I fell into this http://gimx.fr/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12 ... uitar#p786 and I thought to ask what are the possibilities of using a usb drumkit with Rock Band? My drumkit is custom built and it uses Megadrum http://www.megadrum.info to send midi over usb to my PC. Here it is on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pW8yKvqCriw
Using an Electronic Drumkit as Rock Band controller?
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Re: Using an Electronic Drumkit as Rock Band controller?
This requires a MIDI to joystick conversion.
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Re: Using an Electronic Drumkit as Rock Band controller?
As far as I know, Rock Band cannot be played with a standard dual shock pad. So, are there any special commands that a RB controller sends? Couldn't those be implemented as macros?Matlo wrote:This requires a MIDI to joystick conversion.
Re: Using an Electronic Drumkit as Rock Band controller?
No, it's a whole different device.
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I see... Thanks for your answers.Matlo wrote:No, it's a whole different device.
Re: Using an Electronic Drumkit as Rock Band controller?
A Wii MIDI Pro Adapter can be modified for PS4/PS5 compatibility, costing around $35, though it may drop notes on fast songs or in lefty mode.timekeeper wrote: ↑Mon Feb 06, 2012 3:24 pm I fell into this viewtopic.php?f=12&t=181&p=786&hilit=guitar#p786 and I thought to ask what are the possibilities of using a usb drumkit with Rock Band? My drumkit is custom built and it uses Megadrum http://www.megadrum.info to send midi over usb to my PC. Here it is on youtube:
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