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Xbox360 Lips - Microsofts Alternative zu SingStar

Mal schauen. Da ich noch keine PS3 habe, vermisse ich die Möglichkeit, SingStar zu spielen, zumal die PS2-Teile langweilig geworden sind. Wird beobachtet. :-)
 
ich frag mich ob auch gute Songs dabei sind.. Sony hat da wesendlich bessere karten was Songlizenzen angeht. extrem genial wäre natürlich eigene MP3s im Spiel inbinden zu können. Ich meine auch so mit Tonspur und Punktzahl. Das Spiel sollte die Tonspur analysieren können und den Song damit Spielbar machen^^ ein Store für neue Tracks würde zwar wegfallen aber es wäre 1000 mal Kundenfreundlicher und man würde sich ne enorme Fanbase schmieden
 
iskariot schrieb:
ich frag mich ob auch gute Songs dabei sind.. Sony hat da wesendlich bessere karten was Songlizenzen angeht. extrem genial wäre natürlich eigene MP3s im Spiel inbinden zu können. Ich meine auch so mit Tonspur und Punktzahl. Das Spiel sollte die Tonspur analysieren können und den Song damit Spielbar machen^^ ein Store für neue Tracks würde zwar wegfallen aber es wäre 1000 mal Kundenfreundlicher und man würde sich ne enorme Fanbase schmieden
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wie will man die tonspur analysieren wenn der track schon abgemischt mit allen drum und dran o.O

da würden höchstens was ungenaues rauskommen... und das viele geld für den shop lassen sie sich bestimmt nich durch die finger gleiten
 
Lips details, Lips facts and Lips love

In a sit down discussion with developer iNiS's Keiichi Yano, the chief creative officer for karaoke game Lips, Joystiq learned quite the factual load of Lips information. Informative highlights including mention that Lips will support both the Zune and iPod but will not use DRM'ed music, the microphone is in fact dongle'less, every song included will be a master track and feature the original music video and game scoring will be enabled with all custom tracks. You can jump towards the break to view Joystiq's compiled Lips information fact sheet. Lips'tastic!

The microphone

The wireless microphone will bind with the Xbox 360, no dongle required.
It's unclear if it will work with other music games. When asked about Rock Band or Guitar Hero World Tour, Keiichi Yano told us, "That's a great idea. We would love to do that." Alas, it's up to those third-party devs to implement support for this peripheral.
A second player can shake the microphone to instantly "jump in" to the song, no menus needed.
They use 2 AA batteries, just like the Xbox 360 controller. Yanno said that, despite the motion-sensitivity and the lights, the battery life is pretty impressive already, on prototype hardware.
Lips will be bundled with a black and a white controller

Your music
Though they were only showing off the streaming functionality through a Zune, they assured us it would work just as simply through an iPod. When asked why they couldn't use one now, Yano responded, "Trust me. It works." We then crossed our arms and fell backwards into his waiting arms ...
DRM'd songs can't be used, regardless of the DRM scheme used. So no Zune or iTunes songs.
Lips will perform "vocal reduction" on your own songs, though they weren't showing the functionality off.
You can be scored on your own songs.
Audio from a Zune or iPod is streamed only, not downloaded, so you'll need to keep it nearby

After telling us that they "actually don't know" if Lips will be able to read directly from your streaming media library (think iTunes) the way the Xbox 360 can, Yano said they'd like to implement the feature, which he followed up by saying "hint hint, wink wink, say no more." We asked him to repeat that in a British accent and he was all too happy to oblige.
When asked if you would see your Avatar singing on the screen in the absence of a music video, they said they weren't talking about Avatars now.
No word on how they'll implement lyrics or a beat chart for the songs, though Yanno promised it would be "very, very compelling."

Its music

There are only three confirmed songs: "Mercy" by Duffy; "Young Folk" by Peter, Bjorn & John; and "Bust a Move" by Young MC

All songs will be master tracks and will include the original music videos
Rap songs work a little differently, it's not just about rhythm.

http://www.xbox360fanboy.com/2008/07/19/lips-details-lips-facts-and-lips-love/
 
Kaufen werde ich es bestimmt, wenn der Preis nicht zu hoch angesetzt ist. Ich hoffe nur der Suppoert seitens MS ist besser als bei Scene It.
 
Grequaid schrieb:
Kaufen werde ich es bestimmt, wenn der Preis nicht zu hoch angesetzt ist. Ich hoffe nur der Suppoert seitens MS ist besser als bei Scene It.
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Da Scene it mit den 4 Buzzern auch zum Normalpreis verkauft wurde denke ich nicht das MS bei Lips was dran ändern wird
 
in dem video hat man jetzt nur gesehen das man music vom Zune laden kann, aber denkt ihr das es auch vom normalen usb stick möglich sein wird?
 
kann man wirklich JEDES lied vom eigenen ipod singen? nur englishsprachige lieder oder wie wird das aussehen?
 
Wednesday schrieb:
kann man wirklich JEDES lied vom eigenen ipod singen? nur englishsprachige lieder oder wie wird das aussehen?
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Opinion : Singstar Vs Lips : It's competitive Karaoke, but who will come out on top?

In the world of videogames, the competitive karaoke scene has long been dominated by Sony Computer Entertainment and its Singstar franchise, but it’s about to face a new and serious challenger to its throne with Microsoft’s own invite to those living-room singers who like to murder popular hits; Lips.

Microsoft has a long way to go though to catch up with Singstar, which has had strong sales and critical success since 2004, but it does seem to be on the right track.

There’s little been seen or heard about Lips, other than what was revealed at E3 last month, but what we do know makes for very pleasant reading indeed.

With Singstar we know that Sony has fine-tuned its interface and tweaked its scoring system over the years to create a compelling singing contest. We also know that it has developed an excellent speech recognition system that has great rhythm and pitch detection, but the biggest problem has always been that of music choice.

With the PS2 versions you're restricted to fairly short and ambiguous song lists, of which there’s normally only three of four really decent songs that we actually enjoy singing. In Singstar PS3, premium downloadable content has given gamers much more choice, but it’ still a restrictive list hampered no doubt by the companies ties with the record label Sony BMG.

This is where Lips seems to have an advantage, giving Karaoke fans the opportunity to competitively sing any (DRM-free) song from their music collection. Currently, we don’t know exactly how easy the process will be or how the game will interpret the song and rank you on it, but this will be the first time that any console Karaoke game has allowed us to competitively compete with almost any song. It’s certainly an innovative move from the Microsoft camp and one that is sure to make Sony sit up and take notice. Providing it works efficiently, Microsoft will certainly have the upper-hand in terms of song choice.

http://gaming.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=14743
 
das hört sich doch gut an, aber mal sehen wie das dann letztendlich in der praxis funktionieren wird
 
Auch wenn ich nicht singen kann - wenn das mit den eigenen Liedern gut umgesetzt ist, werd ich früher oder später auch über nen Kauf nachdenken.
 
Gerade im Gaf gesehen...

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Lips Xbox 360 Trailer - Feel the Music

http://uk.xbox360.ign.com/dor/objects/14253699/lips/videos/lips_e308gameplay_071608.html
 
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Nach SingStar und SingStar Party bin ich damals abgesprungen. Aber derzeit bin ich wieder sehr interessiert - an Lips. :)
 
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