r/rhythmgames

-5202 MS???? WHAT IS HAPPENING

(note i am using roblox folders to change fonts,vanilla rusher)

Hi everyone! Just wanted to share this with people that could find it interesting, and maybe find out if someone else has done it before, cause afaik we are the first to do it.

Since last year we have been using Clone Hero for the concerts of my Math/Prog Rock band Kyori (here is a insta link if anyone wants to follow us https://www.instagram.com/kyoribb/ ).

I basically charted our songs, and when we play live I project Clone Hero and give 2 controllers to the audience. The drummer listens to a synchronized click track and everything works neatly together!

As a musician and game developer I am very passionate about adding interactivity to live concerts and I am thinking of exploring other mechanics potentially through making my own games etc.

Have any of you guys ever done or seen something similar?

I have tried to play it and tried to look for it lb the play store but. Nothing works. I an scared that what if it has shut down

A couple weeks ago I posted a game where you hear 4 notes and try to repeat them on a piano and most of you (and me) were humbled by it.

I took your feedback and made some updates:

- Note labels on the piano — each key now shows its note name (A, E#, B, etc.) so you're actually learning while you play

- Harder scoring — the game is a bit more unforgiving now, as it should be

- Articles section — I added some reading material to help you actually get better at this

You can try it at pitchd.net

Also, I'd love to feature articles written by people in this community. If you know your stuff and want to contribute a piece, drop a comment or DM me. Would be cool to have this become a real resource for people training their ear.

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with HR (Hard Rock) mod, so the judgement (timing window) is harder

99.9…💔🥀

I’ve always believed that if melody and chords are the "skin" of a song, then the drums and bass are its "skeleton." Most of us only focus on the surface, but we miss the structural beauty underneath. When you can actually *feel* the drums and bass through haptics, the experience hits differently. Sensory-fused listening is the ultimate way to go.

That’s why I developed **VibeSync** for iOS & Apple Watch. It’s a music companion (optimized for Apple Music) that extracts the **Drums** and **Bass** from the track and translates them into precise haptic feedback. By utilizing the iPhone’s advanced Taptic Engine alongside the Apple Watch, the rhythm is no longer just heard—it’s physically felt on your wrist and in your hand.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vibesync-haptic-rhythm/id6763841573

With visual beat-matching UI, it feels less like just "listening" and more like playing *Taiko no Tatsujin* or *Beat Saber*. iPhone’s haptics are incredibly nuanced; they are the perfect medium for musical expression. Use your touch and sight to rediscover the "bones" of your favorite tracks.

With Apple Watch, you can even feel the beat bouncing on your wrist while working out!

The app needs to be used together with Apple Music and right now supports 90+ songs (I will keep expanding the library).

I would really appreciate your honest feedback and let me know if it makes sense

Wondering if USC runs well on Windows 11, and i really like the aesthetic of this controller. Is the portable one better? Is there a better one at all? I found this on gamo2.

It was a mobile IOS game that looked something like this. The top of the screen was the cover art for whatever song you played. And the bottom had tiles to press on. I played during early 2010s