xxEmaxx
02-25-2010, 11:03 PM
Apologies in advance if there is already a thread on this, I searched a bit and didn't see anything (Google turned up nothing either, which I thought odd).
Anyways, For a few months now I have had problems with the sound in Rock Band 2. For no apparent reason while I am playing (guitar), the sound will change pitch, or the sound will drop out altogether. Sometimes for a couple of notes, and sometimes for a whole section. It didn't always happen, and it has been getting worse over time.
The first song I noticed it on was Critical Acclaim by Avenged Sevenfold, and then I lost sound on the entire solo in Pick Me Up by Dinosaur Jr. The rest of the song is completely fine, and then the solo starts and the sound just drops out. It makes no sense to me. I thought maybe it was a tv or surround sound problem, but I have tried it on multiple tv's (with an hdmi cable and with the regular A/V cable), and it's the same. I even deleted the song from my XBox 360 hard drive and then re-downloaded it thinking maybe the data was corrupted. But it's still the same.
Last week I thought maybe it was the disc just getting worn out from overuse, so I bought the game again (brand new). I thought that would fix the problem for sure, but nope, nothing's changed.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm really at a loss right now.
Anyways, For a few months now I have had problems with the sound in Rock Band 2. For no apparent reason while I am playing (guitar), the sound will change pitch, or the sound will drop out altogether. Sometimes for a couple of notes, and sometimes for a whole section. It didn't always happen, and it has been getting worse over time.
The first song I noticed it on was Critical Acclaim by Avenged Sevenfold, and then I lost sound on the entire solo in Pick Me Up by Dinosaur Jr. The rest of the song is completely fine, and then the solo starts and the sound just drops out. It makes no sense to me. I thought maybe it was a tv or surround sound problem, but I have tried it on multiple tv's (with an hdmi cable and with the regular A/V cable), and it's the same. I even deleted the song from my XBox 360 hard drive and then re-downloaded it thinking maybe the data was corrupted. But it's still the same.
Last week I thought maybe it was the disc just getting worn out from overuse, so I bought the game again (brand new). I thought that would fix the problem for sure, but nope, nothing's changed.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm really at a loss right now.
