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Default controls for mouse are this:
Mouse moves the big wheel left and right, you move the mouse to "catch" the right colour notes. You can flick the mouse left/right for the "spins", the game is quite forgiving with these flicks.
Left click to tap notes (bigger rectangle ones)
right click to hit purple line beats
The game can be played entirely on a mouse however I pair it with the keyboard:
Space (by default) to do the purple beat notes
A and D on keyboard to do spins instantly without having to mouse-flick
All of the controls can be rebound to any button or key you want. You could play it so a gamepad left/right flicks the wheel, and a analog stick rotates it smoothly. The game is incredibly accessible and really any control method that you think would work better for you, will likely work for the game.
ty. sold. at least enough to try out.