That's actually a really difficult question. I agree with the Iron Maiden suggestions previously mentioned, but from there I've no idea. I keep being drawn back to YYZ as the perfect band song, but there aren't any vocals in it which obviously means it doesn't fit the criteria.
The greatest of all Rock Band songs.
Sort of a related question, but do music studios know about... well, people ripping songs from Xbox/PS3 discs/DLC and getting at the master track stuff that way?
I will be curious to see if they keep the keys charts in the song files. You know, just in case they decide to add keys support down the line so that they could just update the game and the keys charts to pull from would already be there in the DLC song files. Heck, even some of the pre-RB3 DLC songs had keys charted for them by the same guys that are giving all the harmony charts to Harmonix so hopefully they add those in too. You never know, I'm holding out hope!
I highly doubt they would discard charts and metadata that they worked hard on. My assumption is that those songs will still have the charts and everything intact just the new engine will account for that and essentially "disable" those keys parts. And then if they add keys back in they could just flip the switch and enable them.
Yeah, that would make sense. I would also be curious to know how much thought was put into the design of the note charts, background, etc. based on whether keys will ever come back or not. I would love to think it would be as simple as them flipping a switch but I also wonder if that would complicate other things in the game (maybe even stuff behind the scenes nobody would know about except the developers on the game) I'm not thinking of right now.
That makes sense. Security through obfuscation. I guess at some point it's not worth the effort to try to get those files based on the amount of work required to find them/hack the technology that protects them.
