How much memo can you n-pass?

[abunickabhi]

My statistics is the following:

1. 1 pass: 6 Letter Quads
2. 2 pass: 10 Letter Quads
3. 3 pass: 23 Letter Quads
4. 4 pass: 100 Letter Quads
5. 5 pass: ?

 

[An Animating Cuber]

I read the last part of the title before the first and thought this was about something very different

 

[Spencer131]

What does n-pass mean? I could be wrong, but I assume it means the amount you can memorize with n passes.

How is it possible to do infinite?

 

[fes_77]

Wait what does this mean sorry am very dumb

 

[artless1der]

I read the last part of the title before the first and thought this was about something very different

"Can you n-pass how much memo"?​

Hey, thats nacho cheese...

 

[abunickabhi]

What does n-pass mean? I could be wrong, but I assume it means the amount you can memorize with n passes.

How is it possible to do infinite?

my bad, infinite memo is not possible with 5 passes.

I edited my post.

 

[bldcuber314]

Idk if this is what you mean, but I typically one-pass on 3BLD, so I guess about 10 letter pairs for one-passing. I haven't really tried anything higher, since I don't try to limit passes during multi.

 

[abunickabhi]

Idk if this is what you mean, but I typically one-pass on 3BLD, so I guess about 10 letter pairs for one-passing. I haven't really tried anything higher, since I don't try to limit passes during multi.

3BLD is always one pass above the beginner's level.

In multi, how many times do you revisit each cube?

 

[abunickabhi]

I think 2-pass of 50 cubes deserve some serious thinking to see if it is possible.

A few cubers are already capable of doing 3-pass with good accuracy. I guess 2-pass should also be possible to save a bit of time on the memorization. I recall that Shivam has tried 48 cubes 2-pass MBLD attempts several times at home, it was comfortable to hold the memo in 2 passes but the accuracy dropped to around 60% iirc.

 

[abunickabhi]

My statistics is the following:

1. 1 pass: 6 Letter Quads
2. 2 pass: 10 Letter Quads
3. 3 pass: 23 Letter Quads
4. 4 pass: 100 Letter Quads
5. 5 pass: ?

In terms of number of cubes, I feel with some practice this is the current limit by a top BLDer,

1 pass: 4 cubes
2 pass: 10 cubes
3 pass: 50 cubes (Rowe did it)
4 pass: 75 cubes
5 pass: 300 cubes (Graham did it)