One Hand vs. Two Hands

[Spiritsnare]

I play two-handed right side turntable, ordinarily. Playing one-handed is hell for me, and thus makes Doubles play insanely difficult

[Twilight2DX]

Yea I play one handed and do parts that are easy one hand

[Zer0 the Wraith]

I've tried both acctually.

Unfortunetly the hardest song that I can pass one handed is a level four song.

my playing style started off very awkward, I never played with my thumbs and I did this until I could eventually beat bad boy bass 7K. I didn't go anywhere for the longest time and when I finally got ninth I switched it up and started using my right thumb during gameplay. I can beat love shine 7K because of it.

[Max_10th]

play one hand is hard for me

[Shud]

Just to add to the pianist advantage conversation:

I think the biggest hurdle for any individual when starting IIDX, is button placement and note reading. These two things have nothing to do with playing the piano (well, note reading, but in a completely different sense), and so I suspect, at least initially, most players would start at a fairly even level. However, once these IIDXentricities have been handled even slightly, then I'd say the pianist has the edge. I've been playing the piano since I was around 6 years old, and I play two handed. I've played one handed maybe 20ish times (as in 20 songs), and I can pass level 6 7key songs. I've been playing IIDX for around 8 months.

I dunno, I could be wrong, maybe thats not even a quick learning curve for one hand, but I suspect it is. And if I didn't have strong fingers and wrists, there's no way in hell I'd be passing those songs one handed. Which = piano.

I'm not sure what I'm talking about anymore, or what my point was .... so ummmmm...

Ciao

[Trip Machina]

I have some piano experience as well, but it didn't give me any advantage in IIDX one handed play. I had to go through hell to just get "kinda good" at one handed play. The piano experience didn't help me anything pertaining to IIDX.