GUITAR HERO WORLD TOUR PC CUSTOM SONGS PRO

For me, when I tried playing a beat with the metronome and heard the beat later my brain wanted to adjust to play so that the beat I heard myself play was on beat with the metronome. Instead of being close enough together so as not to matter, it's all spread apart. The metronome clicks, then you hear it, then you play, then you hear what you played. What's the big deal? Well, it makes it tough to play, especially with a metronome. Some setups will be worse, but there will always be some delay. You play something and it takes whatever that delay time is for you to hear it or see it as something having been played. Thus, when generating music, the same is true. In this above explanation, it is implicit that there /is/ delay between the gamer and the game. That's why you calibrate by pressing a button when you hear something or see something: the game can figure out how much delay is between the song being played and shown and your senses. The lag (in ms) you calibrate out is the time it takes between when the game generates the audio and visual cues for you to hit a note and when it actually receives the input that says you hit that note. You know that stuff you calibrate out when setting up the game? Well, it's a little different when you are actually trying to play something.

GUITAR HERO WORLD TOUR PC CUSTOM SONGS PRO

It's no Pro Tools, but it's workable.ДЇor us, there is a bit of a fatal flaw: lag. There are a lot of options for types of sounds and it's actually pretty flexible as far as building and editing songs goes. But it's tedious and you really need to care about building songs with it to enjoy this aspect of the game. It's a cool idea and you can definitely build songs with it. This was another place Neversoft had an opportunity to make something really beyond anything else.

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