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Developed by Neversoft, Guitar Hero World Tour is the fourth installment in the popular music video game franchise, and it's the first Guitar Hero game to include drum and microphone controllers in addition to the standard guitar-shaped controller. Just like Guitar Hero 2  and  Guitar Hero 3 , Guitar Hero World Tour has cheat codes that you enter using your musical instruments.

These cheats are compatible with the PC edition, but they may also work in other versions such as Guitar Hero World Tour on Xbox .

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Title ID: 4156081A Media ID: 6C6A8EF1 TU: Any Can anyone make this for guitar hero world tour? Looking for 100% no matter how you preform amd/or max score. This trainer exisists for pc, hopefully its easy to transfer? Want this game completed before i start rockband 4 ty!

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Guitar Hero is a music and rhythm game for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and Windows PC. The game was developed by Neversoft Entertainment and published by Activision in association with RedOctane. It was initially released on November 8, 2005. 

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Despite launching with hefty system requirements and less-than-stellar hardware optimization, the PC port of Guitar Hero III managed to do okay for itself when it was released last year. While the game's sales were not necessarily groundbreaking, it did well enough on the platform to earn itself a forthcoming sequel in the form of Guitar Hero World Tour.

In an attempt to make the beloved plastic-shredding sequel more accessible to the desktop audience, publisher Aspyr has retuned the game's engine to ensure that the World Tour performs better on lower-end PCs and Macs. From the build we played, we can say that the game looks, sounds, and performs just as well as it does on its fun console counterparts. The game's biggest addition this time around is the support of drum peripherals and mics. You can play each instrument individually, or all of them at the same time, provided you have enough friends and/or limbs

Already released for the PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Wii, the PC version of World Tour will include the 86 songs that debuted on the consoles. Some of the game's notable hits come in the form of "Everlong" by the Foo Fighters, "Beat It" by Michael Jackson, and my personal favorite Ozzy Osbourne song, "Crazy Train." If players aren't satisfied with the lengthy set list, they might be glad to know that World Tour introduces a simple music creation tool that allows the musician in all of us to create unique beats.

However, unlike its console counterparts, World Tour PC will not allow players to upload and share their songs online (publisher Aspyr is a little worried about copyright infringements)..

Shipping at $89.99, World Tour will be the first Guitar Hero game for the PC that will include a wireless guitar. However, this doesn’t mean that the included wired guitar from the PC version of Guitar Hero III won't be supported; so if you have that axe, make sure you don't smash it (unless you're performing in front of a stoked rock crowd). In addition, acquiring the drums and a mic are also made easy. The game supports virtually any USB mic and the drum kit is the same one used for Sony 's PlayStation 3.

PC and Mac users will be able to rock out on their respective platforms when Guitar Hero World Tour launches later this June.

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Guitar Hero World Tour (initially referred to as Guitar Hero IV or Guitar Hero IV: World Tour) is a music rhythm game developed by Neversoft, published by Activision and distributed by RedOctane. It is the fourth main entry in the Guitar Hero series, the sixth on home consoles and the seventh overall. The game was launched in North America in October 2008 for the PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, and Xbox 360 consoles, and a month later for Europe and Australia. A version of World Tour for Microsoft Windows and Apple Macintosh was later released.

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You can try downloading x360ce and converting the guitar inputs into an xbox 360 controller inputs. Or you simply need to downloading the guitar driver, like with steering whells

hi, ty for you work! i installed the game and solved the problem with the path but the game doesn’t recognize my guitar and still asking for it. how can i fix this?

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It packs in a sleek new wireless six-piece drum set with fan-like cymbals, a slap-strum pad on its 25 percent larger sunburst guitar, a stunning 86 master recording track list, and absolutely nobody, I repeat nobody, dies in this game. I’m talking about Activision Blizzard’s Guitar Hero World Tour , of course, aka Take That, Rock Band ! , an Extreme Instrumental Makeover for the series that launched a thousand armchair shedders, and it’ll be available day one for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2, and Nintendo Wii owners anywhere.

In case you’ve yet to rock out with a plastic piece and you’re wondering what’s up with this “music video game” thing, a word about Guitar Hero . Think back to when you were a kid and shameless, ready to bop and disco while your favorite song boogied in the background, plucking invisible strings on ethereal air guitars or upending empty ice cream buckets to slap along with the beat. Now imagine three or four buckets pinioned to a stand and that air guitar reified in plastic homage to Les Paul with a few colorful buttons poking out of the neck to trigger notes as they pop up on a TV screen and you’re in the concert hall vicinity of what this whole faux rocker craze is all about.

Craze? Without a doubt. The Guitar Hero series alone has sold over 23 million units worldwide and cashed some $1.6 billion in retail sales since it debuted in November 2005. By comparison, the Halo trilogy of games has sold around 20 million copies worldwide, and it’s been around since November 2001.

Guitar Hero World Tour marks the fourth entry in a series that until now has been Strictly Guitars, allowing at most two players to cooperatively tackle guitar and bass parts or square off in head-cutting duels. That was plenty for the first waves of living room rockers — until November 2007, anyway, when MTV Games released Rock Band, which audaciously added a drum set and microphone to the mix.

Guitar Hero purists balked at Rock Band’s simplified gameplay and softer soundtrack, but the casually curious quickly climbed onto couches and enthusiastically plonked folding chairs in front of TV sets to group-jam songs like Bon Jovi’s “Wanted Dead or Alive” and Foo Fighters’ “Learn to Fly” and Blue Oyster Cult’s “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper.” What’s more, Rock Band offered roles for everyone. Guitar too complex? Try bass. Bass to easy? Try drums. Not rhythmically inclined? Grab the microphone, set it on “easy,” then belt your ever-lovin’ heart out. Plop spectators on your flanks singing backup and beer and pretzels on the coffee table and you were golden.

Guitar Hero World Tour amounts to Activision Blizzard’s year-later group-friendly riposte, an attempt to one-up the Rock Band series with more sophisticated play modes and a full complement of streamlined instruments. For starters, the redesigned guitar’s whammy bar has been extended to make it easier to grab and hammer, and the strum bar is both wider and quieter so you can theoretically rocket through power-rhythm stuff like Ozzy Osbourne’s “Crazy Train” or Joe Satriani’s “Satch Boogie” without burying the music in a blizzard of teeth-juddering clicks. Top that off with a tap pad that lets you play notes straight or “tap-strum” like you’re slapping strings on an electric bass.

And then there’s the drum set, which adds a whole new splashy vertical dimension. Rock Band’s drum kit was four pads and a kick pedal, but World Tour adds cymbals to the mix along with velocity sensitivity (how hard or fast you strike the pads) so you can actually vary the sounds the drums make.

Even more intriguing: The game’s newfangled “advanced studio” mode lets you actually create your own music from scratch. I don’t know if you’re familiar with Apple’s GarageBand , but it’s the same basic idea, a simplified compositional tool that captures MIDI data (and in the case of the PS3 version, you can even plug in a MIDI-compatible computer) as entered, either note-by-note or in real-time.

“Great,” you’re probably saying, “but what’ll that set me back?”

You’ve actually got a few options here. You can spring for the whole caboodle and take your wallet for a white-knuckle $190 spin. You can opt for just the “guitar kit” version for $100 which comes with, erm, just the guitar. Or you can grab the game all by it’s lonesome for $60 and not a penny more if you don’t mind using your existing plastic axe. That’s right, World Tour is backwards compatible with older Guitar Hero peripherals (and even a few Rock Band and Rock Revolution controllers, or so rumor has it).

As for the track list, think…mellower. Who really wants to group-fumble through DragonForce’s “Through the Fire and Flames” or Iron Maiden’s “Number of the Beast” anyway? In World Tour, you’ll be jamming to more tuneful stuff like The Guess Who’s “American Woman” and Survivor’s “Eye of the Tiger” and Bob Seger’s “Hollywood Nights.” Somehow even Michael Jackson (“Beat It”) and Wings (“Band on the Run”) made it in.

Not to worry, the downloadable content’s already stacked to the gills with Metallica and Ted Nugent and Oasis tracks, so it’s not a total pop-fest, but then you wouldn’t catch me dead listening to Rick Springfield’s “Jesse’s Girl,” but I absolutely cannot wait to play it. Oh yeah, take note Wii owners, this is the first Guitar Hero game to finally support Wii download functionality.

Will it sell? That’d be where you come in, but it certainly looks like a deal-maker on paper, bound to ratchet up the profile of a rapidly growing idiom that’s become a kind of second-market-for-musical-oldies phenomenon.

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• Turn on the ‘Ignore Controller Input’ setting in Fortnite
• Download key mapping software such as JoyToKey
• Map the five buttons on your controller to D, F, J, K and L in that order

Throughout its lifetime, Fortnite has never been a game to shy away from adding in wacky new game modes, and the latest of these has come along with Fortnite Festival. Players can now play a rhythm game reminiscent of games like Guitar Hero, playing along to a selection of hit songs .

But if you’re someone who is a fan of Guitar Hero and are wondering if you’re able to put that guitar controller of yours to good use, you’re in luck. We’ve put together this quick guide to explain how you can use a Guitar Hero controller in Fortnite Festival.

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How to use Guitar Hero controller in Fortnite Festival

First things first, you want to change your in-game settings to allow for a Guitar Hero controller to be used. On the main menu, click your avatar icon in the top right, and select ‘Settings’ to open up the settings menu.

Next, click on the ‘Mouse and Keyboard’ tab at the top, and look for the setting marked ‘Ignore Controller Input’. Make sure this is turned on.

Now, you’ll need to install some software to map your controls properly, such as JoyToKey . Download and install it if you don’t already have it and then launch it. The software should automatically recognise your connected Guitar Hero controller.

Select the controller you want to use in the JoyToKey window and it will bring up the current buttons that it has mapped. You don’t need to worry about most of these settings, but you must ensure you have the following settings set up:

• Button 1: D
• Button 2: F
• Button 3: J
• Button 4: K
• Button 5: L

These keys are the default keys used for the corresponding buttons in Fortnite Festival, so by binding your controller’s buttons to those keys, you’ll be able to use your guitar instead. Now all you have to do is jump into Fortnite Festival and get jamming with your Guitar Hero guitar.

What Guitar Hero Controllers Work on PC: Compatibility and Setup Guide

Venturing into the realm of rhythm games often leads to the nostalgic classic, Guitar Hero. While traditionally played on consoles, many enthusiasts look to breathe new life into this iconic game by playing it on a modern PC. Not all Guitar Hero controllers were created equal, however, and their compatibility with a PC can vary. It is crucial to know which controllers will work seamlessly with your PC setup and which ones may require additional steps or hardware to function properly.

To connect a Guitar Hero controller to a PC, you need to ensure that it has either a USB port for wired connections or wireless connectivity capabilities. Fortunately, many Guitar Hero guitars, such as those from RedOctane and the X-Plorer model, are designed to connect easily to a PC. Depending on what you own or decide to purchase, the process of setting up varies but generally involves plug-and-play mechanisms or the interaction with specific drivers and software.

Configuring the controller in your PC’s settings can be straightforward or might necessitate some manual tweaking. This usually involves mapping the controller’s buttons to correspond with in-game commands. Once configured, your Guitar Hero controller can offer a comparable, if not richer, gaming experience on your PC compared to traditional consoles, especially with the plethora of customization options available through emulators and software designed for rhythm gaming.

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Key Takeaways

• Guitar Hero controllers for PC use require USB or wireless connectivity.
• RedOctane and X-Plorer models are known for their compatibility with PCs.
• Proper configuration is necessary for optimal gameplay experience on PC.

Compatibility of Guitar Hero Controllers with PC

To effectively use your Guitar Hero controllers on a PC, it’s important to understand both the essential requirements of your computer and the general compatibility of different controllers. You’ll need to ensure you have the right connections and possibly some additional software or drivers.

Essential PC Requirements

Your PC must have a USB port to connect Guitar Hero controllers, whether directly through a Guitar Hero model with USB connectivity or via an adapter. For wireless controllers , a wireless USB dongle specific to the controller’s console type is necessary. If you’re using a PS2 controller , you’ll need a PS2 to USB adapter .

For smooth performance, ensure your Windows PC is running an operating system that supports the required drivers or software . Some controllers may need third-party applications like Xpadder to be recognized as an Xbox 360 controller, which is commonly supported by PC games.

General Compatibility Guide

• USB-based Guitar Hero controllers : Directly connect to the PC and may require specific drivers .
• Xbox 360 Guitar Hero controllers : Typically have native PC support and should work once connected.
• Wii Guitar Hero controllers : Can be used with a Bluetooth connection if they are wireless or a Raphnet adapter for wired controllers.
• PS3 Guitar Hero controllers : Require a USB dongle that’s made for the respective controller.
• PS2 Guitar Hero controllers : Need a PS2 to USB adapter or converter , and you might have to install drivers or remapping software.

For any Guitar Hero controller to interface with PC, compatibility with the game itself is also crucial. Some Guitar Hero games available on PC may not support every controller type, so check the game’s compatibility list. When using adapters or converters, ensure that they are correctly installed and recognized by your Windows PC before attempting to play.

Specific Guitar Hero Controllers and PCs

Finding the right Guitar Hero controller that works with your PC can enhance your gaming experience. Below you’ll find specific information for connecting PlayStation, Xbox, and Wii Guitar Hero controllers to your PC.

PlayStation to PC

To connect PlayStation Guitar Hero controllers to your PC, you often need a USB adapter or a Bluetooth connection if it’s a wireless model. Most PlayStation 3 controllers, including the RedOctane and Kramer Striker , and some PlayStation 2 variants, can be used on your PC. Popular choices include:

• RedOctane’s Wireless controllers (with a USB receiver)
• PlayStation 2 wired controllers via a USB adapter

Games like Frets on Fire and Clone Hero are commonly used when playing guitar games on PC.

Xbox controllers usually have an advantage because many come with USB connectivity, making them plug-and-play devices for PCs. The X-Plorer controller from Guitar Hero II on the Xbox 360 is a great wired option that’s directly compatible with your PC. Alternatively, wireless Xbox 360 controllers like the Guitar Hero Live guitar can connect via a wireless gaming receiver . The following controllers are known to work well:

• Xbox 360’s X-Plorer (wired connection)
• Xbox 360’s wireless controllers (with wireless receiver)

These controllers work seamlessly with PC games like Clone Hero and are favored for their ease of use.

For Wii Guitar Hero controllers, you’ll typically use a Bluetooth connection to pair the controller with your PC, given that the Wii remote (Wiimote) communicates via Bluetooth. You may need additional software to recognize the controller’s inputs. Here’s what you’ll likely use:

• Wii Remote connected via Bluetooth
• Guitar controllers like the Guitar Hero Live guitar connected with the Wii remote

Keep in mind, for playing titles like Guitar Hero III on a Mac or PC, using the Wii remote with Clone Hero is a common practice among gamers. Additionally, DOYO and Activision made Wii guitar controllers that can be adapted for PC use.

• Gametime Buddies Brand Name wireless guitar for Guitar Hero and Rock Band games.
• Size: 30 inches long with neck, 9.5 inch width at the guitar body.
• Wii remote controller slot on the front of guitar, easy to connect and hold the Wii Remote.
• Compatible with All Guitar Hero Games and Rock Band 2 or 3.
• Not compatible with the Rock Band games that requires microphone to play, such as Rock Band 1 and more.

Using and Configuring Controllers on PC

To make the most of your Guitar Hero controllers on PC, you’ll need to correctly install them, use the right software, and know how to troubleshoot common problems.

Installation and Settings

Before rocking out on your PC, ensure your Guitar Hero controller—whether it’s a wireless or wired model—is properly installed. For wired controllers , it’s often as simple as plugging them into a USB port on your PC. However, some models, like the PS2 controller , may require a PS2 to USB adapter . For wireless controllers , you’ll need to connect the corresponding USB receiver and often use the sync button on the controller to establish a connection.

Once plugged in, navigate to your system’s Settings to ensure everything is functioning. Check the properties of your controller in the device manager to confirm that all the buttons—or frets —and the strum bar are recognized. Ensure that no compatibility issues are present for a smooth experience.

Third-Party Software and Games

After installation, you might need third-party software to assign the controllers’ inputs to keystrokes or game controls—this is especially true for games that don’t natively support Guitar Hero controllers like Clone Hero or Rock Band . Programs such as Xpadder or JoyToKey allow you to map the fret buttons , strum bar , and dpad to your liking and save different profiles for various games. Specifically for Guitar Hero titles like Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock or Guitar Hero: Aerosmith , ensure the game settings are configured correctly to recognize your controller.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Occasionally, you may encounter issues where the PC doesn’t recognize your controller or the controls aren’t responding correctly. Here are a couple of common issues and their solutions:

• Driver Problems : If using a wireless controller , sometimes Windows doesn’t install the correct drivers automatically. You can go to Device Manager and manually update them.
• Port Issues : Controllers may not be recognized if plugged into USB 3.0 ports. Try connecting to a USB 2.0 port if you encounter this problem.

Remember to check the controller’s compatibility with your PC’s operating system and that any third-party peripherals , like a Fender Stratocaster from Rock Band, have the necessary hardware or software support.

Enhancing Your Guitar Hero Experience on PC

Playing Guitar Hero on PC can be a highly rewarding experience with the right equipment and custom content. Using compatible controllers and personalizing your game with mods can significantly enhance your gameplay.

Additional Peripherals

For an authentic Guitar Hero experience on PC, having the ideal peripherals is crucial. Xbox 360 guitars are known for their compatibility and can be connected to your PC with a wireless receiver or USB cable. X-Plorer Wired Guitar is a great choice if you’re after a plug-and-play experience with a classic electric guitar feel.

Ensure that your controller’s battery is always charged for consistent performance, especially if you’re using a wireless controller. In case you want a full band setup, you can also consider adding drums and other peripherals that work with games like Clone Hero and Rock Band track packs .

Custom Songs and Modifications

To freshen up your song library, incorporating custom songs is a fantastic way to personalize your Guitar Hero experience on PC. Software such as Clone Hero , Performous , and Phase Shift allows you to add songs and customize gameplay. These platforms are often community-driven, offering a vast array of additional songs and modifications.

• Clone Hero : Highly popular for its custom song support.
• Rock Band Track Packs : Can be imported to expand your song library.

Incorporating these custom songs is usually straightforward — download the tracks and follow the instructions provided by the software to include them in your game. Doing this will breathe new life into your playing sessions, providing you with virtually endless content to enjoy.

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Can You Play Guitar Hero On PC?

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