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> Guitar hero is like mastering any other video game like tetris or pong Still, there's an important rhythm element to it. I'd assume musicians or people who h
by yodsanklai 5y ago
> Guitar hero is like mastering any other video game like tetris or pong
Still, there's an important rhythm element to it. I'd assume musicians or people who have a good sense of rhythm are at an advantage.
- entropie 5y ago> there's an important rhythm element to it. Well. You could say timing =~ rhythm. So yes and no. I'am pretty sure - correct me if iam wrong - that guitar hero pros watch the screen and don't listen to the music. Makes it also easier to adapt to (way) higher speeds than 100%.
- LocalH 5y agoSome people play that way, yes. I personally play where I sync myself to the actual music as best as possible. So I have to hear both the music and my controller sounds. I don't know if I'd consider myself a pro player (although I'm a prominent GH2/Rock Band modder) but I'm much better than the average player, when you take into account all players and not just GH community members.
- hnlmorg 5y agoI DJ (3x deck techno and breaks too, so stuff that requires being good at rhythms and beat matching) as well as play the guitar and keyboard. I totally suck at guitar hero and other rhythm games. I'm not saying there isn't any transferable skills what-so-ever but being good at one doesn't automatically mean you have an advantage at the other.