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Some instruments require special adapters to connect to your computer. For example, non-USB PS2 g...

First-party guitars are produced either directly by Harmonix/Neversoft or licensed to another com...

Clone Hero can be played with a keyboard, gamepads (Xbox, Playstation, etc), guitar controllers, ...

While many guitars will work with Clone Hero, there are a select few that we recommend for users....

The Guitar Hero and Rock Band games both featured drums as a playable instrument. The Rock Band g...

If you run into any trouble while following these instructions, drop by #help-line in the Clone H...

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Midi drums are fully supported as of Clone Hero 1.0 release. These drums typically offer the best...

Various parts of Guitar Hero and Rock Band controllers can be manually replaced and/or modded. Th...

Wireless instruments require specific receivers/dongles to connect and are not interchangeable. T...

The landing page text of the wiki.

An explanation of concepts and gameplay mechanics necessary to play the game.

People that contributed to the translation of the game.

Listed here are common issues and their resolutions. If you encounter an issue not listed here, o...

Third party guitars are guitars that are produced by organizations not affiliated with Neversoft ...

Clone Hero allows you to customize controls to your liking through the control mapper on the main...

You may not have access to a guitar, especially since they've been increasing in price and are no...

Collection of common issues faced when mapping drums in Clone hero

Answers to frequently asked questions can be found here.

Common technical problems and solutions for them.