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Post by asskickulater on Nov 13, 2010 17:00:52 GMT
heres something I would love to see in PS, when you select an instrument, have different guitar parts you can choose from
Lead guitar
Rythem Guitar
Mixed Guitar
the mixed is what I normally chart, but it would be cool to be able to chart a lead only, then a rythem only, and then the mixed which combines the best parts of both.
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Post by ambiguity on Nov 23, 2010 5:27:07 GMT
Yeah, I kinda miss the old GH days when the second player could be bass or rhythm.
If we got vox at some point, I think it'd be fun to play songs from bands like Metallica, 'cause you could play vox and rhythm at the same time.
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Post by jlestudios on Jun 22, 2011 5:51:54 GMT
heres something I would love to see in PS, when you select an instrument, have different guitar parts you can choose from Lead guitar Rythem Guitar Mixed Guitar the mixed is what I normally chart, but it would be cool to be able to chart a lead only, then a rythem only, and then the mixed which combines the best parts of both. I think its a great idea but would indeed be low priority. If it were me though I would just chart those different guitar parts on the different difficulties for guitar. Does anyone really play charts lower than expert. This would give you the option of 4 unique guitar parts. Just because it says easy shouldnt mean that it has to be. I always overchart a song for drums to make it fun and put that on expert then I chart the original performance and put it on hard. Just my preference but a very available way to get around it currently. |
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Post by raynebc on Jun 22, 2011 6:29:23 GMT
FoF style MIDIs already have separate tracks for mixed guitar (PART GUITAR), lead guitar (PART GUITAR COOP) and rhythm guitar (PART RHYTHM). For the most part, I don't think people chart for all of these tracks. Personally, I usually don't either, but when I get more into pro guitar charting, I'll want to make 4 difficulties each for lead, rhythm and mixed guitar when I feel motivated to do so.
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