#Guitar hero live mic series#

Within the two festivals fans will play a variety of stages, ranging from small club stages, to headlining massive, open air mainstages. Rock the Block joins SoundDial, the previously announced UK-based festival, as the two fictional settings a player will visit in Guitar Hero Live. With its origins in a number of smaller festivals that used to take place in and around Boulder City, Rock the Block is a spontaneously evolving event that encourages attendees and passers-by to be drawn into the festival experience.

Rock the Block is set in the US and takes place in the heart of an imagined city landscape in the game. GH Live is the first person, live-action mode that puts you on stage as the lead guitarist. Panic! At the Disco - Girls Girls BoysДЄlso at Gamescom, Guitar Hero Live is unveiling Rock the Block, the second music festival in GH Live. Joining the line-up of songs announced thus far, bringing the total to 100, are the following:ДЎ2.

#Guitar hero live mic series#

ДЄcross both game modes, Guitar Hero Live will give players access to more tracks than ever before in a previous Guitar Hero title. Guitar Hero is a series of music rhythm game video games first released in 2005, in which players use a guitar-shaped game controller to simulate playing. Revealed earlier this week was the latest behind the scenes video for the game, viewable here. By plugging in any USB mic, aspiring rock stars will be able to sing to tracks in GHTV and in Quickplay in GH Live, complete with a lyrics highway and note track along the top of the screen. Singing alongside the core guitar-based gameplay has always been something that defined the Guitar Hero party experience, and the inclusion of vocals in the game delivers another way for players to have fun together in Guitar Hero Live. At Gamescom, Guitar Hero Live is confirming singing mode for local co-operative play, bringing the party back to the living room like never before. Guitar Hero fans will need to warm-up their vocal chords. Before you solider them in place you'll want to run a quick test.The pop culture phenomenon that introduced a new way to interact with music is back with the all-new Guitar Hero Live. Once you've identified the left and right channels, connect the microphone wire to the left and the sound out to the right. This is because a mono microphone outputs through the tip connector, which is the left channel. Grab the other wire and put it to one of the terminals You want to connect the wires so that you can hear the background hum through the right headphone. If you don't get this, then you've picked the microphone wire. This is the normal noise for the xbox headset. If you've managed to pick the sound wire, you should hear a static/hum noise in one of the headphones speakers. Plug in the headphones and pick one of the two unconnected wires and hold it to one of the terminals. The xbox only outputs sound through one wire, the other being the line in for the microphone. What you're aiming to do is determin which cable is the sound out and which terminal is the left. Then connect a pair of headphones (via an adaptor if nessary) To the line socket.

Connect the 2.5mm jack into the controller where the headset would go.

At this stage you'll want to turn on your xbox and controller.