looking at a mountain of notes. The idea of lane cover is that it's comparable as notespeed, given that the notes are in a smaller space (the notes approach at the same time) here is a comparison between lane cover and using notespeed. I'm realistically playing at a higher scroll speed but in a smaller space ua-cam.com/video/98jj7Pzwjl4/v-deo.htmlsi=-sOK5LbUS1G8B0gA&t=95 to setup lane cover ua-cam.com/video/eUWQyvSAh_c/v-deo.html **in all honesty, you don't need to use lane cover but this the answer to gain a "slower" note speed**

@@Fasku I play on 80 note speed and it’s quite over the top. I’m trying to get better on 71 na but my timing is awful. I’ve been using lane cover but it’s not improving it when I don’t use it

@@krab4473 If you feel like your notespeed is too high the best advice I can give is to slowly decrement your original speed. You will have to get used to the new speed but that takes time and practice. If you feel like the slower notespeed is better in some ways keep it, if not you might just have issues reading the map

@@Fasku thanks for the advice bro, you’re a goat

It's just personal preference Having task manager open allows you to setup lanecover, which covers a section of the gameplay. Thus it's supposed to make the notes more condensed which makes it easier to read (it can also allow players to manipulate: a technique that makes hitting patterns easier). Using lanecover can also help you to see everything more easily (for example, if you're hitting the notes early or late).