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Guitar hero III question

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flapbreaker

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Why are some of the notes "brighter" than the others? They look "lite" up. Maybe I should read the manual but I don't have it in front of me.
 
flapbreaker said:
Why are some of the notes "brighter" than the others? They look "lite" up. Maybe I should read the manual but I don't have it in front of me.
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I have noticed that as well, and I'm not really sure. I'm glad that someone asked so i can find out as well.
 
Depending on how it looks, it's either a sequence of notes for getting star power, or it indicates hammer on/pull off notes. Go through the tutorials and it'll tell you about it.
 
I'm assuming you mean the notes where the top of it is a bright white?

If so, those are notes you can hammer on/pull off. This make it easier to play a section of a song such as a guitar solo that has more notes in a measure than a verse or chorus. In other words, let's say you see a green note coming at you followed very closely by a "bright" red note. That means you only have to hit the strum bar for the green note and then just press the red note on the fretboard at the right time without hitting the strum bar. This is called a hammer on. Pull offs are the exact same thing but in opposite direction i.e. red note followed by a bright green note where you strum the red note and just press the green note on the fretboard.

Hope that helps.
 
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