Rock Band Video Game

its not possible, but you can disable the echo (look into your manual how you do that - depends on your console)

They may not offer repair parts and you may have to replace the drums or even the set. You can also look for a used item to obtain the part. When you need parts start which the manufacture of the item. Also look for the model number and other information on the item or box it came in and search that in the internet.

Nope. The pro controllers they're releasing have special sensors in the neck so it can detect where your hand is. Real guitars don't have that.

Rock Band 3 hasn't been released yet, and we don't have an official word yet. It may be possible to use your own guitar with a standard guitar-to-USB device. Even if this does work, you won't get the screen feedback showing where your hands are. That's what the special sensors are going to do for you.

No, you typically do not italicize the names of rock bands. Instead, band names are usually written in plain text or may be capitalized. Italics are generally reserved for titles of albums, songs, or other works. Always check specific style guides for any exceptions.

Brian Neal was a member of the rock band "The Black Crowes." He contributed to the band's sound as a guitarist and was involved in their tours and recordings during his time with them. The Black Crowes are known for their blend of Southern rock and blues influences.

The leader of a rock band is typically referred to as the "frontman" or "frontwoman." This person often serves as the main vocalist and is responsible for engaging with the audience, representing the band's image, and sometimes contributing to songwriting. In some bands, the term "bandleader" may also be used, especially if the leader plays a significant role in directing the band's musical direction.

Band Hero includes a USB MIDI interface to allow players to connect various musical instruments and controllers, enhancing the gameplay experience by enabling the use of real instruments. This feature expands the game's versatility, allowing for a wider range of musical expressions and interactions. By supporting MIDI devices, Band Hero caters to both casual gamers and more serious musicians looking to integrate their skills into the game.

yes?

You can plug any USB device directly into either controller port.

Alternatively, you could plug any USB device into the slot above the ethernet port on the back of the Xbox 360.

sadly, any rock band games for the wii does NOT inclues a redeemable code for the songs. Sorry.

no , you cant i´ve tried it

The Guitar Hero Games do not separate the Cymbals from their matching Drum pad. Hitting the Yellow cymbal is the same as hitting the Yellow Drum Pad.

Right now, there are no publicly announced future games in the Rock Band franchise. However, E3 2012 is coming up pretty soon, so if there is a "Led Zeppelin: Rock Band" in the works, we will know in a matter of months

yup yup just move the strum up and down when it reaches to guitar or bass move strum down DING DING! ur on bass

The instruments are, yes.

It depends on what instrument you're using. If you're using guitar or bass, you tilt the controller up. If you're using drums, you hit the green pad when it's glowing. If you're using the microphone, then you make noise in the golden swirly section.

if you still have the reciept wherever you bought them from if not try game stop or a pawn shop

Yes. All Rock Band games are compatible with all Rock Band controllers as well as Guitar Hero World Tour controllers.

Unfortunately, I don't think so. They aren't legendary enough (yet). They may have already, or may in the future, release tracks performed by Emarosa, though.

no sorry