[PopGoesRockBand]

 

I had a good friend have this game, from what i remember it was a game where you mix music tracks and you had a midi style keyboard

Its been a while i wonder who else remembers this game..

[DMNBT]

To this day, my biggest achievement in this series is being able to full combo sync [N7] on demand despite struggling with most 5-level IIDX songs.

[TomGuy]

I was terrible at BeatMania. I was a DDR kid back in the day.

[Oddbrother]

I barely know the franchise. I don’t attend enough conventions to get skilled with this game.

 

I liked how it works, though.

[b4mv]

Never been my thing. It’s always been at my local arcades though.

[GanonMetroid]

IIDX is the most demanding rhythm game I’ve ever played. Far and away.

[MiltoniusPrime]

Played quite a bit of beatmania US, a bit of the JP versions friends would bring to conventions, and have all of the tracks up through Tricoro for Lunatic Rave 2 (essentially Stepmania for beatmania, using the US controller ran through an old PS2-to-USB converter I had for DDR). Love playing that, and Pop’n.

 

If I can find the stems, I’d love to chart Jelly Kiss for Rock Band.

[b4mv]

Where’d you get the charts?

Interested :]

[MiltoniusPrime]

Where’d you get the charts?

Interested :]

 

What charts?

[b4mv]

the Beatmania Charts for Lunatic Rave 2?

[MiltoniusPrime]

the Beatmania Charts for Lunatic Rave 2?

 

I forget, I Googled around to find them.

[DMNBT]

Check out bms.bemaniso.ws for some IIDX charts

[b4mv]

Oh sweet, I completely forgot about that site.

Thanks

[Thomas OMalley]

I know the post is a bit old but…fuck yeah Jelly Kiss for rb3.

[MiltoniusPrime]

I know the post is a bit old but…fuck yeah Jelly Kiss for rb3.

 

I’ve got the BPM mapped and syllables plotted out.

 

But I could say that about dozens of songs.

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