@@CarlosVasquez-oj9pt Where's your location ? Depending on that, you might consider Etsy, Kriscables, Keebmaker or other options

I honestly preffer mx switches. I tried choc, they weren't that bad, but they were just not for me. I'll try with lighter choc switches later on.

​@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116 Agreed, this is the reason I got a corne to begin with. I started with the ZSA Voyager with choc browns, pretty shit (switches, not board). Swapped them out for choc reds, marginally better but still shit. After 6 months I determined that I don't like the lack of travel; the input and travel I get from MX switches is 100% necessary for my typing satisfaction. Really ended up enjoying the split aspect of the Voyager though thus I built a corne :P

I just use the standard, lower and raise layer, I havent played with the system that Ben Vallack did. I got used to the layout, but I haven't changed it all that much ever since.

on a normal keyboard you use shift for those symbols so that's basically the same thing as a layer 😂

I do disagree, but to each their opinion. Just keep in mind that this was 21 days using a split keyboard. Some time has passed, and I am just as fast on these punctuations on a split keyboard, if not faster, that on my laptop.

They just display keystrokes and the logo of the corne. It just looks prettier in my opinion, though it can drain the battery faster if you're on a wireless version.

Well, I didn't know that shortcut to be honest, now I do. Thanks !

I bought mine on Denshi Electronics, but you can find it on Etsy as well (without switches and keycaps, but fully soldered). Most manufactureurs are from Spain, France or the US.

KeebMaker has one right now for 15% off and super great quality! I recommend getting the wired version though as RGB kills the wireless battery in a day or so

Sometimes, it does output capital letters when I am rolling, but it's very rare nowadays. When I had lower tapping term delay(150 to 200ms), I used to have a lot of issues with the pinkys especially, and the shift didn't fire quickly enough. So I brought back my dedicated shifts. And used home row mods only for programming, or keyboard shortcuts. 250 to 300 ms is the sweet spot for me so far.

it's in the description : speedtyper.dev

I haven't tried it myself, it's really good, but I wouldn't use it personally, because I feel like it would make me unable to type effectively again on any other keyboard be it split or stagger, especially since I type in at least 3 languages. Or just maybe because I am afan of the old fashioned way to type as a hobby.

Like this, I use this across all my split keyboards : github.com/tokyramarozaka/crkbd-corne-v3-keymap

Same, same. Altough I'd be happy too with 150 WPM on normal Monkeytype 60s too.

@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116 I want 100wpm on 10k (120wpm on 10k would be perfect).

One of my friends actually did submit these, and the 1K one. But yes, maybe should add in more words yes.

It has built-in RGB control, you can change the effect, the hue (meaning you could move the rainbow colorway left or right...I like violet-pink-blue the best on mine). You can assign it to a button using QMK.

Sure thing. I'll let you know here in a bit, still have a long day of work today. Probably going to make a video about it too to explain some choices.

@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116 thanks, I will be waiting. Have a good day! 👍

@@stepan_rybalka hey, just got done with the repo, and was in a rush to put up the keymap. But here it is : github.com/tokyramarozaka/crkbd-corne-v3-keymap

The video should come up in a few days, just been insanely busy running two jobs.

@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116 thanks, for sharing that. I will use your layouts. Did you think to try Colemak DH instead of Query?

You can actually buy this for around 140 euros. Definitely not cheap, but yes I really like the keyboard, typing feels like art at times when I'm in a good mood.

@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116 if you can solder its like 50

@@ShrimpyTodger I actually thought about that. But with all the RGB underglow it's definitely not the easiest to begin soldering with. But I plan on learning soon too on a board like the ferris or the chocofi.

@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116Can you buy this pre-built? I really like this but don’t know anything about building keyboards.

@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116 Hey, where could I buy it for this cheap in Europe(since you mentioned euros)?

it's speedtyper.dev

Just watched it, pretty good for a day 2, reminds me of nitro type... Waiting for some playable release, although, I do think nowadays, you should have innovative ideas so that players keep on playing, like : tutor mode, trying out alternative layouts, team racing 3 vs 3 etc. Keep it up

@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116 Thanks 😁, Yeah it is inspired by nitro type and other typing games, i want to add different game modes :)

I tried both Engram and APTv3 actually, and enjoyed mostly APT, Engram felt sort of good too. A few reasons on why I stick to MTGAP : 1) Multi-Language purposes : I type in 3 languages every day, in most frequent order : English, French and Malagasy. This means that I do care where Z, V and Q are. Z was a big No-no for me on Engram. 2) With Engram, I disliked the punctuation placement : I loved how logical it was, but didn't enjoy coding with them as far as I have tried, might not be so true anymore on a column stagger, but I haven't tried Engram for 2 years now. 3) 3 years of MTGAP and speed : after 2 years of layout hopping, I just decided to commit to MTGAP to focus on speed and accuracy. I couldn't really find a layout that would have make significant increase in comfort so I set out to stick with one layout. 4) Central colum usage Vs bottom row preference : I really avoided as much as possible bottom row usage on ring and pinkies, especially the left. I had a few pains in my pinkies from using them so much so I rather use my index fingers more, though I agree K on MTGAP is something I wish was elsewhere (QWERTY'S Y). I used to angle cheat to hit Z with middle finger on staggered keyboards. Come thinking of it, maybe I'll try again Engram now that I switched to column stagger and chage the location of Z, I have my backspace there.

a2116 Excellent, great to hear your experience across different layouts over time! It's always a tricky balance to strike between index and pinky finger usage, and especially difficult to adopt a position that's suitable for punctuation/symbols as well. Column-staggered keyboard definitely helps in this regard.

ouuuh, I tried it and yes, it is much more ergonomic than I initially thought. Now time to overwrite the muscle memory I have been building the past few days

i assume you had it on a thumb. the standard right corner is close enough you don't make a hand move like on staggered keyb. the only benefit to having backspace on the thumb cluster is making it future-proof in case you move to an even _smoler_ keyb in the future. in any case, it doesn't matter where the backspace is @ 100% acc : )@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116

I actually tried that layout, lol, was quite weird.

Thanks for watching 😁more videos are coming

Thanks !

haha, yeah, gotta love Boba U4Ts, but I was lazy lubing all of it so most of the punctuations and numbers are not lubed.

nice, they are pretty common I think. I will get those on my corne split keyboard in a month or so as well.

Thanks a lot ✊well, I actually have 2 new keyboards on the way, as well as a few video ideas.

@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116 can't wait bro, ill stay tuned in.

Your wish is processing, going to have one on January.

Honestly, I just felt they were very similar. I haven't reached higher speeds to tell, but for me Canary felt like MTGAP with a few improvements.

Agreed, i actually lubed it in my newer video, totally worth it indeed. Waiting for my lube order to lube the whole thing as I ran out of it.

@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116 ima go check it out

Yes, I would reccomend it actually, I have been wanting to try other layouts as well over the last two years... But I ended up always getting back to MTGAP. As for those awkwards redirects, there are a few on MTGAP that you should look out for : ion, being the most notorious one, as in the word "opinion" (ewasaes on QWERTY), but there aren't that many... YOU is very easy on MTGAP : QER in QWERTY. There are also a few minor inconveniences like : GL ('i), WR(:P), AU (FR). You have the equivalent of those in QWERTY in parethesis, but these are very minor bigrams that didn't make much of a difference to me. However, I would recommend you change the location of the single-quote key to be under QWERTY's C. Reaching out for the usual single-quote is pretty annoying, and is, according to its own author not optimal. After many mods, I simply took the 30 keys version, and swapped / and ' and I think it's safe to say, I won't be moving away from MTGAP anytime soon. I tried Canary, APT, Semimak, but still, I preffer MTGAP, I miss its rolls. The only layout I would consider switching for is APT. But it's so similar to MTGAP anyways.

hahahaha, ça alors ! Je suis suivi de partout on dirait.

There's only a thin foam inside, that's about it.

You're welcome, I still use it to this day.

@@tokimaheryramarozaka2116 awesome, I need it for travelling, I usually go away for 5 to 10 days max and my packing is compact and essential, Do you think it will serve ''MY'' purpose?

Not so new anymore but yes, I got that RK84 as my first real "red" switch in December.

I just use MTGAP now, I pretty much dropped all the other layouts I played with : APT, Bépo, Dvorak, Colemak, Colemak DH, Semimak, and some Azrety... I think it goes to show how much I love MTGAP over all other layouts.