Yes you can by going to futershop or best buy and than purchasing a memory coding stick and a flash drive than you plug them both into your computer. Once they are plugged into your computer than you go onto all songs.com and download free songs that you can choose by going into the song library. When your done choosing your songs download them onto the 2 sticks that you have. When the songs are downloaded onto the sticks than put the sticks into the wii/x-box digital haxer where plugs. Than the songs will be on there. To keep the songs on there you will have to select files than advirsect my songs than they will stay on there .....i hope this helped you out. It worked for me. =)
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To the author: The word is 'then', not 'than'.
No.. You cannot add your own songs to Guitar Hero: Aerosmith
No, there is no DLC for Guitar Hero: Aerosmith on any of the systems it is on.
You can't
Guitar Hero for the PS3 comes with 80 different songs. It is possible to add your own songs onto your PS3 by going to music studio and then to recording studio.
If you have Guitar Hero World Tour, you can make songs on the game!
You can add your own custom songs to Guitar Hero World Tour. You cannot create custom songs through the game however.
No you cannot add custom songs to Rock Band 1 or 2. I also don't believe Guitar Hero 3 has the ability to add custom songs either. There is down loadable content from the game developers though. The one new detail in Guitar Hero World Tour (the latest release) is that there is a custom music editor, so you can add your own tracks by playing them on the drums and guitar. There is a bit more information here about the editor, http://www.squidoo.com/RockBand2orGuitarHeroWorldTourWhichWaytogo
Well I like Rock Band WAAAAAY better than Guitar Hero. So I will go with Rock Band. Rock Band has way more and better songs than Guitar Hero. Rock Band has over 1000 songs to download!
Both Guitar Hero: World Tour,GH5, and Rock Band 2 have song creation tools.
Yes they do write their own songs
You probably can't do that.
no