Pro Metal Guitarist V.S Clone Hero

Guitar is hard...

when he strummed the tap notes, that hurts me

I'm so glad he found and played the termina chart

“I’m an actual wetter” Nik: 2021

Nik.... there's a legit practice/no fail mode exactly like real guitar hero

Guitar Hero, the freaking game that inspired more than one of us to pick up the real guitar.

"Im using the pick again, it has to be the pick." fails

Prog metal guitarist vs plastic guitar

"It's has to be the pick" / Inmediately fails.

This was the one crossover I wasn't expecting, but I'm glad it happened

Rock band 1-2 got me into playing real instruments when I was like 7-8. This is a throwback

Okay, so a few tips.. There’s solid color notes that need to be strummed like a normal guitar. This is a given and are 9 times out of 10 perfectly matched with strumming sections in real songs, 1 to 1. The ones with white on the top are hammer one and pull offs.. you don’t have to strum them if you hit the first in that sequence, but need to strum if you lose sequence. Some people bring their strumming hand up when I’m combo and tap different notes in the sequence with both hands to make it easier, but some man-handle the sections like a beast The slightly transparent notes are tap notes and work like hammer one and pull offs, but you just need to tap, no strumming involved. These are mainly the harshest parts, as is the intro of ttfaf. For a reference, I wouldn’t strum them if I were you and use both hands to tap the notes in sequence. Specifically ttfaf, the green notes can be anchored and the rest of it can be tapped into hammer one and pull offs, making the overall composition of that combo a little easier to manage. I’d suggest playing songs on clone hero that you know in real life because the strumming patterns might be somewhat similar, and even may help with finger positioning. The buttons aren’t accurate however, but in most audibly higher note sequences, they’ll be further down the neck like a real guitar, and vice versa with the lower notes. This guide can help you understand how solos and riffs are charted and help with hitting them. For strumming, it’s easier to grip it with your thumb and pointer finger as if you were holding a pick, and to strum up and down. Most of the songs are strumming-ly correct (if that’s a real phrase 🤷‍♂️) to the song being played, so if you know the rhythms, all that’s left is the buttons. For instance, if you played bleed, the strumming will be one for one how the speed of strumming is for the real song, all that’s left is pushing the right button at the right time. And a final tip I have is to turn on no fail and go into practice on sections you’re not familiar with.. this helps a lot with your overall experience with the game and finding out how things work, and what techniques to use when playing. Just like practicing in real life, you can slow it down or speed it up, and go over section by section songs you’re unfamiliar with. This is a big helper in the game and helps add to the feelings of playing a real guitar (besides it being plastic 🥴) You might not see this at all but if you do I’m hoping you take these into consideration and maybe feel a little better hitting harder sections and maybe even get through through the fire and flames! Love your content and I’m glad to see you step outta your comfort zone and I hope you do well! Keep up the good work

Nik: *do a cover of Blood and Water Also Nik: *chilling and playing video game

Embrace the pick. BECOME the pick. It will guide you.

“You just wiggle it bro!” Every guy after taking a piss.

Thank you for playing my Never Gonna Give You Up chart!

"I'm not a bassist. 😒" angry Davie504 noises

2:17 You my friend have encountered a CH player's worst enemy, the overstrum...

The intro is all effects and mumbo jumbo.. Lol😂😂

Can we please get a reaction to some of the pro Clone hero players like Acai or FrostedGH? That would be hilarious