Optimal Path for get up(i feel like a sex machine)

**kevilay** · Joined: 19 Apr 2008 Posts: 148

Hey guys Im getting ready for a competition. I was looking for a path for the song listed in my title. Do you guys know where I could find a good path. Or if someone could make me a very good path I would pay them paypal. Im looking for a full band path please.\

I found this

drum path: 0-0-0/sqout -0-1-3
vocal path: 2/skp0 - 2/skp3 - 2/skp0 - 2/skp6 - 2/skp2 - 3 skp/0

Doesn't say anything about guitar/bass. I'd really appreciate any help and like I said id pay for the right path. Im not looking for anything super complex I dont want to try to squeeze in a competition.

Thanks
Kevin
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**niq24601** · Joined: 07 Jul 2008 Posts: 323

**kevilay** · Joined: 19 Apr 2008 Posts: 148

what do each of the highlighted colors mean?

Kevin
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**Deschain** · Joined: 15 Dec 2006 Posts: 2137 Location: Austin, TX

To read the chart, the four instruments are laid out like so:

Vocals

Guitar

Bass

Drums

When you see the vertical red dashes, that's an indicator that 8 measures of the song have transpired, and the chart is going to show you the next 8 measures

Vocals m.1-8

Guitar m.1-8

Bass

Drums
l l l l l l
Vocals m.9-16

Guitar m.9-16

Bass

Drums

I make that very clear because if this is your first time looking at the chart and you want to figure out when to activate for guitar/bass, remember to stay with the correct line.

Anyway, on to the pretty colors -

Green, with grayed-out notes - These are Overdrive sections. If guitar, bass, and drums all have an OD phrase at the same time, 99% of the time that is a Unison Bonus.

Pink - To vocals (the top, or first line), the pink is the activation window in which vocalists can use Overdrive. You may not be able to use all of them, like in the beginning of a song when vocals have no Overdrive to use. For drummers (the bottom, or fourth line), anything pink is where a drum fill will show up in the game.

Yellow - This is the window where Overdrive is supposed to be used. The beginning part of the yellow is your activation point, and that's what you'll want to remember as you're playing the song.
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**niq24601** · Joined: 07 Jul 2008 Posts: 323

For whatever it's worth, here is the output of my guitar/bass path summarizer:

Guitar:

1/1U(+1)/14th GY
2/1U/1st G
2/1U/1st G
2(+1/1U)/1st GRB
2/1U(+1)/20th GY
1/1U/21st YB

Bass:
1/1U(+1)23rd B
2/1U/21st B
2/1U(+1)/1st Y
2/1U/2rd Y
2/1U(+1)/20th Y
1/1U/26th R

The way to read this is that the first number is the number of OD phrases, and the (optional) number before the U is the number of those phrases that are unison bonuses. So the first activation for guitar reads "hit one OD phrase, which is a unison bonus, then activate on the 14th GY. You will pick up one OD phrase (which is not an unison bonus)".

I'll have this in fancy HTML form later today... hopefully.
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**kevilay** · Joined: 19 Apr 2008 Posts: 148

awesome thanks

Kevin
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**chalshokhi** · Joined: 21 Feb 2015 Posts: 1

You may not be able to use all of them, like in the beginning of a song when vocals have no Overdrive to use. For drummers (the bottom, or fourth line), anything pink is where a drum fill will show up in the game. ???
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