Guitar or Drums?
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Guitar or Drums?
The GH4 or RB2 thread got me thinking?
It seems to me that everyone is waiting to see how GH4's drum set plays out?...
I don't have RB1!!!!
So here is the ?......
Which is Better? Playing Guitar.....or ...playin' DRUMS!!!!
Singers need not apply......sorry.
Laters....
It seems to me that everyone is waiting to see how GH4's drum set plays out?...
I don't have RB1!!!!
So here is the ?......
Which is Better? Playing Guitar.....or ...playin' DRUMS!!!!
Singers need not apply......sorry.
Laters....
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This is probably on par with a religious debate, but since starting on drums in Rock Band, I find it tough to go back to guitar. I did play through the Hard guitar tour in RB, and it was certainly fun, but I have a much more enjoyable experience on the drums. I guess a big part of it is that fake drumming is much closer to real drumming when you compare it to fake guitar/real guitar. I can take the skills learned in RB and apply it to real-world drumming, but I doubt I'd ever have the ability to play a real guitar and be any good at it.
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Both are incredibly fun and will keep you entertained for many hours.
Most people will probably say drums, since a lot of us have been playing the guitar side of things for years (since GH1).
I enjoy drums now more than I do playing guitar, even though I'm not the best at them.
Most people will probably say drums, since a lot of us have been playing the guitar side of things for years (since GH1).
I enjoy drums now more than I do playing guitar, even though I'm not the best at them.
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Guitar. I have no rhythm so button mashing the frets on the guitar is a whole lot easier than trying to keep a beat on the drums. Plus my brain still hasn't been able to wrap itself around the foot pedal.
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I enjoy both. The drums are a lot of fun. I don't play them as much as the guitar though. They are kind of loud and I have a roommate who is easily annoyed by sound. So I mostly play them when she's not around. I also have to set them up when I want to play. Otherwise, I'd play them a lot more. I also think I'm better at the guitar. It's wireless and easier to just pick up and play real quick, so I end up playing it more often. I also got a little burned on drums trying to beat Fall Out Boy on expert about 100 times. I will beat it someday though, dammit!
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I like both but prefer Guitar...I just have more fun rocking out that way. Drums is great too but I'm only on 'Hard' and sometimes suck at it - but Guitar I can hang at expert.
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Originally Posted by mdc3000
I like both but prefer Guitar...I just have more fun rocking out that way. Drums is great too but I'm only on 'Hard' and sometimes suck at it - but Guitar I can hang at expert.
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Neither...bass all the way!!! Just kidding, bass is boring. Hopefully GH4/RB2 will fix that.
Personally, I enjoy guitar more, but only because I'm *much* better at it. I don't have RB at my disposal, so I haven't had the opportunity to get good at drums, but anytime I've tried to play drums at a friend's place, I suck the whole group down...hard.
Personally, I enjoy guitar more, but only because I'm *much* better at it. I don't have RB at my disposal, so I haven't had the opportunity to get good at drums, but anytime I've tried to play drums at a friend's place, I suck the whole group down...hard.
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I played guitar for 20 years so I lean to the guitar 80% of the time. I always wanted to play the drums, but for some reason I just can't get into it as much as I would like. I actually enjoy singing even though I never really sang before, but I'll only sing when the wife isn't home, so it isn't too often. I think I'd be into the drumming if I would play it more, but I get a little frustrated not being able to tear it up like I do on the axe.
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Originally Posted by RubenR
The GH4 or RB2 thread got me thinking?
It seems to me that everyone is waiting to see how GH4's drum set plays out?...
I don't have RB1!!!!
So here is the ?......
Which is Better? Playing Guitar.....or ...playin' DRUMS!!!!
Singers need not apply......sorry.
Laters....
It seems to me that everyone is waiting to see how GH4's drum set plays out?...
I don't have RB1!!!!
So here is the ?......
Which is Better? Playing Guitar.....or ...playin' DRUMS!!!!
Singers need not apply......sorry.
Laters....
The mic is my instrument of choice for having fun. The drums though are a decent second choice but i find them to be really tough. The guitar i have never cared for.
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Drums, though I never did beat Reaper on expert. I was on board with Guitar Hero when it launched back in '05, after 2 years of that (and lots of it) the Drums were a wonderful upgrade.
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I was never able to make it past GG&HT on Med Drums cause I cant cooridinate 2 hand movements and 1 footmovement. So I say Guitar by far is more fun to me.