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If you're finding medium difficulty too easy or boring, but you still can't do well on hard songs, here are some tips to make that leap. | If you're finding medium difficulty too easy or boring, but you still can't do well on hard songs, here are some tips to make that leap. | ||
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# Get to know the song you're playing. Chances are, you haven't spent hours upon hours in practice mode on easy or medium practicing solo 7 in Hangar 18. Well, once you get to hard and expert, you'll have to. Find a certain spot in the song that will allow you to do better if you hit it. This doesn't necessarily mean the hardest part. Star Power phrases and parts leading into hard parts (to keep your ROCK meter in green) are good ones to practice. | # Get to know the song you're playing. Chances are, you haven't spent hours upon hours in practice mode on easy or medium practicing solo 7 in Hangar 18. Well, once you get to hard and expert, you'll have to. Find a certain spot in the song that will allow you to do better if you hit it. This doesn't necessarily mean the hardest part. Star Power phrases and parts leading into hard parts (to keep your ROCK meter in green) are good ones to practice. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
