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Notes :

- 0:32 : When one use their dominant hand they can maintain better accuracy at the trade off of the other hand not helping it. In this section, I made sure each 3-note sets starts on my dominant hand. I also like to repeat my dominant hand for the following notes if it is not too many to keep the beat better.

- 0:47 : I prefer using my dominant hand (right) for both circle and square note consecutively. It can get confusing if you try to use shoulder button of the other side.

- 1:07 : From this point onwards, try to reset to your dominant hand as often as you can. I did for every 3-note sets, and some notes that follows it. I even keep hitting the 4 squares at 1:16 all with my dominant hand's index finger, but that was me panicking a bit not wanting to lose my max score run there.

- 1:24 : At the end is your final test of this technique. If you start this 7-notes 16th stream with your dominant hand, the odd amount of notes (7) means you will end with your dominant hand. It is recommended to do the up arrow that comes after also with your dominant hand, and then also start the next stream (9 notes this time, but still odd number, so you will again ends with your dominant hand) with the same finger. This way, you ended up pressing the same finger 3 times in a row, a little bit tiring, but it is desirable for many players because you can feel the consistency and repeatable actions.

- 1:28 : Same dominant hand technique applied one last time, but there is a lone circle note after the arrow, so you'll ended up using the same finger 4 times in a row rather than 3. (You can see me using the red side 4 times in that gap.) Remember to do the last 16th stream with downward buttons so you can hit the arrow at the end.