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* A physical controller
# Skills Needed
This is a research project:
it's assumed you already have a skillset that includes:
* Disassembling consumer electronics
* Using a multimeter to perform continuity checks
* Building electronics projects using a microcontroller
* Soldering
* Running the Arduino IDE *or* using `avrdude` to flash a firmware
If you're not comfortable with the above list,
your best option right now (Jan 2024) is to either buy a used kit,
or wait for the Polybar project to finish their work
producing a beginner-friendly kit with assembly manual.
# Controllers
## Guitar
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Maybe there is some other game that uses this too.
# Other Projects
Mockband is a research project.
You can use it to build a fully working controller,
but the main goal of this project is to inform other developers.
If you're looking for a user-friendly way to get a Rock Band drum controller,
consider the following alternatives:
* Buying a used Harmonix (official Rock Band) drum kit
* Mad Catz Rock Band 3 MIDI PRO-Adapter and a MIDI e-drum kit
* [Santroller](https://santroller.tangentmc.net/wiring_guides/drum.html)
wired to a used Harmonix drum kit
# Bugs / Not Yet Implemented