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**LaserAntigrav** · Joined: 20 Apr 2008 Posts: 615 Location: South of Heaven

I loved Trippolette since GH1. I'm loving it in Rock band.

I hope to see much more from you, Mr. Buch.

One with a bass solo charted, maybe?
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**B-Fuzz** · Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 12:39 am Post subject:

Andy, do you have any information on whether or not this will be in the "Best of RBN" thing coming to Wii and PS3 in about a month?
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**Polanker** · Joined: 09 Aug 2007 Posts: 22

I'm loving the song!

Is there any where to download or purchase an MP3 version of the song??
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**DorkmasterFlek** · Joined: 14 Oct 2006 Posts: 1968 Location: Toronto, ON

Holy crap, the drum chart is tricky on this one...

I thought it didn't look too bad, but the polyrhythms are really tough! The guitar and bass are awesome though. The guitar solo is hard, but not too hard.

I also just noticed on my latest playthrough that the overdrive drain rate is set such that a full bar of overdrive lasts exactly long enough to get you through the entire second guitar solo (i.e. the hard one). Very clever sir!

I applaud stuff like that, because it lets people pass it more easily while giving a clear advantage to those more skilled since they can use their overdrive elsewhere for higher scores.

The only thing I would change is to allow the bass chart to be HOPOs for the moving parts. My experience thus far has been that in most RB charts, moving parts at this speed are HOPOs even if they are actually strummed in the song itself. I know it's less accurate, but it's more fun, and I think the Snow ((Hey Oh)) debacle proved that sacrificing fun for the sake of an accurate chart isn't worth it. This isn't as bad as that song though.

Oh, one other thing I wanted to ask. How did you record this song after you wrote it? Did you get other guys you knew to play the parts, or did you play them all yourself? If you played them all yourself, that's pretty impressive. Or maybe you used some kind of recording trick where you recorded it at half speed so it was doable and sped it up after?

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**reksav** · Joined: 25 Mar 2009 Posts: 403 Location: rochester, ny

i hate to bring back a dead thread but it seems like this would be the place to put this.

im loving 1348, thank you so much for bringing it to rbn! but of course, hows miss tinkles coming along? can you divulge anymore info on what other songs your working on?

also, just a thought... i know you said youd like to do some work putting treys band onto rbn, have you thought of doing oysterhead instead? trey, claypool, and stewart copeland... i think thatd translate really well over to rb.

again, thanks for bringing umphreys into rock band!