Keys 11

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11key

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Overview

• The 11-key layout combines elements of both the 5-key and 7-key layouts.
• Since it supports both styles, you can switch between 5-key and 7-key modes depending on the situation.
• A major feature is the ability to create dynamic expressions through "right-hand movement" (where the right hand handles the 5-key section [arrow keys] and the right side of the 7-key layout [J, K, L]),
  as well as "left-hand movement" or "cross movement" (where the left hand handles both the 5-key section and the right side of the 7-key layout).

Note: About Mov Levels

• On some sites, such as difficulty charts, symbols ranging from A to G are listed separately from the difficulty rating.
  These are called “Mov Levels” and indicate the hand movement and Alt components inherent in finger-movement-type keys, distinct from the overall difficulty.
  They are not dependent on the chart’s difficulty but focus on whether finger-movement-type key techniques are required.

Specifications

• Minimum width: 650px
• Step spacing: 55px

Key Patterns

• The CW Edition supports 11L, 11i and 12key alternate modes.

Pattern	Default Key Config (Ja/En)	Keyboard Map
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