Congrats on the LTEK! I have one as well and it's treated me well for just shy of 4 years now. They're great for the price! Not sure if this is up your alley, but I found some great guides on how to build a bar out of simple materials you can get at Home Depot. I built one for mine about 2 weeks ago, and so far it's been holding up to the abuse of me playing DDR 15s-16s on it, and I am not a lightweight person by any means. :)
Thank You! really enjoying it so far! and yes please let me know where to find this guide because i’m using a chair and almost fell with the chair already on a level 14 so I can’t imagine anything higher LOL
@@DietDietRevolution I think RUclips keeps deleting my comment because I'm trying to paste a link into it. If you google search "Building a bar for my L-Tek pad - Roujo's Personal Site", there's a result with that same name. That's the guide I used to build my bar. :) The only difference I did was I used an 18" pipe to go across the bar instead of a 24" one so that the dimensions are closer to the arcade bar.
If you press F6 twice during a song you can adjust the global offset. It will automatically adjust the offset as you step to the music. You can also check your TV settings if it has a 'gamemode' for less lag
I did the F6 thing when I connected it to a monitor and that worked like a charm thank you! is there a way to fine tune that if I think it needs a minor adjustment?
My recommendation is for you to use shoes dedicated for DDR so you don’t get as much dirty inside the pad as you would with street shoes. If you’re not already doing that.
no I have not, i’ve never done anything like that because i’ve always played on my laptop so it was always synced just fine so I don’t even know how to do that 😂 but I was just testing out the pad really I won’t be playing with this “setup” again so there’s no need to change any settings as of now
Congrats on the LTEK! I have one as well and it's treated me well for just shy of 4 years now. They're great for the price!
Not sure if this is up your alley, but I found some great guides on how to build a bar out of simple materials you can get at Home Depot. I built one for mine about 2 weeks ago, and so far it's been holding up to the abuse of me playing DDR 15s-16s on it, and I am not a lightweight person by any means. :)
Thank You! really enjoying it so far! and yes please let me know where to find this guide because i’m using a chair and almost fell with the chair already on a level 14 so I can’t imagine anything higher LOL
@@DietDietRevolution I think RUclips keeps deleting my comment because I'm trying to paste a link into it. If you google search "Building a bar for my L-Tek pad - Roujo's Personal Site", there's a result with that same name. That's the guide I used to build my bar. :) The only difference I did was I used an 18" pipe to go across the bar instead of a 24" one so that the dimensions are closer to the arcade bar.
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If you press F6 twice during a song you can adjust the global offset. It will automatically adjust the offset as you step to the music. You can also check your TV settings if it has a 'gamemode' for less lag
I did the F6 thing when I connected it to a monitor and that worked like a charm thank you! is there a way to fine tune that if I think it needs a minor adjustment?
@@DietDietRevolution No prob!
And yea there is!
Options - Graphics/Sound options - scroll down to Global Offset and you can change the number manually
My recommendation is for you to use shoes dedicated for DDR so you don’t get as much dirty inside the pad as you would with street shoes. If you’re not already doing that.
that’s actually genius wow
Have you tried adjusting the offset for the delay?
no I have not, i’ve never done anything like that because i’ve always played on my laptop so it was always synced just fine so I don’t even know how to do that 😂 but I was just testing out the pad really I won’t be playing with this “setup” again so there’s no need to change any settings as of now