Wii Music - Part 3 - Jam Basics, Mii Maestro and Handbell Harmony
Wii Music Gameplay! In this episode we play the only lesson available right now, which is Jam Basics. This is the tutorial, and you do not need to play it again, but we do just because. After that (around 10:30) we play two of the three games. The first game is Mii Maestro. This is the conductor mode, where you hold the baton and keep time for an orchestra. You can control the tempo and how intense the music is played (in volume, which makes certain instruments play more or less notes as well as louder and quiet in certain parts). The second game is Handbell Harmony. This is more fun the more people you are playing it with. Four people each hold two bells each and work together to play the melody to a song. Each person is only responsible for two notes of that melody, but you have to be in harmony if you want it to sound right!
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Part 4! http://youtu.be/EO4pwyE7B5Q
These first two mini games and the first tutorial lesson are the most simple and direct things in the game. They seem to be the most accessible for those without music experience but also are the most shallow experiences, so I encourage you to dive deeper with me as we continue to explore this game! We are only getting started! :D
Wii Music is a very special game developed by Nintendo for the Wii. This game tries to capture the feeling of playing a real instrument. In this video I'm playing Wii Music on PC with the Dolphin Emulator. Go to Part 19 for the beginning of the videos using the Wii U. The game plays much better on console.
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