r/CloneHero

Lead Guitar = 3
Link:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tad2pnZ1L8bRLkpCOXGQc1SJN1Ie6MBb?usp=drive_link

Recently paid for chartting a song, i got it (love it) but it had me thinking about other people getting chart requests and it isnt uploaded to the website (mine either) my thought process was one hero pays for a chart and we all can get to see a new song uploaded but i guess thats not the case, how come?

Hoping for a bit of help. I've amassed a fairly big library of songs, some of which I'll never be able to play. I'm hoping to free up some space by getting rid of anything over a certain difficulty level. Is there a way for me to easily identify and batch-delete songs based on their metadata? I've looked around online but haven't been able to find a solution. There's a few tools out there for library management, but nothing that lets you search by difficulty/guitar intensity.

Does something like this exist, or is it unfortunately a case of opening Clone Hero, ordering by difficulty, then making a list and going through it manually?

Hi, new to all of this.

First my screwups:

Bought a xbox360 at a garage sale, with the thought that my neurodivergent 6yo would like the drumming game I remembered from college when the 360 came out.

Purchased a drum set and he loves it!!!

Wanted to play with him.

Bought a guitar controller (60$) turns out it only works with guitar hero live.

Boughtthe Beatles base guitar($80)

Doesn't work...

So now im thinking I should just clone hero route before sinking more money into vintage technology. Damn im old.

So what drum kit is the least expensive?

Is there multi-player mode? Can I have 2 drum kits (my daughter gets jealous and fights happen)?

Is there a microphone like in band hero?

Thanks

https://github.com/Insanity404/Clone-Sidekick

Today, I updated Clone Sidekick. We find ourselves playing the game more often now that we can easily add songs we want while playing...all from the couch.

After inviting friends over to play, it became pretty clear that the service wasn't setup for guests. I don't wish to give a guest access to my hardware, or my logins.

So, I came up with Party Mode.

Control guest access to your song library!

Party Mode lets you share temporary access with guests. They won't need to verify via google, they will just be allowed to access the service via the generated guest link or created QR code.

You control when party mode is enabled, and for how long (max of 24 hours.) You also control what this guest role will be allowed to do. Such as browse songs and library, download songs, or even allow them to remove their own songs/any/none.

Guest links are automatically revoked when the time is expired. Or you can revoke them at any time, via the settings page.

Guests will not be able to access the settings page, no matter what permissions you give them.

This is only the first planned update to this tool. I have a few other ideas planned that I've started to work on. Such as support for more sources, setlists/pack support, proper YARG support, and official deployment support for Docker. Many of these features will likely take a bit more effort and time to add, if they are all even feasible.

If you have any other ideas for changes you'd like to see, let me know below.

Any options that are more compact than a full set of electronic drums? I'm low on space. I've seen some "kid's first drum kit" type stuff on Amazon but it kinda looks kinda junk.

This full difficulties this time, as I didn't have the energy to do them (yet) 😅😅

Might consider doing the whole album if it's that good!

I was just messing around with the trackpads on my steam deck, and randomly thought about DJ Hero how you’d use the turntable and “scratch” the record moving it forward and back. Has anyone gotten DJ Hero to work with the trackpads or not yet? I wouldn’t even know how to implement that into an emulator

I'm thinking about buying a CRKD guitar pretty soon. From what I can tell the difference between the Pro and Encore editions is that the Pro comes with mechanical fret buttons + haptic feedback strum bar, and the Encore comes with "OG features" like the standard fret buttons + mechanical strum bar. My question is, what are the real differences in using these? I haven't been playing for that long so I'm basically wondering if there is any real downside to the Encore edition features once reaching higher levels of play, or if the higher price of the Pro edition isn't worth paying because it's features aren't that important.

Hey guys I apologize if this has already been discussed in here but I’m debating on getting my wife the riffmaster ps5 so she can play clone hero on her MacBook . I’ve seen some different posts about this particular guitar but they’re all over a year old . Does this ps5 riffmaster still plug and play with the Mac book ? Thanks everyone

Hello! After recently seeing a GH arcade game at Dave & Busters, and spending the subsequent 4 hours on it, it reminded me why I spent so much time on it growing up.

When I got home, i immediately searched if there was any way to play it on PC - and learnt about Clone Hero. It sounds like perfect and want to jump into it immediately.

Can I use any guitar out there for it or are there some top recommendations for which guitar platform works best with the program? Anything else I should know/look into before downloading and jumping in?

Besides for watching a couple videos, I’ll be a complete beginner with Clone Hero. I am super excited something like this exists, thanks in advance!