Strokes and Metronome

[Vicioso]

Hi,

I really want to thank all the authors of webteases for their imagination : really good job : it's not so easy to create one !
I've got a question about the metronome and stroking. In lot's of webtease there is no indication about the movement for each beat. One beat represent a up or down movement OR up and down one ? I know; it's maybe a silly question but it's not the same frenquency of movement in each case. Could you light me about that ?

Thanks ^^

[Nezhul]

I think it's up to the author. But I think it's ment to be full stroke more often.

[les]

I think it's up to the author. But I think it's meant to be full stroke more often.

So you are say one full stroke is up and down?

ihave noticed that the metronome has two different notes so perhaps one note for up the other for down

then you could be doing up, up, down,up
and various different styles

les

[Nezhul]

yes, up and down... It's not a full stroke to just go up...

[slavejack]

For me, one beat is a full up-down stroke, unless stated otherwise by the auther.

I think that the differant sound you are hearing signifies a new measure. If it is four beats to a measure then every fourth beat has a differant sound.

I have seen some that use differant pitched sounds to signify light or hard strokes.

I, personally, enjoy the teases with a metronome!

[Vicioso]

Thanks for your replies, me too i enjoy metronome tease ^^

[Nezhul]

in my version there's also two sounds. 3 of 1 kind, then 1 for another (every 4th). That's done for easyer counting (because metronome is not for stroking - it's us perverts who use it otherwise.

[Vicioso]

perverts increase their musical skills ^^

[les]

Imagine a metronome that slurps


les