I just got done putting this together. I, for one, think it's friggin' awesome.

[atalkingfish]

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[thestickmaster]

That is amazingly epic.

[Pankrazzo]

Sounds like Parry Gripp to me, which isn't a compliment.

[atalkingfish]

Sounds like Parry Gripp to me, which isn't a compliment.

What about it sounds like Perry Gripp to you? Is it the length being less than 2 minutes? Is it all the pitches being shifted up to sound inhuman?

Sorry, I don't listen to much Perry Gripp. That's all I really know about his stuff.

[Blasteroids]

What the hell did you do with the drum charts? It sounds like you put crash across green, blue and yellow when it should really be just on the yellow. Then you charted a tambourine to blue cymbal, yellow cymbal and sometimes blue tom?? It made me ****ing dizzy!

Oh, and that is damn cheezy!

[atalkingfish]

What the hell did you do with the drum charts? It sounds like you put crash across green, blue and yellow when it should really be just on the yellow. Then you charted a tambourine to blue cymbal, yellow cymbal and sometimes blue tom?? It made me ****ing dizzy!

Oh, and that is damn cheezy!

I'm not sure I know exactly what you mean but
1) I did not chart this

Anyways, there are a lot of crashes used, so I think it's fair to chart them over the three cymbals. If that's what you mean. The hi hat is on yellow and blue, depending on if it is open. The phrase that confused me was "when it should really be just on the yellow". If you mean "green", then I point you to Panic Attack by Dream Theater.

And as far as the tambourine charting goes, I dunno. If it were to have been up to me, I think I would have just stuck with charting the drums, since there were no tambourine parts that don't have drum parts.

[Blasteroids]

The phrase that confused me was "when it should really be just on the yellow". If you mean "green", then I point you to Panic Attack by Dream Theater.

Yeah, that will be the beer I did indeed mean Green. Guess I never played Panic Attack by Dream Theater. It just seems odd that a slow roll on the crash is charted across 3 different cymbals. Perhaps this was done to make it more interesting? To me it just retracts from reality.

And as far as the tambourine charting goes, I dunno. If it were to have been up to me, I think I would have just stuck with charting the drums, since there were no tambourine parts that don't have drum parts.

Don't get me wrong. It's always interesting to have different things charted, but it should (IMHO) be consistant. We need moar cow-bell

1) I did not chart this

Then treat the comments as a compliment that people listened and tried to give constructive comments... even if done by someone who has a few beers

[atalkingfish]

Yeah, that will be the beer I did indeed mean Green. Guess I never played Panic Attack by Dream Theater. It just seems odd that a slow roll on the crash is charted across 3 different cymbals. Perhaps this was done to make it more interesting? To me it just retracts from reality.


Don't get me wrong. It's always interesting to have different things charted, but it should (IMHO) be consistant. We need moar cow-bell


Then treat the comments as a compliment that people listened and tried to give constructive comments... even if done by someone who has a few beers

I guess what I'm saying is that since there were, like, 4 cymbals, they spread them across 3 cymbals in the game, rather than tying them to 2 cymbals. Or one for that matter. And to be fair, they kept them very consistently matched throughout the song, if you're going for realism.

I agree with feedback, though, I've been giving feedback to TAG constantly for the last, like, two weeks xD

[LiveHomeVideo]

I've playtested this on guitar, and it was a heck of a lot of fun! Can't wait to buy it

[DrowGamer77]

"Corn Dogs"