Paradiddle

learned how to hit a drum and cymbal at the same time

I played drums as a kid but haven't owned a trap set in decades at this point. I'm not really out to rekindle my financial affair with percussion (I already have an electronics lab and a piano, lord knows my wallet can't take much more), so I looked up a drum kit for VR. Turns out, Paradiddle gets me [i]really[/i] close to that feeling of being in the groove with a band that I've definitely missed. Just wish there was an easier way to load tracks, but that's been a problem for any music-based game or app since the dawn of the internet. Thank you for making this :)

After just one hour with this title I can definitely say that I will be returning on a regular basis to drum. I have always been a rock and roll fan, Rush, Queen, Led, Metallica, TOOL, the works. To be able to drum to my favourite songs in this game without it being to gimmicky is a true blessing, and it genuinely feels a lot better than a majority of the drumming games I have played previously in VR. While the price is a tad over what it should be, I think it is a decent investment for your own fun. If you want to drum without waking the entire family or getting kicked out of the house, this should do the trick.

This is an incredibly underrated VR game. Not only is it a great tutorial for how to play drums, but it also has a nice variety of songs and they make it easy to add custom songs. Sometimes simple is deceptively hard to do, and this game has nailed simple in an extremely effective way. I see the complaints about the kick drum and tbh I genuinely have no idea how you would fix that in VR. luckily they have an auto kick setting so I turned that on and just act out the kick like usual. I also appreciate that when you screw up you don't just fail the song- you're able to catch yourself and keep going.

Running Paradiddle on Quest 2 is very jittery. from what i have seen this has been an ongoing issue for years, i even found reddit posts from 3+ years ago reporting the same thing. the common advice is to turn graphics settings down. that does help a little, and turning particles off makes a slight difference too, but even with everything set as low as possible the jitter is still bad enough to give me a headache after just a few minutes of play. the concept of this game is excellent, its exactly what i have been looking for, but in practice it just does not seem to run smoothly on my headset. im not sure what kind of equipment is required to play this comfortably. from what i have read, quest 3 users are also running into the same issue, so it does not seem limited to quest 2. i have tested multiple maps and songs, and the jitter is always there. i also think the game would really benefit from something like vrchat video players, being able to pull up tutorials or watch someone els...