User manual NINTENDO WII MUSIC

[. . . ] Recorded tips for many titles are available on Nintendo's Power Line at (425) 885-7529. This may be a long-distance call, so please ask permission from whoever pays the phone bill. If the information you need is not on the Power Line, you may want to try using your favorite Internet search engine to find tips for the game you are playing. Some helpful words to include in the search, along with the game's title, are: "walk through, " "FAQ, " "codes, " and "tips. [. . . ] ⷠOn instrument­selection screens, if you play instruments, you'll see a appear next to the Mii. This indicates that you are currently using the controls to play the instrument and you cannot use pointer control or activate screen buttons. This state will end a few moments after you finish playing with a selected instrument, and then you can point and select. Point to the song or stage, then press to bring up the related list of options to select from. (You'll unlock some more songs and stages as you make more videos. The icon marks newly unlocked songs, and appears for the five most recently played songs. You can also filter the song list by Not Played or Recently Played songs. Select the Play with Tutes option to practice with other instruments being played in the background. As you play, more and more instrument parts will join in to play with you. Point at the band part you want to play, then press to select it. Press or to scroll through all the instruments available for that band part, then to confirm. To turn off any band parts from your performance, point at the part, then press . Point at and press to display the Options menu below, where you can change jam-session options. Play the instrument in whatever way you want. Tutes will appear and play along with your performance. For parts not controlled by players, you can select between a Tute helper who plays his or her part automatically, or the Mii who played that part previously, or removing the part altogether. (Mii performance data will be saved for only the last five performed songs. You can change the combination of instruments based on music style. Point at the tempo slider and press then move it left or right. The Tutes are musical helpers who play their instruments automatically. Since they'll adjust their play to what the player is doing, you can thoroughly enjoy the improvisational nature of a jam session even in Instrument Improv mode. You can access the Mii selection screen to change Miis used to perform with. [. . . ] Ring your handbells in time with the music-flow guide. When your own bell color reaches the yellow bar, wave the Wii Remote (or Nunchuk). Bells with require you to press or on the Wii Remote or or on the Nunchuk while waving. Raise the Wii Remote to get the attention of your musicians. [. . . ]