What are the mainstream 4x4x4 methods?

[nicjsb]

I was trying to learn Chris Hardwick's more advanced method for the 4x4x4, but I didn't quite understand some of it (regarding 2-chain edges)

What other 4x4x4 methods are there? Links would be great

 

[Hadley4000]

Centers, edges, 3x3x3.

 

[cpt.Justice]

Check out the tutorials on BIGcubes.com

 

[Erik]

Why is this post in the speedcubing section?

 

[DavidWoner]

Why is this post in the speedcubing section?

they didnt think a 4x4 counted as "beginner." its an easy mistake to make.

i would say that you should start by learning single edge pairing, then after about a week or two of using it(however long it takes you to get comfortable) go back and try double edge pairing.

 

[genwin]

I first used Arnauds 5x5 guide and adapoted it to the 4x4 but the pre set-up moves makes the solve longer.. then i found the video on bigcubes that i somehow never paid attention to.. i'm having a hard time preserving the 2 solved dedges on the Back E slice like what he said on the video... once or twice in a solve, i mess it up and try to restore those 2(i'm losing time there)... ..any tips??

nevermind, i got it... time to practice...

 

[rachmaninovian]

now I solve 4x4 like this: yellow + white centres, ortega the corners, top and bottom edges, then turn solved face to R and L, solve DF and DB edges, then UF and UB edges using a single alg. then switch centres with commutators. sad..I just cant understand redux. so centres last i guess? but i got a 1:34 average of 5 and best of 1:15. so i guess i'm not changing..