A) Apple Corps B) Harmonic Arts C) Abbey Road Studios D) Harmonix
A) Digital audio workstations B) Eight-track analog equipment C) Multitrack tape machines D) Two-track and four-track equipment
A) The player is immediately removed from the game B) The entire song stops playing C) All instrument tracks are muted D) The guitar audio is temporarily quieted
A) Only for the guitar tracks B) Yes C) Only for the drum tracks D) No
A) Secondary vinyl releases B) Live concert bootlegs C) Radio broadcast tapes D) Original master recordings
A) Giles Martin B) Paul Hicks C) Dhani Harrison D) George Martin
A) Paul McCartney B) John Lennon C) Ringo Starr D) His father George Martin
A) A documentary film B) Printed sheet music transcripts C) Remixed vinyl records D) Digital back-up copies of all original tapes
A) Audio forensics software B) Video editing software C) Noise-cancellation software D) MIDI sequencing software
A) By isolating sounds at certain frequencies B) By removing all vocal tracks first C) By lowering the master volume D) By using artificial intelligence voice separation
A) Abbey Road Studio 52 B) Olympic Studios C) Trident Studios D) Apple Studios
A) Paul Hicks B) John Lennon C) Dhani Harrison D) George Harrison
A) Years B) Months C) Days D) Weeks
A) High-fidelity uncompressed versions B) Low-fidelity versions C) Vinyl-ripped versions D) Lossless FLAC versions
A) Apple Corps feared unauthorized use of samples from leaks B) High-fidelity files were too large for their computers C) The game engine could not process high-fidelity audio D) Giles Martin refused to share the master tapes
A) At the very start of development B) During final publishing of the game C) During the alpha testing phase D) Before audio forensics began
A) Applied heavy distortion effects B) Re-recorded the guitar parts from scratch C) Removed the rhythm guitar entirely D) Slightly raised the volume of the specific track used in note tracking
A) Two different parts B) Five different parts C) Four different parts D) Three different parts
A) Vocal harmonies B) Lead solo vocals C) Spoken word intros D) Crowd cheering effects
A) So as not to be overwhelming to players B) Because hardware limitations prevented default use C) Because the Beatles never sang harmonies D) Because copyright laws restricted multiplayer singing
A) "Help!" at Candlestick Park B) "Hey Jude" at Shea Stadium C) "Let It Be" on the rooftop D) "Paperback Writer" at the Budokan
A) He added audio effects from live performances to studio versions B) He mixed crowd noise from completely unrelated bands C) He re-recorded the songs in front of a live audience D) He increased the tempo of every studio track
A) The endings, particularly those that fade out B) The bridge sections C) The opening introductions D) The guitar solos
A) A brass section outro B) A final chord at the end of the Abbey Road closer C) A sustained piano chord D) An acoustic guitar flourish
A) George Martin B) Dhani Harrison C) Paul Hicks D) Giles Martin
A) Band chatter and instrument tunes B) Interviews with modern musicians C) Unreleased full-length studio tracks D) Commentary tracks by Harmonix developers
A) At a live concert venue in Japan B) Within the Abbey Road studio C) In a modern digital mixing warehouse D) Inside Apple Corps headquarters
A) Eating breakfast B) Smoking cigarettes C) Drinking tea D) Tuning their guitars
A) The game's main menu background music B) The tutorial mode audio C) The store interface music D) The entirety of the game's credits
A) The quality assurance team B) The art team C) The executive producers D) The marketing team
A) To correspond with specific musical keys B) To match the color scheme of the Rock Band brand C) To make the game easier for colorblind players D) To replicate movement and finger positioning used by original performers
A) Five different strumming animations B) Twenty different strumming animations C) Ten different strumming animations D) Three different strumming animations
A) "Expert" difficulty B) "Easy" difficulty C) "Hard" difficulty D) "Medium" difficulty
A) Harrison's auxiliary percussion habits B) Lennon's rhythm percussion habits C) Starr's ambidextrous drumming habits D) Martin's guest drumming habits
A) Separated into individual vowel frequencies B) Speeded up and converted into MIDI data C) Slowed down and broken into phonetic segments D) Translated into digital waveforms without lyrics
A) 2007 B) 2009 C) 2008 D) 2010
A) First B) Third C) Fourth D) Second
A) 50 B) 30 C) 45 D) 60
A) October 10, 2009 B) September 9, 2008 C) September 9, 2009 D) November 15, 2009
A) More than two million B) Exactly ten million C) More than half a million D) Less than one hundred thousand
A) Southpaw mode B) Reverse mode C) Lefty mode D) Mirror mode
A) Revolution B) Yellow Submarine C) Fab Four D) Beatlemania
A) Blue B) Gold C) White D) Green
A) Drop the drumsticks B) Step on the hi-hat pedal twice C) Hit a special cymbal D) Hit all drums simultaneously
A) Animated cartoon sequences B) Black and white documentary footage C) Dreamscape sequences D) Live action music videos
A) The song progress bar B) The energy bar C) The star rating D) The score multiplier
A) No B) Yes C) Only the microphones D) Only the drums
A) Five B) Two C) Three D) Four
A) Gibson Les Paul B) Fender Stratocaster C) Rickenbacker 325 D) Epiphone Casino
A) Rickenbacker 360 B) Fender Telecaster C) Gretsch Duo Jet D) Gibson SG
A) Fender Precision Bass B) Höfner Violin Bass Deluxe C) Rickenbacker 4001 D) Höfner bass
A) Yamaha drum set B) Ludwig drum set C) Pearl drum set D) Roland drum set
A) Mechanically revolutionary B) Software-based C) Audio-enhancing D) Purely aesthetic
A) Microphone and drums B) Mic stand or postcards C) The game disc D) Bass guitar
A) Four B) One C) Three D) Two
A) Only with the SingStar bundle B) Separately C) Only in the Limited Edition bundle D) As a bundled pair
A) Score Duel B) Quickplay C) Story D) Tug of War
A) Score Duel B) Tug of War C) Beatle Beats D) Story mode
A) The Ed Sullivan Show performance B) The Apple Studio rooftop session C) The Shea Stadium concert D) The Beatles Christmas Record
A) Switch instruments mid-song B) Change the tuning C) Slow the tempos D) Remove the vocals
A) Easy B) Hard C) Medium D) Expert
A) Expert B) Easy C) Medium D) Hard
A) Alex Rigopulos B) Robert Earl C) Paul DeGooyer D) Van Toffler
A) thenewno2 B) Apple Corps C) The Quarrymen D) Harmonix
A) Robert Earl B) Van Toffler C) Alex Rigopulos D) Paul DeGooyer
A) December 2006 B) January 2009 C) Christmas 2007 D) February 2008
A) Yoko Ono B) Ringo Starr C) Paul McCartney D) Olivia Harrison
A) Revolver B) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band C) The Beatles D) Abbey Road
A) Confused B) Indifferent C) Enthusiastic D) Brutal
A) Pete Candeland B) Ryan Lesser C) Dhani Harrison D) McCartney
A) Exaggerated, cartoon-like designs B) Pixelated 8-bit designs C) Monochrome sketches D) Claymation figures
A) The Cavern Club B) Shea Stadium C) The Ed Sullivan Show D) Abbey Road Studios
A) The Hollywood Bowl B) Wembley Stadium C) Madison Square Garden D) Shea Stadium
A) Fifteen B) Thirty C) Ten D) Twenty
A) A London street B) A brightly lit stage C) An underwater reef D) A psychedelic desert
A) Yellow Submarine B) Magical Mystery Tour C) Help! D) A Hard Day's Night
A) MK12 B) The Fab Four C) Cirque du Soleil D) Passion Pictures
A) Mystere B) O C) Love D) Kooza
A) Pete Candeland B) Dhani Harrison C) Ryan Lesser D) Alberto Mielgo
A) Alberto Mielgo B) Ryan Lesser C) Robert Valley D) Dhani Harrison
A) Passion Pictures B) Apple Corps C) Harmonix D) MK12
A) Robert Valley B) Ryan Lesser C) Pete Candeland D) Alberto Mielgo
A) Disney B) Activision C) Harmonix D) MTV Games
A) Dhani Harrison B) Martin Bandier C) Marcel Langenegger D) John Drake
A) Eversheds B) Sony/ATV C) Harmonix Legal D) Viacom Counsel
A) NBC B) VH1 Classic C) QVC D) MTV
A) ShopNBC B) Q2 C) QVC D) HSN
A) Yellow Submarine B) Birthday C) Come Together D) Help!
A) Birthday B) Help! C) Yellow Submarine D) Come Together
A) 1962–1969 B) 1964–1972 C) 1960–1968 D) 1963–1970
A) EMI Records B) Apple Records C) Decca Records D) Sony Music
A) Ten B) Eight C) Six D) Four
A) 25% B) 100% C) 75% D) 50%
A) Red Cross B) Doctors Without Borders C) Amnesty International D) UNICEF
A) $1.75 B) $1.40 C) $0.50 D) $1.00
A) PlayStation 3 B) Wii C) PC D) Xbox 360
A) Over $1,000,000 B) Over $50,000 C) Over $200,000 D) Over $100,000
A) Copyright laws B) Lack of player interest C) Costly development process D) Technical limitations of consoles
A) 15 December 2009 B) 5 January 2010 C) 1 January 2010 D) 28 December 2010
A) Paul McCartney Live B) Live in New York C) Good Evening New York City D) Back in the U.S. |