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

You should be able to use a mic on FIFA in the same way that you would with any other game on the PS3. Simply turn on your mic when the game has loaded, and as long as it has enough battery, you should be able to talk, and hear what other people are saying.

If you mean the Guitar Hero III guitar then there are two switches on the back. The one just below the neck of the guitar (It looks like a quarter of a circle.) detaches the neck so you can store the guitar AND the neck in a smaller space, and the switch towards the side of the guitar detaches the faceplate so you can put a different faceplate on, or play without a faceplate.

yes it does work for the guitar hero games. If you have an orange cymbal it will work. The 'Smash Hits' only works for the other colors on the Ion drum set since Rock Band does not use an orange pad/cymbal.

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yes well i can anyway just connect them as you would with rock band

The Lead guitarist normally plays the Main tune and the guitar Solo. The Backing guitar plays chords and the bass plays a steady beat with the drums.

Guitar Hero 5 is more into Rock and Metal and Band Hero is more into Pop.

Differences in the gameplay is that, if you choose a singer, and the song has the opposite gender, it will choose a generic character of that gender.

Yes it d0es.

Guitar hero (all of the games) guitars and Rockband (1 or 2) are made by the same company (Harmonix). Therefore, it works. i have tried it bfore.


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You start at the main menu then push multi player and go to band tour and make a name, and do all the songs that they give you

, the best answer i can give you is yes, due to the companies using the same method of playing each game ( rock band, guitar hero Etc.)

But for optimal experience it is reccomended you use the Guitar hero drum kit due to rock band drums only having four pads, and to enjoy the game to its full extent its advisable to use guitar hero drums.

I use the Rock Band drums on all of the music based games, i only recommend you get a modded foot peddle, they break easilly.

No mainly because ps3 uses a receiver and xbox guitars doesnt the receiver is built into the xbox itself

no it won't work because the drums were only used in the following guitar hero's so legends of rock will not recognize it as a controller. and there are also no tabs for drums in legends of rock. so i think you need to stick with your guitar at this game.

Because the Wii Rock Band Drums are not backwards compatible with Guitar Hero World Tour. If you want backwards compatibility Buy a xbox 360 and the equipment for it.

Yes you can.

The only thing you'll miss are the slide-buttons. It ads an additional fun-factor. That's all. Any guitar hero controller will work on any guitar hero game, as long as it is on the same console :) epic win. I use guitar hero 2 controller on world tour

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Out of all the Wireless Guitars, there is only one Official one that works with GH3. It came with GH3, and the included instructions should tell you about this. This one is sold with a PlayStation2 port dongle. Press the button on the dongle and then press the sync button on the Guitar. They should be linked.

For two players, you must sync one guitar before doing the next.

Yes.

Just try plugging it into the computer, if it's windows vista it might work because normal 360 controllers work with vista. If it won't work you could probably just find a driver or something from the internet that will make it work. I'm certain there would be something like that somewhere on the internet, the internet has everything.

No, it does not have the right connections.

For the ever popular video game Rock Band, the world tour mode allows up to 4 people in one room to play pre-set, custom, and random setlists in venues around the world. Each time a set list is performed to completion, the band is rewarded with a larger fanbase. If the same setlist is replayed, the performance must equal or surpass the previous with regard to how many stars (up to 5 per song x the number of songs in the set list). Also, the band must also move up in difficulty as the tour progresses. Medium, for example, peaks out at 260,000 fans. To gain more EVERY band member must move to hard to gain more. Ultimately, the mystery setlists at the larger venues (and the mystery sets with the larger number of unknown tracks) and the non-corporate/charity shows will earn more the fans the fastest. My band is currently approaching 100,000,000 fans but as large a number as that is, we have a looooong way to go to get into the top 250... but what a great ride!

First, you'll need a guitar. They usually come with the game, if not you can purchase them in stores for about 50$. Use the strum to go up and down, the Green fret to select, the Red fret to go back.

Well first you have to find out if it has a wireless network (if the net gear does I mean) if it doesn't or you don't have a wireless switch box then you have no choice but to buy the network adapter from Nintendo. If you think that is too expensive try to get a mock up from amazon or something but keep this in mind the ones not from Nintendo are not covered by Nintendo.

i heard somewhere it will be 179.99, which sounds about right. but im not postive. hope this helps