View Full Version : GH:WT to use Line 6 POD technology
Nuggie
07-11-2008, 07:06 PM
http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/17025/Guitar-Hero-World-Tour-to-Use-Line-6-POD-Technology/
Guitar Hero® World Tour for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system will integrate Line 6’s guitar tone technology, enabling gamers to use amps, cabs and effects from the world-renown Line 6 POD® in the game’s Music Studio. The game’s innovative new Music Studio lets players express their musical creativity by giving them access to a full complement of tools to compose, record, edit and share their own rock ’n’ roll anthems.
I wonder what different direction HMX are taking to this create a song mode
Sonofmogh
07-11-2008, 07:09 PM
IBTL
(ten char.)
EDIT: or at least In Before the Move to the Off-topic section
willpwn4f0od
07-11-2008, 07:12 PM
ouch... i guess their music maker mode thingy will be better then i thought!!
R4di4ti0n
07-11-2008, 07:13 PM
well, hmx isnt doing create-a-song.
Instead they are going to take the very large, fat, beautiful diamond they have, and polish that ***** up, and put it round snoop dogs neck, all while GHWT tries too hard, and flops around hopelessly like a magicarp. Watch out for that flail attack! its a tough one!
mazzy
07-11-2008, 07:14 PM
That is weird..... I am not sure how you can hook an amp up to a plastic guitar and get any sound that you really want to hear.
I think that some people are going to spend some serious money to get some very limited results....
But that is just a guess without trying it of course.
Flawless
07-11-2008, 07:16 PM
Awesome, now the 2% of people with add-ons and the drive to use this feature will go nuts.
jtrousd
07-11-2008, 07:17 PM
It doesn't matter one bit how deep or amazing the create-a-song feature is, the fact is that out of every 100 created songs, isn't it likely that only a couple will be worth downloading or listening to? Then in order to find these you're going to have to sift through all the other crap. Imagine how many people are going to try and make the hardest song imaginable, or 5-note chord songs, or overchart, underchart, mis-chart, or generally just make terrible sounding music.
Harmonix is a company of musicians. I trust their judgment much, much more than I trust Activision and all the little kids who are lining up try their hand at duplicating Dragonforce.
monkeyfish
07-11-2008, 07:22 PM
It doesn't matter one bit how deep or amazing the create-a-song feature is, the fact is that out of every 100 created songs, isn't it likely that only a couple will be worth downloading or listening to? Then in order to find these you're going to have to sift through all the other crap. Imagine how many people are going to try and make the hardest song imaginable, or 5-note chord songs, or overchart, underchart, mis-chart, or generally just make terrible sounding music.
Harmonix is a company of musicians. I trust their judgment much, much more than I trust Activision and all the little kids who are lining up try their hand at duplicating Dragonforce.
Everybody keeps missing the point of just having this function. Say the uneducated shopper is looking at RB two and GHWT. They're both going to look the same, but GHWT will have a big sticker with "CREATE A SONG MODE!" or something. It doesn't really matter if absolutely no one can make a good song. Just having the option is going to push boxes. :(
Monkeymascot
07-11-2008, 07:30 PM
It doesn't matter one bit how deep or amazing the create-a-song feature is, the fact is that out of every 100 created songs, isn't it likely that only a couple will be worth downloading or listening to? Then in order to find these you're going to have to sift through all the other crap. Imagine how many people are going to try and make the hardest song imaginable, or 5-note chord songs, or overchart, underchart, mis-chart, or generally just make terrible sounding music.
GH Tunes or whatever the online downloading service is called will have the most viewed, most downloaded, top rated, etc. You won't have to sift through the crap unless you want to.
How about making a "Sweet Child o Mine" or a "Paradise City" instrumental track? Create a Song with my band is gonna be kicka$$. We're not stupid 10 year olds either.
Zeleii
07-11-2008, 07:38 PM
I'm thinking about buying GH:WT IF!!!!!!!! you can buy it seperatly and the Les Paul is compatible
I'm thinking about buying GH:WT IF!!!!!!!! you can buy it seperatly and the Les Paul is compatible
Les Paul and Xplorer have been confirmed to be compatible with GH: World Tour. I don't think you can use the original Rock Band kit for World Tour, but the world tour instruments will be sold seperately. Either at the release of the game or a month or so after.
Zeleii
07-11-2008, 07:46 PM
Not to mention song structuring would suck if you cant make Guitar only tracks :(
I dont wanna buy a second 200$ Purchase just so I can make songs on a game... 60$ is enough
Monkeymascot
07-11-2008, 07:46 PM
I'm thinking about buying GH:WT IF!!!!!!!! you can buy it seperatly and the Les Paul is compatible
It's compatible, but you will miss out on some of the features that you can only do with the new guitar. They haven't said what they are yet though.
kalennighteyes
07-11-2008, 07:48 PM
Sounds like GH:WT is going to be pretty cool!
Zeleii
07-11-2008, 07:49 PM
It's compatible, but you will miss out on some of the features that you can only do with the new guitar. They haven't said what they are yet though.
I don't care... I'm not gonna wait just to make songs, and I'm sure as hell not spending 200$ so I can make songs in a game.... if I spend 200$ to make songs I'd spend that 200$ taking official musical lessons...
kalennighteyes
07-11-2008, 07:51 PM
LOL!!! Good point rofl!!!
I don't care... I'm not gonna wait just to make songs, and I'm sure as hell not spending 200$ so I can make songs in a game.... if I spend 200$ to make songs I'd spend that 200$ taking official musical lessons...
Or, you could just buy a cowbell....
Monkeymascot
07-11-2008, 07:52 PM
I don't care... I'm not gonna wait just to make songs, and I'm sure as hell not spending 200$ so I can make songs in a game.... if I spend 200$ to make songs I'd spend that 200$ taking official musical lessons...
I'm pretty sure the features are things you do while you're playing, not in the song creator.
kalennighteyes
07-11-2008, 07:53 PM
rofl!!!!!!!!!! @ cowbell!!!
Zeleii
07-11-2008, 07:53 PM
Or, you could just buy a cowbell....
That too xD
But you dont write music with a cowbell..
And cowbells dont play music
They play orgasms of the ear, which are the equivalent of going to heaven
I'm pretty sure the features are things you do while you're playing, not in the song creator.
It's the exact same feature as rock band. It's either a tune your guitar, or a scroll on the guitar like the Stratocaster. Where you can switch the tune and the crowd noise, etc.
Monkeymascot
07-11-2008, 07:59 PM
It's the exact same feature as rock band. It's either a tune your guitar, or a scroll on the guitar like the Stratocaster. Where you can switch the tune and the crowd noise, etc.
Both the EGM and Game Informer articles said that there's a special kind of note. Neversoft didn't let them know what it was, though.
Both the EGM and Game Informer articles said that there's a special kind of note. Neversoft didn't let them know what it was, though.
Oh, i know what that is. I believe I heard it was something about a touch sensitive neck. The new guitar allows you to finger the notes.
Monkeymascot
07-11-2008, 08:10 PM
Oh, i know what that is. I believe I heard it was something about a touch sensitive neck. The new guitar allows you to finger the notes.
Lol, finger the notes. ;)
I was wondering what the touch pads were used for. So basically they're the same as the Stratocaster's solo buttons?
Lol, finger the notes. ;)
I was wondering what the touch pads were used for. So basically they're the same as the Stratocaster's solo buttons?
Yeah, except their touch sensitive. Which makes them extra special ;)..
BTW: I was laughing really hard while typing my other post :)
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