davidsevenfold wrote:

DoctorM wrote:

davidsevenfold wrote:don't you mean "original"

Can't I be both?

just this once

Thanx for the permission.

davidsevenfold wrote:

DoctorM wrote:

weirdpeople wrote:rock band 3 does this :P
you can turn it off they call it pitch correction and it sounds like your auto-tuned

Really? Dang, and here I thought I was a genius.

don't you mean "original"

Can't I be both?

weirdpeople wrote:rock band 3 does this :P
you can turn it off they call it pitch correction and it sounds like your auto-tuned

Really? Dang, and here I thought I was a genius.

I've been thinking that the person on vocals has the toughest job. I mean the guitar is plastic with 5 keys, and the game makes you sound like you rock. For anyone singing, if they aren't a good singer, that's it, the difficulty isn't scaled the same way. From what I understand (and I'm probably wro...

Oh, he means the first post... yup, the screenshots are gone.

Ambiguity wrote:

DoctorM wrote:So, random notes as fast as I can... is that with strumming as well or just fretting like a HOPO?

With strumming.

I guess people weren't breaking the guitars fast enough.

Of course it's a Big Rock Ending. Dude, the objective is to play the greater amount of notes you're able to, and, in order to score the points you'll collect when playing the notes (that you may play randomly), you must hit correctly the last note (or chord) that comes after it. This is a feature t...

I've been slowly working my way through the different packages (GHI, GHII, etc.). I just came across something, I don't even know what to call it, let alone how to play it. It looks like all 5-notes as solid ribbons for a long period of time, and a percentage counter comes up above it. What is this?...

khcat wrote:

Metallicaholic666 wrote:isn't it?
i LOVE the cat notes btw.

yay someone who agrees with me XD lol

It's Frets on Fire. It's Wack-A-Mole with cats. It's Wack-Fret-Cats-On-Fire.

You can try using a less complex theme like the Megalight or Uberlight that come with FoFiX.
I would also try increasing the buffersize. That can directly effect stuttering issues. (If you do raise the buffer you may need to adjust the A/V delay.).

Metallicaholic666 wrote:

DoctorM wrote:

lolops30 wrote:hey, i downloaded and enabled the 3d notes on my rock band theme, but now they look really ugly

can u help me?

Did you try the advice on the above post just above yours?

you just proved your point about what you said you would do a few posts back!

It's nice to be right.

lolops30 wrote:hey, i downloaded and enabled the 3d notes on my rock band theme, but now they look really ugly

can u help me?

Did you try the advice on the above post just above yours?

As I was playing my way into more difficult songs on higher difficulty levels, I notice that a lot of my note hits were slightly late to late. Since I had adjusted my buffer size to 4096, I figured that the A/V delay needed tweaking. I now keep the delay around 200 +/- 25ms, but one thing troubles m...

Actually, I finally gave up and went back to 3.120. In addition to the problem in the first post, I had some strange crashes with v3.121 py2.5 (that I didn't get with py2.6). It would crash to a black screen, send CPU utilization to 100% and make it damn impossible to stop. Even had it happen once f...

Try using the py2.4 version. Both versions are supposed to leak memory but py2.6 seems to be worse for many people.