Just looked it up on YouTube to make sure I know what I'm talking about. The tap parts were pretty fast and I was better off just going at it one hand because I'm also not great at tapping (but I can do a bit). But if I remember correctly, I don't think it would be good two hand tap practice for somebody who is just learning it. Mogwais wrote:It's been forever since I've played Eruption. But grinding only goes so far and just having fun while you play will make things easier than jumping into songs that you feel like you kill yourself at. It seriously seems faster/better to grind improvement song section by song section instead of song by song. Of course the intro to Gh3 TTFaF is a good one for tapping, but I used GH3 Impulse more for tap practice than ttfaf. Their songs are great for breaking down part by part and working on. They have crazy wtf parts here and there but they're not as intense as people make them out to be in my opinion. That's the stuff I used back when I was playing hard charts to make me better. Testament had some other stuff that was pretty hard too, but I personally thought it was a lot more challenging that most of the CoB stuff. But maybe some Children of Bodom? They've always been an artists who put out charts which cover a wide range of difficulties in one song. how hard they are, who they're by, genre, or anything like that. I actually don't know the songs you mentioned. but I just dunno if it would be as efficient.

You don't need something new if there's still more to work on now. If you have charts that are giving you trouble now (such as the stuff you can barely pass/almost pass) then just work on those instead.

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