RBN DLC Discussion: 9/22/2011 (Xbox), 9/28/2011 (PS3 Europe), 10/4/2011 (PS3 America)

[SeymourDuncan17]

* Black Veil Brides - "Children Surrender" (160 MSP)
* Devin Townsend - "Solar Winds" (160 MSP)
* Halcyon Way - "Mouth Without a Head" (80 MSP)
* Rotting Christ - "Fire Death and Fear" (160 MSP)
* Verah Falls - "A Family Affair" (160 MSP)
* Dance for the Dying - "Echo" (80 MSP)

Got all that! And I plan on getting Constellations later and I still haven't previewed Remember or A Bridge That Will Burn.

Fair Weather Friend sounded a little too "typical funk/soul jam #12" to me from the preview.

EDIT: Oh and the two best guitar tracks were Children Surrender and A Family Affair. Not sure if you'd consider it "metalcore", but A Family Affair is certainly one of the better ones I've heard.

[Zemanator]

EDIT: Oh and the two best guitar tracks were Children Surrender and A Family Affair. Not sure if you'd consider it "metalcore", but A Family Affair is certainly one of the better ones I've heard.

of the 8 tracks i bought this week familly affair was my least favorite o.O all 3 BVB songs were a lot of fun on guitar, as was fire death and fear

family affair was probably the most fun on drums though, but, there was so many awesome songs this week..

[HeyRiles]

Expert guitar chart for Echo by Dance for the Dying, in case anybody was interested in checking it out

[bjyaritz]

Halcyon Way is one of those sleeper bands that come along here on RBN. Talented group. I own 2 out of 3 of their songs and really enjoy the tracks.

[Zemanator]

Halcyon Way is one of those sleeper bands that come along here on RBN. Talented group. I own 2 out of 3 of their songs and really enjoy the tracks.

2/3 for a relatively unknown metal band, their stuff is tons of fun (and there's a lot more coming)

[Tykki-Teme]

2/3 for a relatively unknown metal band, their stuff is tons of fun (and there's a lot more coming)

The entire Building the Towers album is indeed coming. I'll be getting it all, if the songs ever make it to PS3.

[qpliu_]

What's the story behind the pro keys in A Bridge That Will Burn? Clearly, the two octave restriction is part of it.

[FairwoodStudios]

What's the story behind the pro keys in A Bridge That Will Burn? Clearly, the two octave restriction is part of it.

What do you mean? (I haven't looked at the song at all, just curious.)

[ThatAuthoringGroup]

I remember the notes were falling off the board during lane shifts in an earlier build. So they might have squished them closer together to avoid that?

But like Fairwood I myself haven't played the pro keys.

[qpliu_]

What do you mean? (I haven't looked at the song at all, just curious.)

When I'm hearing octaves, I'm playing sixths. Then, when I'm hearing pentatonic runs (B flat through E flat, I believe, which doesn't fit in the controller range), I'm playing a whole tone scale.