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  tekmosis | September 11, 2007
  Putting GHIII on PC can only mean one thing....users creating their own songs already been done on the ps2 but PC will be much easier.
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    Vito Raliffe | September 11, 2007
    Oh definitely. Almost makes me want to get it on the PC myself. I never did it on the PS2 cause I suck at technology and anything related, so I know I would mess it up. I don't even bother.
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    tekmosis | September 11, 2007
    Yea, doing it for the ps2 is quite a bit of work. I'd love to do a game of it with my own songs but meh, cba :b
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  Reenee | September 11, 2007
  You will NEVER, NEVER, EVER make a custom song unless you miraculously re-record the song or have a master track available.
  
  The feature is impossible to implement for that sole reason alone.
  
  Listen to the songs without strumming. Do you hear the other instruments playing? The other elements that make up the song?
  
  Now, I ask you, can your audio program split up those tracks from some random MP3 you own? Off your CD? Do you think Guitar Hero is capable of doing that?
  
  Absolutely not. It is impossible.
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    tekmosis | September 11, 2007
    never? ever? impossible? I'm surprised to hear this comment from you since you're into the whole beatmania/ddr scene. Have you not heard of StepMania? same concept for GH. You don't need to record your own songs, that's just silly. You're being silly
    
    1) http://www.gamegrep.com/news/763-make_your_own_guitar_hero/
    2) http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=custom+guitar+hero&search=Search
    
    and google "custom Guitar Hero songs". Impossible? I think not
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    Jeterocks | September 11, 2007
    go find a hole, crawl in it, and die
    
    you know so little it is pathetic, if you just search youtube for custom guitar hero tracks you will see IT IS DEFINITELY POSSIBLE to do
    
    honestly...you are a *bleep*ing troll
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      Reenee | September 11, 2007
      I'm sorry, I'm a troll?
      
      Let me outline once more the very point you are overlooking:
      
      

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      Listen to the songs without strumming. Do you hear the other instruments playing? The other elements that make up the song?

      Now, in these custom songs, what is heard when you don't strum?
      
      Let me tell you two something. In the beatmania community, there's this thing called a keysound.
      
      A keysound is essentially a part of a music track that is played when the button is pressed. The only difference is that, unlike Guitar Hero, beatmania has a sense of accuracy but that's irrelevant at the moment.
      
      When you play Guitar Hero, when you successfully strum, the guitar track plays. If you miss or don't play, you can hear OTHER aspects of the track that make up the song.
      
      Have you two stopped to think about how the developers recorded the guitar track SEPARATELY from the rest of the song? Is it finally dawning on you?
      
      A MP3 or a track on a CD plays audio sound and that's it. Nothing special. The tracks on an MP3/CD do NOT have these seperate tracks.
      
      I assure you that when you're playing a custom song, you're merely playing the song AS A WHOLE. If you're not strumming, there is silence. And a Guitar Hero song? You'll hear drums, vocals, the bassline, but NO SILENCE.
      
      So, who's the troll now?
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        tekmosis | September 12, 2007
        You don't need it to mute the music when you're not strumming to enjoy playing the song. The fact that you're hitting the right notes and strumming while the music is playing = custom song = fun.
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  MrSponget | September 11, 2007
  Frets on Fire is good enough for making custom songs even though it's not really state of the art as some people think it is.
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  Smoke | September 11, 2007
  Pshh, everybody knows only cool bands put their master file on the internet for download.
  
  See: Nine Inch Nails
  http://yearzero.nin.com/
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  Reenee | September 12, 2007

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  You don't need it to mute the music when you're not strumming to enjoy playing the song.

  I said no such thing. You really don't get it, do you?