PlayStation 3 Guitar Hero Drums

Note

RPCN Menus (for sending or accepting online invites) may cause a softlock. You will need an alternative input method to navigate these menus, such as a [typing keyboard or a gamepad.]

• Guitar Hero World Tour Drums require their respective drum dongles to connect to your computer. Guitar Hero World Tour Drums have the controller module at the top.
  
• Guitar Hero 5/Band Hero Drums require their respective drum dongles to connect to your computer. Guitar Hero 5/Band Hero Drums have the controller module at the bottom.
  
  Please note that GH World Tour and GH5/Band Hero dongles are not interchangable or compatible.
• Velocity sensitivity doesn’t seem to work.
• Gem colors do not match the pads.

How do I map my drums?

Click on the Pads icon at the top of RPCS3.

It’s suggested to create a new configuration by clicking Add Configuration at the top right of the Pads window.
This is so you can change configuration profiles in case you want to play other games.

Follow the instructions and/or match the assignments below.

Pad Information

Handlers	Devices
MMJoystick	Joystick

Device Class	Device Subtype
Drums	Guitar Hero

Mapping

• Guitar Hero controllers tend to misbehave and refuse to map sometimes. If you try mapping a button and always get U+ or something similar, click Filter Noise at the bottom left of the controller configuration window then try mapping.

RPCS3	Guitar Hero Drums
Cross
Circle
Square
Triangle
R1
L1
Cross
Circle
Square
Triangle
D-Pad
Left Stick
Start
Select
PS Button

Profile

[Download Profile]

How do I use profiles?

Caution

This is not recommended if you’re using multiple controllers at once.

After downloading the profile,

1. Extract the .7z file.
2. Drag the input_configs folder into the configs folder where you have RPCS3 in.

3. After that, you can select the profile in the Pads menu.

Most of the time, these controller profiles should work out of the box. If they don’t, try changing the controller listed in Devices, next to the Refresh button until it receives an input. You can edit this while the game is running.

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Mapped by [GamerPerson22]