Would No Sleep Till Brooklyn be good for learning Voxtar?

**yksi-kaksi-kolme** · Joined: 22 Jun 2008 Posts: 2803 Location: philly skramzzzz

OK, considering the whole song is a talkie, I could just babble into the microphone the whole song while focusing on guitar, right? Would this be a good way to learn it, or bad considering it's teaching me not to care about vocals?

EDIT: Also I built a microphone stand out of K'NEX, so that's pretty cool :P

I think I'm going to start off with songs like Obstacle 1 or What I've Done because those are two repetitive songs whose lyrics I've pretty much memorized.
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**fcedyourmom** · Joined: 20 Mar 2008 Posts: 1008 Location: Zebulon, NC

I suggest you actually try to sing the words, but use No Sleep till brooklyn so you won't fail out because of bad vocals.
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**NovaXD** · Joined: 02 Dec 2007 Posts: 884

Yeah, that wouldn't be very helpful if you're not paying attention to the vocals. You need to learn to handle the vocal screen and the highway at the same time. (Also, I don't want people beating my score :P)

I find the best songs for voxtar are the songs that are voxtar'd in real life. "About a Girl" comes to mind, as well as "Stillborn" and "Feel the Pain". Other than that, songs with easy/repetitive guitar parts and moderately challenging vocals are also great for guitar and vocals. Y'know, songs like "Obstacle 1" or "What I've Done" or "The One I Love."

**Whitt333** · Joined: 03 Dec 2007 Posts: 1535 Location: Minnesota

Voxtar is a lot easier than you would expect. A few times threw a couple easy songs should get you used to looking at both parts, and eventually you will be able to sing and play some harder songs.
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**lilo95** · Joined: 04 Dec 2007 Posts: 662 Location: Manchester UK

Try rooftops.

I found that realy easy.

Or satch boogie lol
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**yksi-kaksi-kolme** · Joined: 22 Jun 2008 Posts: 2803 Location: philly skramzzzz

**senseiofj324** · Joined: 16 Aug 2007 Posts: 147

to be honest, the first voxtar I ever tried was Lazy Eye double-expert (Double 95%s). I think it's a pretty good song to learn on, because the guitar parts are repetitive where the singing is, and the hard parts on guitar have no vocals.

**TheLonging** · Joined: 07 Apr 2008 Posts: 4191

My first voxtar song was Pull Me Under. It was pretty easy. I could concentrate on the vocals during the verses and then the guitar during the chorus, then the pre-chorus and solos, etc.
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**Munchlax** · Joined: 23 Mar 2008 Posts: 186 Location: Australia

The thing is NSTB can be babbled, or hummed, so to do this well, learn the lyrics, then clearly dictate the words. Along with this do the FC on guitar. NSTB has breaks during verses, so you don't have to play much during the verse (babble time), and more (but not complicated) notes during the chorus (not all that babble time).

Pull Me Under is hard because the guitar is one of the harder songs in the game, and it's not really repetitive. Although the parts during the vocals areas are easy, it's not good to practise during the 2nd verse, where the strumming is fast. I failed there on my first go at that section, and while singing, that would be difficult.

Lazy Eye is good because it's a great song, and the guitar is moderately challenging during the vocals area. Except where it gets heavy. Even though that's awesome, the guitar gets harder (and since I'm a noob), so the challenge is on. It's also 6 minutes long, and PMU is 8 minutes, so they're kind of long to practise.

Obstacle 1 and What I've Done are good songs too, because the guitar is repetitive (it's like they picked these songs for voxtar practice!). They should be easy songs to FC, and are easy to pick out the tune. After those, try Vinternoll2. It's harder, but easy to FC for guitar, and a good tune (not paticularily easy).
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**tank732** · Joined: 07 Sep 2008 Posts: 57

i would go with TheThirdDay on this. WID is pretty simple on vox and guitar and you should be able to get good practice on it.

**SpoonPerson245** · Joined: 16 Nov 2008 Posts: 72

If you're going to do voxtar on "No sleep till' brooklyn" make sure to actually read the words (Or hum)
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