Hey What's Up With This?

[RidintheLines]

Hey, a couple of you probably saw my drum video I posted a bit ago and I forgot to ask a question about it. So, obviously my drums are working fine with no lag, but my guitar is a different story... the notes seem to be appearing about 1 second ahead of time! How do I fix this, it is rather annoying. :mad:

[Exayle]

You could try slowing down your timing a little bit, or perhaps adjust where you "stare" at the notes/screen? Not quite sure how to help you... did you maybe try a diferent guitar to see if the results were any better?

[RidintheLines]

No, it isn't me. The notes actually are scrolling 1 second early and I can barely even play correctly. :mad:

[Dalamari]

Adjust the audio lag in the options

[Exayle]

Well, not to insult your intelligence or anything, but did you try calibrating your system from the main menu? I wish it worked more like GH, where it's based off of your input... as opposed to "assuming" the proper configuration, based on your display. Regardless, it's worked for me, personally.

[monoxidehektik]

make sure when you switch instruments that you go back to options and see if it still has your profiles settings. this screwed me up a few times when i would sign out of the drums and sign into guitar. It would change the calibration settings to "player 1" as a default.

[holyground]

Well, not to insult your intelligence or anything, but did you try calibrating your system from the main menu? I wish it worked more like GH, where it's based off of your input... as opposed to "assuming" the proper configuration, based on your display. Regardless, it's worked for me, personally.

Not to insult your intelligence or anything, but did you try the manual setting in the calibration settings? It functions exactly like the old GH setting, with the addition of being able to manually set the off-set.

/holy.

[Rook_x51]

Well, not to insult your intelligence or anything, but did you try calibrating your system from the main menu? I wish it worked more like GH, where it's based off of your input... as opposed to "assuming" the proper configuration, based on your display. Regardless, it's worked for me, personally.

Hey bud, there's also a custom configuration where you can calibrate everything manually.