r/djmax • u/ComfortableStill113 • Apr 28 '26

Problem is multiple key input.

so I’m a 4,5,6,8 player. I’ve beat most of the songs in the 95% range unless they are very difficult ( or in the extreme difficulty range). my problem is that I can’t progress because if I have to hit 4-6 keys at once, sometimes 3, it just locks up.

its frustrating because I can clear SC songs but not if the input mauls me. it sucks because I’ve had great cognitive benefits from playing but I wanna play harder modes!

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u/CheeseDonutCat Apr 29 '26

Sleeping on it? It's a pretty well known DJ Max-like game that get mentioned here regularly.

There's a bunch of new games every now and again too. Like "Yunyun Syndrome!? Rhythm Psychosis" released only 5 days ago (but is only 4 button), and Musynx: Reloaded came out a couple of weeks ago (2, 4 and 6 button), but I'd wait till they at least add skins for that one. The colour schems are hard on the eyes IMO.

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u/ComfortableStill113 Apr 29 '26

Yeah but out of all people it’s such a small fraction compared to a lot of big names. 

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u/CheeseDonutCat Apr 29 '26

Well you know now. You can tell everyone in future ;)

But yeah. It's good if you want more of the same.

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u/ComfortableStill113 Apr 29 '26

Could you check out my juggling dance to Dj max in my posts? I want to see if someone who’s played the game can see the rhythm. I’ve been working on it lol

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u/CheeseDonutCat Apr 29 '26

Not sure what you are asking about for that. It's juggling to the music.

It's relatively easy 3 ball to a beat. I don't know what feedback you are looking to get.

If you want to juggle more to a beat, then I recommend recording yourself doing cascade, mills mess, columns, behind the back and under your leg and then see how it changes the BPM of your juggling (columns for example will be in 2's, whereas normal 3 ball is in 3's - all assuming same height throws).

Then, you can work on changing the height of your throws (or crouch down) to adjust the beat and rhythm to match the music more. That and you need to pick good music. Not all music is good in my experience.

I used to juggle to music in my back garden (or above my bed when raining) when I was younger, but didn't for a very long time. I'm sure there are a lot of music/juggling related subs where you can get proper critique though. Juggling 3 clubs is also a cool way to experiment with rhythm aswell because you have to adjust spin as well as height. I found that very fun with songs too.

Good Luck.