Not hard at all honestly. It's usually songs where the 1st or 4th note (my triggers) are used a lot in a section that makes it difficult because it cramps my hand sometimes lol But this wasn't too bad compared to others

Thank you 🤗

Pro is for a guitar controller for a Rock Band game style of playing. You can change keybinds to use a keyboard, but Pro is meant for use of a guitar controller style of playing; you can't use a standard gamepad edit: you supposedly can use a gamepad, but it's pretty hard since you have to strum notes with another button www.fortnite.com/news/fortnite-festival-pro-lead-and-pro-bass-updates-in-v30-00

Look in the controls

Dude just hold red and hit the green and yellow when the notes come. It's supposed to give the feel of bending the strings as the guitarist is doing irl It's not that hard lmao

@@HaloMillennium "just hold red and hit the green and yellow when the notes come" yeah that's what I did... "It's supposed to give the feel of bending the strings as the guitarist is doing irl" only one of the notes gets bend on a real guitar, so you could chart it like GR -> GY -> GR for example... which not only feels closer to how it feels on a real guitar, but also much easier to play... that is just how I personally would chart it, but you do you, it's your chart and your style of charting, so I respect that... "It's not that hard lmao" well... yes and no... compared to a real guitar, it's actually easier on the real guitar, lol... (just for that part, the whole section is much harder on a real guitar)... but compared to my way of charting (that I showed earlier), I think it seems to be easier to me because I'm used to that, rather than it's actually easier... so I guess my lack of practice is the problem here... so I'll keep practicing...

@WarDimensionRhythmGames GR - GY wouldn't work because the notes still scale up when the pitch gets higher in the section, which makes it easier to hit and transition your fingers to go up on the buttons. You use your middle finger to hold the Red, index to hit the Green, and ring finger for the Yellow. The bending strings feel makes more sense for the RY note to be there because you're pushing the strings UP, GY wouldn't make sense because you're not pushing all the strings up in that case. You're just not hitting the buttons right, because everyone I've had play this chart didn't have any trouble playing this section and said it was pretty fun as well.

​@@HaloMillennium "GY wouldn't make sense because you're not pushing all the strings up in that case" That's exactly why it make sense, because on the real guitar you don't bend all the strings... It's called unison bend, you only bend one of the strings, and the lower note will become unison with the higher note... So actually if you want to be pitch accurate it will be something like: GR -> R -> GR, however, it looks weird, probably also feels weird to play, and doesn't feels like a bend... Now about the GR -> RY -> GR vs GR -> GY -> GR... I tried to edit the chart to test it, and actually, I was wrong about my claim that it was much easier, it's actually a bit harder, so it's my bad, I should have tested it before I made that claim... But it does feel closer to how it feels on a real guitar, because on a real guitar the index finger isn't bending... And yeah, your way is much more fun to play... Btw originally I was thinking of something that is actually much easier, which is GR -> Y -> GR, at the time I thought it was pitch accurate, so I was thinking that not only it's easier but also pitch accurate... However I realized that I was missing the fact that the higher note will just be the same note, so it's actually GR -> R -> GR, but because it's weird (as I said earlier), so I abandoned the pitch accuracy and just go with how it feels... And by that I mean like the index finger will be stay on the same note (not bending), while the other note is bending... That's why I change it to GR -> GY -> GR, but yeah, as I said in my previous paragraph, your way is more fun to play... If the unison bend isn't going back down, I think I'll do it like for example G -> Y with extended sustain... I've seen some people doing it this way, and this is actually my favorite way, because it looks good visually and also feels pretty close to how it feels on the real guitar... Once again, it's my bad for making a claim without checking it first, so sorry for that...

It is 135 BPM at 7/8 time signature, it goes on for 20 bars!

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Not on gamepad, it’s fine as it is

"The Sarcasm is strong with this one."

No, this is just for pro mode

@@HaloMillenniumohh damn i didn’t even know it was for guitars and stuff i had to search it up lol 😭 thank you!

It looks so obvious now omg

I was confused on what to do and then I realized that guitar hero controllers are supported now which means I need to get one now. I guess my guitar hero controller for the Wii won’t work then

It's only for guitar controllers, you need a Rock Band 4 or a Riffmaster guitar controller to play Pro Lead or Pro Bass

Basically, you can press the fret buttons as much as you want, it's the strum bar that triggers the notes to be hit. The notes with the black line on them are HOPOs (hammer-ons and pull-offs) where you hit them with the frets without strumming, as long as you hit the strum note before it; you'll have to strum a HOPO again if you miss one in a section.

Here ya go: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r8WSdrCG07nPhIE.html

it's simple enough that it didn't need many changes

Absolutely, there are some songs I still haven't FC'd yet because of it, and they're relatively easy songs too

I have mine preordered and I still don’t have it yet lol. They should have more in stock in June I believe

@@HaloMillennium All I want is to have one before the Metallica season lol

Do they have those controllers for switch?

Nope; Xbox and Playstation only, Xbox being compatible on PC

@@HaloMillennium got it.

Haven't tried that one yet, I'll probably give it a go soon

Bro same I want the new controller but it’s so expensive 😭

@@juliothecoolio3632 fr though lol

its an egirl for 1 and 2 nah

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@@firenumber1 im talking about the instruments it looks like rock band

I'm using a Rb4 guitar, only that and the new Riffmaster will work on Festival at the moment. I would either get one of those or wait until they start adding more support for other legacy instruments

You need to use a Rock Band 4 guitar controller or the new Riffmaster guitar controller.

@@HaloMillennium okay thanks

You'll need extra-big uniforms for many of them...might not get the spacecraft out of orbit either.

Those are called "hammer-on and pull-off" notes. Those are notes that you can hit without strumming, but requires you to hit the previous note

@@HaloMillennium Thank you ma'am 🙏 I'm 100% cooked after my controller comes in 😂