You'll notice each song is separated into areas. You can distinguish when you're entering a new area by the blue "doors" that open from the center. Generally, an area has 8 measures which are divided by horizontal lines on each track. To complete (also called capture) a track in the area you are in, perform the correct button combinations for two measures in a row without making any mistakes. You'll notice that the two measures have a green line that connects the dots. So switch every two measures...that is if you're not making any mistakes.

My explanation makes it sound more complicated than it really is. Let me know if you have anymore questions.

AAHHH!!! (light bulb blinking on over my head) :)

Thanks!!!!

Thong

Picked up a copy of Frequency today.

Damn, this game is fun.

Damn, I suck.

It's hard at first, but use the shoulder buttons exclusively and practice and soon you'll be wondering how you thought normal mode was difficult. The sequel looks promising, but IMO the new music sucks. They still have kept a bit of techno/electronica, but it seems almost most of it is mainstream. Hoepfully it will get the game to sell well, which is the intention, because I would love a Wavelength.