UPSB v4
Advanced Tricks / Notation for the Flush Sonic
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Date: Sun, Aug 12 2012 23:07:06
In FPSB, I had the problem to breakwdown all the Joshin's combo due to those pass really hard with the current notation. Finally and thanks to Tache, we discovered that they are a variation of the flush sonic. How make them? All these variations are pretty easy to perform, but they need a new intermediate slot to be understood. For exemple, the original flush sonic 23-23 is now Flush Sonic 23-14-23. Now, the flush sonic made with the Thumb like Joshin [video=youtube;ZE200wmRpGI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZE200wmRpGI[/video] This is a Flush Sonic 23-T3-12 with the new notation. The old notation (without the intermediate slot) is Sonic 23-13 > Fingerswitch 13-T3 > Pass T3-T1 > Charge T1 0.5 which is way more difficult for a simple trick like this. Joshin makes this variation of the Flush Sonic : [video=youtube;9SjNWxbOgU0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SjNWxbOgU0[/video] It's a Flush Sonic 23-T3-T2 (1.0) with the new notation. The (1.0) is added when the Flush sonic is made with only 1 spin of charge (instead of 1.5 for a regular flush sonic). In addition, (1.0) induces that the reception slot is TX (X for 1,2,3,4). You can also make a (2.0) Flush sonic ( ex : Flush sonic 34-T4-T3-12 (2.0) , in the video below). A little video from Tache (thanks Tache ^^) sums up the new notation, and a video of Joshin now easy to breakdown with this notation. [video=youtube;l8G9mF5Ay-0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=l8G9mF5Ay-0[/video] Once again, this "Joshin" Flush sonic is really easy to do. It's a new projet in FPSB, and the new notation can be improved, but currently it's the best notation we found.
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Date: Mon, Aug 13 2012 01:32:33
this is actually a good point. but what if someone did flush sonic 34-t4-23. is that still a flushed sonic? because the intermediate slot is no longer 2 fingers apart.
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Date: Mon, Aug 13 2012 11:38:15
Kyoflow wrote: this is actually a good point. but what if someone did flush sonic 34-t4-23. is that still a flushed sonic? because the intermediate slot is no longer 2 fingers apart.
that's same as the more conventional flush sonic 34-14-23, just replacing index with thumb in the 34-t4-23 one -
Date: Mon, Aug 13 2012 14:48:22
Imo a flushsonics are not flushsonics if they include the thumb. The only sonic that uses the thumb is the tipped one. So use tipped flush sonic notation.
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Date: Mon, Aug 13 2012 20:49:53
Tipped flush sonic is wrong because a tipped sonic is when the mod doesn't make a round of charge. It's doesn't mean it's a sonic T2-T1 or something like that. With this notation, the flush sonic is extented to the other slot, and the fratleym flush sonic and key3 flush sonic are included as : frat flush sonic = flush sonic 23-14-23 key3 flush sonic = flush sonic 34-14-12 (1.0) imo this notation is really easier to understand all the variations of the flush sonic.