Faster Memo

[CubeLord]

So im learning M2/Old Pochmann. I want a memory method that can allow me to memorize in 45 seconds or less. It also should not require me to memorize many pictures.
This method should also allow to do the entire solve (including memorization) in sub 2.


Also anybody know the way Ville Sepanen memorizes.

 

[aronpm]

Would you like fries with that?

Read the memory method thread. You'll find what you want.

 

[afrizal]

letter is the best.

 

[Cubenovice]

visual BH with fries

 

[Tyjet66]

So you don't want story/journey/roman room methods, go for letters or visual. Main thing here is practice!

 

[tim]

Read the memory method thread. You'll find what you want.

That's 531 posts full of unstructured information. No one wants to read it.

letter is the best.

How do you define "best"? And "letter" is not even a memo method btw.

Main thing here is practice!

This.

 

[CubeLord]

what's visual BH

 

[cisco]

a joke

or... just memorize it (w/o method) and solve it (freestyle)

 

[RyanReese09]

That's 531 posts full of unstructured information. No one wants to read it.

It's certainly interesting to read, I read through all of it ~ 1 month ago.

If you don't want many images needed, just use a letter pair list, and that way you can memorize edges easy. I use roman rooms, I use locations in my room to memo. Each location has 2 images interacting. In one location, using a letter pair list, you can memorize 4 edges in that one spot, using only 2 images created in that one location. So you'd only need 3 locations, give or take, for edges, and I'd use auditory for corners, allows for sub10 memo with a lot of practice.

It's also great for multi.

 

[Zane_C]

what's visual BH

BH is an efficient solving method, which is not what your asking for:
Auditory pairs for edges are popular; that is group two letters together to form a single word/sound and just repeat it to yourself until you've memorised all the pairs.
Corners can be done visually, but a lot of people use letter for these too. However, if you're going to use letters for the corners too - you may want to make coherent sentences for the edges as it might get a little confusing. The quotes below have nothing to do with this paragraph.

allows for sub10 memo with a lot of practice.

I'm sure you can do a lot of things with "a lot of practice".
EDIT: It appears you meant sub-10 corner memo, sub-5 is doable.

It's also great for multi.

I very much agree with this, under the assumption you ditch auditory corners and memorise the same as the edges.