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rkuo
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 Posted: Sun May 01, 2011 1:40 am Post subject: Pro drums sticking without hi hat pedal |
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| I'm finding the sticking of some pro mode drum songs to be unusually difficult without the hi hat pedal. I'm wondering if anyone else has this problem and what the best answer is. Just get a hi hat ready module? Or get used to flying over to the blue cymbal for open hi hat hits and develop some different sticking techniques? |
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bclare
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| Posted: Sun May 01, 2011 4:04 am Post subject: |
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I may be wrong, but my understanding was that the hi-hat pedal functionality basically only affected the sound of your kit when doing fills or practice mode, and has no effect on the note charts in the game.
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Basilobbes
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MehPlusRawr
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| Posted: Sun May 01, 2011 9:29 pm Post subject: |
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| bclare wrote: | | I may be wrong, but my understanding was that the hi-hat pedal functionality basically only affected the sound of your kit when doing fills or practice mode, and has no effect on the note charts in the game. |
This. If you want a pedal that switches the hi-hat cymbal between yellow and blue- ugh, you'd have to keep it down the whole time; doing that while blasting would be unfun.
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MusketWarrior
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| Posted: Sun May 01, 2011 11:16 pm Post subject: |
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| MehPlusRawr wrote: | | bclare wrote: | | I may be wrong, but my understanding was that the hi-hat pedal functionality basically only affected the sound of your kit when doing fills or practice mode, and has no effect on the note charts in the game. |
This. If you want a pedal that switches the hi-hat cymbal between yellow and blue- ugh, you'd have to keep it down the whole time; doing that while blasting would be unfun. |
Well, many songs with blasting are played IRL using a hi-hat clutch, and the hi-hat is never opened. You could simply have 2 different configurations depending on what type of song you plan to play. For those that blast one footed, it's not an issue at all.
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| bclare wrote: | I assume that last note is green, you just used the  freticon because it's in the right place, and not that it's a bass note you hit with your left stick. Because that would be unnecessarily difficult |
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cweaver8518
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| Posted: Thu May 05, 2011 5:47 pm Post subject: |
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This makes easy songs like Centerfold soooo much harder/more tiring. Ill have to test it to see if my TD3 allows it. My guess is that it doesn't, just based on the fact that I haven't plugged in my hi hat pedal at all and im basically playing open hi hats all the time. Then again I haven't selected hi hat pedal on RB3 yet either. Ill edit this post later with my test results if no one responds telling me otherwise.
Edit: searching the net I've found I need a midi converter which runs $100+
Crying. Damn TD3 brain.
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