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Revision as of 15:13, 6 October 2011
Random Card
Refresh this page or choose 'Random Card' (here or in the left sidebar) for another random card.
Pitch Gameplay
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| The card's front face | The card's back face |
Synopsis
| Exploring the tonal accuracy of the player’s voiced input. |
Relationships
Makes use of:
Sound Input 
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Often uses:
In-game Feedback 
, Sound Visualization 
, Levelled Performance 
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Description
Some games focus on the player's ability to provide an input whose pitch matches that of a pre-defined sound piece such as a song. This is typically done through the input of voice, with the player singing the lyrics of a selected song. Since pitch is the acoustic parameter being considered, the exact wording of the player's input is usually secondary to the performance.
Examples
| Guitar Hero World Tour: |
Disney Sing It: Family Hits: |
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