It sucked.
Why it sucked:
1. D string was out of tune
2. Strings were too close together.
3. Some of your sound files timing were off.
I'm sorry but...it sucked.
Virtual Guitar
June 7, 2004 –March 25, 2014
Here is its eulogy, a collection of the kind words written about it while still among the living. They shall live on forever in its place.
Author Comments
Virtual Guitar features 66 noises (6 strings, 10 frets) and is easy to use. Please review. I made this because I didn't really see any virtual guitars on Newgrounds, I saw basses, drums, and other instruments, but no Guitars. So here is a Virtual Guitar for all of you guys. I relise in the game I spelt "VIRTUAL" wrong so you don't have to put it in the reviews anymore. If you like it please visit: http://hvforums.cjb.net
Reviews
It was Ok, except that you put the strings to close together, so that made it a little hard, if you wanted to try playing anything and, the D-string did sound a little out of it. Don't quit your day job, Bub.
...it didn't suck. Did the 'D' string sound out of tune to anyone else? If it didn't, maybe I should turn my discman down some, huh? But yeah, I respect your attempt here, guy...but nevertheless, my boyfriend still is THE guitar god. You just can't beat him. Good try.
awesome... could use some work though... make bigger spaces or something...
Maybe the addition of slides, and maybe doing it so your guitar is timed correctly?
Record and playback would be nice, as well as demo songs. Maybe even the ability to add in power chords and majors and stuff.
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- Score
- 2.51 / 5.00