Stand in the Rain by Superchick ~ Rockband 2 DLC for 04/06, Expert Guitar/Vocals 100% Double FC

DLC Release 04/06/10 ~ Singles

"Stand in the Rain" is a song by Christian rock band Superchick from their 2006 album Beauty From Pain 1.1. It was released as a radio single that year, and stayed at number 1 on R&R's Christian CHR chart for 9 consecutive weeks beginning in October 2006. The instrumental is currently being used in the trailer for Season 5 part 2 of MTV's The Hills.

Genre: Pop Rock
●●○○○ Band
●●○○○ Guitar
●●●○○ Drums
●●○○○ Vocals
●○○○○ Bass

Guitar: ProffessorJoe
Vocals: RJUCPU

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• stand in the rain
• superchick
• rb
• rb2
• rockband
• guitar
• bass
• drums
• vocals
• expert
• RJUCPU
• Proffessorjoe
• SH
• scorehero
• ORRU
• overratedrus
• vvv-gaming

[Sabrina1sk8ter]

Is that acutally what your supposed to do on a real guitar?

[Felldohswrath]

@WilltheGamer Well, you're not playing expert. There's the problem.

[WilltheGamer]

@Felldohswrath no its not the calibration or the video. I have first hand experiance with the notes being off from the sound and having nothing at all to do with calibration. For instance: BYOB downloadable content on the PS3 on normal mode the song has single notes that are completely off from the sounds they make.

Also on PS3 DLC for Prayer of a Refugee on normal mode theres a lot of notes that the guitarist is supposed to play but it just skips over them. Really annoying.

[Felldohswrath]

@WilltheGamer I see now. And I think I know what that is. The person's calibration is probably off. I seriously doubt the chart itself is off. And this also, youtube can sometimes mess up a video during the upload.

[WilltheGamer]

@Felldohswrath and I dont mean like, how it would actually be played on a real guitar, I just mean when the game makes a guitar sound, you should have to play a guitar note. Which for the songs that come with the game it does and some of the DLC it does not

[WilltheGamer]

@Felldohswrath I seriously have no idea what you are talking about anymore.

My point was, when you strum a note on the guitar, it should coordinate with a sound that is made by the game.

Most of the rockband songs that come with the game are perfectly timed to when you strum a note with your guitar is makes a sound from the song.

However, when you buy some of the downloadable content, the notes that you strum with the guitar often dont match with the sounds coming from the game.

[Felldohswrath]

@WilltheGamer Okay...I just read your comment carefully. You just changed the subject. You play guitar throughout this entire song, up until the outro, where there is no guitar charted anyway. How would YOU chart this song?

[Felldohswrath]

@WilltheGamer Um. No. What are YOU talking about??? They do not chart songs to be exactly like it is in real life. That's what Pro mode is for in RB3.

[WilltheGamer]

@Felldohswrath wut? the notes are ALWAYS supposed to match the guitar clicks wtf are you talking about? realism or not if you had a song and none of the notes matched up with the music youd be like "wtf am I playing?"

[Felldohswrath]

@WilltheGamer It's not supposed to. They are not aiming for realism.