Many HDTV's add in some audio lag in order to sync the audio with the video. This makes it so that movies will play correctly, but it can cause problems with games. In many cases, the TV will have...

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Yeah, that's right. It doesn't matter which part you're actually singing, if you happen to sing the right pitch for blue, it will add to your blue percentage in the vocal results....

The detailed vocal results are organized in columns, one for each mic, and show you how well your singing matched up against each of the available parts. So if, for example, you get 80% in blue it...

This is not something you can do in TB:RB. You can play online with vocal harmony, but all singers have to be on the same machine.

It’s true that the harder the difficulty the harder it is to keep your arrow on the line, but the thickness of the note tubes in TB:RB is not determined by difficulty like it was in RB2. Instead,...

There are difficulties for vocals just like for the other instruments. It applies to all 3 vocalists together, though, so you can’t have one person singing on hard and another singing on easy. The...

Yes, you’re free to choose either solo or harmony vocals regardless of the number of mics plugged in. In fact, the game doesn’t care whether you’re singing a lead or a harmony part. You get scored...

The short answer is yes, you can split up the lead part however you want between two mics. The game doesn’t make any distinction between lead and harmony vocalists, and vocalists aren’t tied...

It doesn’t matter whether you’re singing lead or harmony, the game will score you based on whichever part you sang best in each phrase. So if you’re singing a harmony part in a phrase and no one is...

The way to deploy on vocals in TB:RB is slightly different than in RB2. For one thing, it takes a little longer to trigger the deploy in TB:RB. So if you’re having trouble, try shouting slower...