HELP!!!!!!!!

[shutendoji]

ok i need help desperately...Texas Flood is the only song i have left before i become a expert guitar god...IT'S DRIVING ME NUTS! any one have any suggestions on how to 5* this retarded song?

[shutendoji]

ok i need help desperately...Texas Flood is the only song i have left before i become a expert guitar god...IT'S DRIVING ME NUTS! any one have any suggestions on how to 5* this retarded song?

[krimsunmunkeys]

Just practice. Once you can keep good combos, your score will be high enough.

[krimsunmunkeys]

Just practice. Once you can keep good combos, your score will be high enough.

[shutendoji]

[shutendoji]

[krimsunmunkeys]

Sorry.

Do you have the VGS Player? Maybe it can help you learn the rhythms.

[krimsunmunkeys]

Sorry.

Do you have the VGS Player? Maybe it can help you learn the rhythms.

[stv2049]

When I feel like I've reached a roadblock with a particular section of any song, I try to approach it using a different fingering technique.

In the first star note section in Texas Flood, for example, I usually have my index finger on the R button, but I must have tried 50 times using that technique. Trying it by shifting my hand down to 'Medium Mode' (index finger on G) I was able to hit it more consistently. As a result, I could then hit it more consistently with my index on G.

Another song I used diffferent techniques is Farewell Myth during the triple chord 'slidey' section. I ended up hitting the G+R, then sliding my index and middle fingers up to R+Y, then hitting the final R+B with index and ring fingers. I repeat this technique for the second triple-chord set. It improved my accuracy immensely once I changed my technique.

Another thing that helped me learn the timing of Expert songs was to play them on Hard difficulty, then go to the Expert difficulty. At least on an easier setting, you'll be hitting more of the notes, right?

Hope this helps! I just recently 5*ed Texas Flood - Expert after many dozens of attempts. I think out of all of those attempts I hit the HOPO Y+B run at the end of the intro JUST ONCE.

I'd love to be able to practice just those runs, then I'd be set for tackling Frankenstein and Fire it Up.

Good luck!
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Steve Riesenberger
Game Designer

[stv2049]

When I feel like I've reached a roadblock with a particular section of any song, I try to approach it using a different fingering technique.

In the first star note section in Texas Flood, for example, I usually have my index finger on the R button, but I must have tried 50 times using that technique. Trying it by shifting my hand down to 'Medium Mode' (index finger on G) I was able to hit it more consistently. As a result, I could then hit it more consistently with my index on G.

Another song I used diffferent techniques is Farewell Myth during the triple chord 'slidey' section. I ended up hitting the G+R, then sliding my index and middle fingers up to R+Y, then hitting the final R+B with index and ring fingers. I repeat this technique for the second triple-chord set. It improved my accuracy immensely once I changed my technique.

Another thing that helped me learn the timing of Expert songs was to play them on Hard difficulty, then go to the Expert difficulty. At least on an easier setting, you'll be hitting more of the notes, right?

Hope this helps! I just recently 5*ed Texas Flood - Expert after many dozens of attempts. I think out of all of those attempts I hit the HOPO Y+B run at the end of the intro JUST ONCE.

I'd love to be able to practice just those runs, then I'd be set for tackling Frankenstein and Fire it Up.

Good luck!
_________________

--
Steve Riesenberger
Game Designer

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