"This game can be played completely blindfolded because of the audio cues" Actually, there's this blind kid who was able to play Rhythm Heaven games just from the audio cues alone, and had famously wrote a thank-you letter to Nintendo.
I decided to replay this game after setting it down since my comment. Even with the break I did much better than my first run. That's partially due to remembering the songs, but it feels good to do!
same. i basically begged my mom to let me get it and honestly it’s improved both my rhythm because of audio cues and hand eye coordination because i depend on visual cues just as much.
I find it very interesting how music is something that becomes ingrained in a person if they're taught it properly at a younger age. I was taught some music when I was younger, and found that I had a lot of those inherent understandings coming back to music when I was older, including a sense of rhythm and pulse. It's intruiging watching videos of people play this who didn't have any sort of musical training and struggle with what is musically pretty simple rythms.
Fun Fact: Rhythm Heaven was made with the idea of improving peoples Rhythm And as a person that never had any real musical training, Rhythm Heaven really helped me with getting a better sense of Rhythm.
@@boredgoddesstori6635 indeed. It is a game designed to be accessible to all, including those without any kind of musical training. I just find it intriguing observing people who've simply been brought up in a different manner than myself.
I'm legitimately amazed you managed to talk at all without getting messed up, meanwhile you're apologizing for not talking "enough". Great video! I'm excited for the rest, and curious how the 8 year time gap affects the later parts. :P
Tengoku is a dual edged sword of a word, translating to either Heaven or Paradise, depending on context. That's what makes the NTSC/PAL region naming scheme so good: they just said "yes" and did both.
What I love the most about this series is the way the music is written specifically for the cues. If you listen to the music in isolation it accommodates the cues to the point where you can tap along. Seeing the perspective of a teacher is interesting because the GBA game was meant to be more of a teaching tool with its minigames. The newer games still have some of that, and the series overall does a great job of introducing more advanced concepts in music theory (swing, compound time, polymeters, and whatnot).
4:20 If I understand how the game counts correctly you are at about +- 2 FRAMES (1/30 or 1/60th of a second depending on the rate) of error which is about the leeway you have in the main games so you're doing fantastic so far
It's really cool seeing a music teacher's perspective on this! I first got this game when I was about 11 or so, and I really felt as though it helped me improve my sense of rhythm, especially in regards to things like triplets and syncopation. I think me discovering this game coincided nicely with me learning to play the cello around the same time, and it was almost like a nice introduction or beginner course for some elements of the cello. I definitely think the Rhythm Heaven series with its cute graphics, awesome music, and relatively simple rhythm would be great for teaching kids some fundamental musical concepts
Oh, this is going to be good. Please tell us if/how you do incorporate this into the classroom and how it goes over. I noticed that if you reverse the colors on the screwbots, they could represent half notes and quarter notes.
It’s interesting to see a musician playing this, as I’ve only seen non-musicians with… not the best sense of rhythm, so it’s nice to see it from the perspective of a fellow musician. I love the music in this game, there’s only a few songs that I’m iffy towards
One thing you might not know... even if I'm 6 years late... is that *every* minigame in Rhythm Heaven is fully completeable blindfolded. The audio cues are that good.
obviously any form of crypticness I could apply to avoidng spoilers is undercut by me being 8 years to late, but I found your comment about the audio cues entertaining in light of the fact the game starts screwing with visuals to the point of them being uselss later on.
This video is pretty old already, but I really want you to know that this video was awesome! you’re really incredible - I wish you were my music teacher! :D
if you had your students play the rhythm heaven series you would go down in history as one of the greatest music teachers to have ever graced a classroom
Did you ever find a way to implement this in your classroom? I love these videos and wish my music teacher would show us a cute and fun way to learn about rhythm.
I am amazed that this video is getting so much attention recently! The youtube gods have smiled upon an 8 year old video haha!
Yes
I think it's something to do with the fact that a memey youtuber by the name of Timotainment has been playing it recently
Dzar The Demon, it’s insane how that content creator got us all interested in Rhythm Heaven again.
@@finniccle Yeah it really is
Yeah are you still a music teacher?
"This game can be played completely blindfolded because of the audio cues"
Actually, there's this blind kid who was able to play Rhythm Heaven games just from the audio cues alone, and had famously wrote a thank-you letter to Nintendo.
On that note, even the physical cues are enough to play. The game is surprisingly accessible.
@@mads_in_zero The game is noticeable harder for people who can see because we visually can see our failure making it hard to focus on the music.
One: I cant believe you're here, and two, your freaking right
@@mads_in_zero what about cues that are audio only? Like the "clock-clock-clock" in flipper flop?
don't rely so much on visuals
Dude imagine having a music teacher that even knew what rhythm heaven was
my msuic teacher plays with me on rocket league :)
Ive told him about rythm heaven before. I think he likes it
@@thenachothief must be a cool teacher
P O G
Very awesome teacher
That's an amazing teacher
Suddenly I want you to be my music teacher.
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I think playing through Rhythm Heaven Fever has really appreciably improved my rhythm.
I decided to replay this game after setting it down since my comment.
Even with the break I did much better than my first run. That's partially due to remembering the songs, but it feels good to do!
mads_in_zero yea I recently started playing again too. Really a hidden gem of Nintendo’s!
Yeah same here
same. i basically begged my mom to let me get it and honestly it’s improved both my rhythm because of audio cues and hand eye coordination because i depend on visual cues just as much.
H E G O T T H E N O MISS ON HIS FIRST TRY!??!!?!?
Minewell15 he had one miss only
On the robot one tho O_o
It's easy to get a no miss on your first try.
_unless..._
_you have bad rhythm_
Minewell15 I mean it's not that hard, this game is pretty forgiving
yea i do that a lot in megamix :/
It's neat hearing the perspective of a music teacher on this game, instead of a normal let's player.
It is so much better
2012: no
2013: no
2014: no
2015: no
2016: no
2017: no
2018: no
2019: Perfect time to recommend!
The Flash Game Guy yup
I've been wondering why so many people have been watching this video 😂
@@Tundex_Plays Haha yeah. Are you still a music teacher?
@@rrrrmrmr indeed I am. Though I've moved up from elementary music to middle school choir. Been at this for 6 years now
@@Tundex_Plays Nice! Cool to see you're still doing it
I find it very interesting how music is something that becomes ingrained in a person if they're taught it properly at a younger age. I was taught some music when I was younger, and found that I had a lot of those inherent understandings coming back to music when I was older, including a sense of rhythm and pulse. It's intruiging watching videos of people play this who didn't have any sort of musical training and struggle with what is musically pretty simple rythms.
Fun Fact: Rhythm Heaven was made with the idea of improving peoples Rhythm
And as a person that never had any real musical training, Rhythm Heaven really helped me with getting a better sense of Rhythm.
@@boredgoddesstori6635 indeed. It is a game designed to be accessible to all, including those without any kind of musical training. I just find it intriguing observing people who've simply been brought up in a different manner than myself.
@@boredgoddesstori6635 rhythm heaven has influenced my love of rhythm games since i was a wee lad. such a good game to grow up with.
It felt satisfying seeing a music teacher playing a rhythm game. I feel special now.
If they ever make a new one, i’ll make more content on it.
@@Tundex_Plays they did on 3da but i dont think you are gonna play that one (its a mix the the 3 with some left out (like tap troupe)
@@quazoinkarooeg trust, I have the 3ds version . I need a switch version .
Damn this is so fun to watch, especially seeing how good you are at it first time. Bonafide music teacher coming through.
2020 stilll getting recommended. The blessing continues.
I want this guy as a teacher because I want to play songs from this game
That tunnel game was called Tunnel, and was an endless game for the DS game "Rhythm Heaven Silver" or just "Rhythm Heaven"
I'm pretty sure the DS one was Gold and the GBA one was Silver.
Rhythm Heaven Silver was the name given to the fan translation of Rhythm Tengoku.
Rhythm Heaven is the DS game.
Dr. Turnip I believe that's because the DS one is the first one that we got in America.
@@CluelessAnon dude one came before it lmao.
8 years after this video is made and I wonder if this has been implemented in the classroom yet.
Nope
Aww man. Oh well maybe some day.
For the time being stay safe out there! 💙
@@Tundex_Plays what about now
@@Tundex_Playsnow?
@Serperior1212 no, I might take my wii for a game day soon and let them try it out
I'm legitimately amazed you managed to talk at all without getting messed up, meanwhile you're apologizing for not talking "enough". Great video! I'm excited for the rest, and curious how the 8 year time gap affects the later parts. :P
Seven years old and still very high quality. You’re really good at this game, and you’re certainly entertaining.
Tengoku is a dual edged sword of a word, translating to either Heaven or Paradise, depending on context. That's what makes the NTSC/PAL region naming scheme so good: they just said "yes" and did both.
I know this is old and all but this is seriously cool
7:41 lol right in the kisser. Lol
What I love the most about this series is the way the music is written specifically for the cues. If you listen to the music in isolation it accommodates the cues to the point where you can tap along.
Seeing the perspective of a teacher is interesting because the GBA game was meant to be more of a teaching tool with its minigames. The newer games still have some of that, and the series overall does a great job of introducing more advanced concepts in music theory (swing, compound time, polymeters, and whatnot).
I was like
Hey this is pretty interesting how old is th- WAIT 10 YEARS
Same 💀
4:20 If I understand how the game counts correctly you are at about +- 2 FRAMES (1/30 or 1/60th of a second depending on the rate) of error which is about the leeway you have in the main games so you're doing fantastic so far
Danm bro your so chill!! I loved the vibe of this video man, glad you still make content too
I mainly stream on twitch know, but yep!! Still around this here internet
"I'll probably be playing this game all night"
*Me at 6am*
Music teachers tend to be cool, (most of the time) but I don't think any of us can brag that theirs is/was a god at rhythm heaven
WARNING a whale was hurt during this video poor whale D:
Ur profile pic (dark skin and green hair) mixed with ur love of music makes me think that ur lucio
Kiwi hahaha I use Lucio!
It's really cool seeing a music teacher's perspective on this! I first got this game when I was about 11 or so, and I really felt as though it helped me improve my sense of rhythm, especially in regards to things like triplets and syncopation. I think me discovering this game coincided nicely with me learning to play the cello around the same time, and it was almost like a nice introduction or beginner course for some elements of the cello. I definitely think the Rhythm Heaven series with its cute graphics, awesome music, and relatively simple rhythm would be great for teaching kids some fundamental musical concepts
Been 9 years and he still likes the comment! What a legend
i love how you say something about the game helping the kids and then right after you miss you say crap
THIS SHALL BE REQUIRED IN THE SCHOOL SYSTEM OF EARTH
holy mother of jeez. i'd like to have teacher like you someday
Him: almost perfects the tutorial
Also him: “I’m so mad with myself”
this dude's a teacher and he's legit saying he could use a video game as a teaching tool.
we need more rad teachers like you.
this mans voice is so chill…
if u played this in a class then ur a great teacher and id beg to show off my skills lmao
Oh, this is going to be good. Please tell us if/how you do incorporate this into the classroom and how it goes over. I noticed that if you reverse the colors on the screwbots, they could represent half notes and quarter notes.
Apparently it's not incorporated
@@royalblanket such a missed opportunity to actually teach kids something that might stick with them throughout school
It’s interesting to see a musician playing this, as I’ve only seen non-musicians with… not the best
sense of rhythm, so it’s nice to see it from the perspective of a fellow musician. I love the music in this game, there’s only a few songs that I’m iffy towards
One thing you might not know... even if I'm 6 years late... is that *every* minigame in Rhythm Heaven is fully completeable blindfolded. The audio cues are that good.
I've gotta stop making comments before finishing a video.
obviously any form of crypticness I could apply to avoidng spoilers is undercut by me being 8 years to late, but I found your comment about the audio cues entertaining in light of the fact the game starts screwing with visuals to the point of them being uselss later on.
With all the crazy content I see and all the things going on in my life this is a nice chill break
If a music teacher is barely messing up at all despite never playing the game he's doing his job well!
can't believe I didn't watch this when it came out this is awesome
i wish i had you for my music class
This video is pretty old already, but I really want you to know that this video was awesome! you’re really incredible - I wish you were my music teacher! :D
ehh, not perfect.
Tundex Plays still got superb witch is amazing for a starter
Perfect is an unfair standard you did stupendously I wish you were my music teacher
Kiwi hi eggs
it’s good!
Musician.
if you had your students play the rhythm heaven series you would go down in history as one of the greatest music teachers to have ever graced a classroom
*pulls out gun* you are going to my middle school right this instant
This is a reason why i like music teachers
Rolly Polly we are pretty awesome 😁
Steady beat teaching
i couldn't help but smile throughout this entire video c:
that's beautiful...
POV: you are the opposite of rt games
the moment i saw cam's eyes flash on every beat in the tutorial, i fealt true fear.
8 years later this is still impressive! WOW
You're a music teacher,With a splatoon icon,Yes-------
I WISH you were MY music teacher!
Its a bit too late at night to watch this but ill check this series out bright and early tomorrow
Ahhh Yes Right After The First Game, The Flow Was 69,Perfection
When I Was Younger I ALWAYS Played The Ds One, To The Point I Started Doing More Random Things Than Normal XD
Twilit Flareon me too
The echo on the mike sounds like you recorded this in a gym
Day 2089289282682 of waiting for rhythm heaven on switch ,
Log: am currently watching a music teacher play a rhythm heaven game, interesting.
You’re so good at it!
:0 how did I miss this one entirely
Did you ever get it into a class room
The Camo no, all the class room doors were locked and the keys were lost to the ages.
The great Wizard wolf AHAHAHHAHAHA
candy the fox does trash mom?
I rarely use this channel anymore . No I didn't get it into the classroom. I may take it up on a game day this year though .
I think he said he isn't employed
I remember watching this video when I was a kid :) it's great
yeah. surprisingly this game can really teach a lot about rhythm an tempo.
holy guacamole
meow mix now with chicken and liver
Did you ever figure out how to use this game in your classroom?
No I didn't.
@@Tundex_Plays Oof, real shame.
So many of the people in my band classes could have used a good lesson in basic rhythm... I wish we’d used this
Just the video size gives me older time vibes, not nostalgia, cause I never played it
Be my music teacher.
Gotta get this one!
Did you ever find a way to implement this in your classroom? I love these videos and wish my music teacher would show us a cute and fun way to learn about rhythm.
2:40 HE AINT GOT RHYTHM
This is so cool, i loved it!
If I can do it, yeah it seems a music teacher can too
You, sir, have good rhythm
Fun game, had a good time with this one.
is there a full playlist of all of your rhythm heaven videos?
*pop*
OOH
HM
BOI-
I just noticed how the screws in the dark screwbots are longer than their tiny body and it kinda bothers me.
11:17 music teacher? yes. english teacher? no
TH-cam: Bored? Watch this, I seen what u searched for recently :)
this man got more rhythm than me playing parappa the rapper 2
Well a tiny bit off. But please make more!!!
AYO rhythm heaven is top tier
I need a switch version
ive spent like 6 years in music school and im so horrible at this game lmaoo
I’d love to see some band kid lose their shit over lockstep
O= PERFECT...PERFECT RHYTHM
absolute chad
Try and play a song from this game in your music class for something
Try Rhythm Heaven Megamix
Thank you TH-cam
He was literally 1 away from perfect smh
I wish you were my music teacher
I'm gonna enroll in your school aaaaaaa-
I have no rhythm. That's why I got an emulator to play rhythm tengoku. That has helped lately, even tho its only in japanese lol
These games definitely help with basic rhythm and steady beat for sure