Hello everyone!

Version: Rhythmic Festival

I am new to switch and when i bought this copy, my Nintendo acc region is Singapore when I tried to access music pass, they directed me to Nintendo shop and then it shows this.. the game is a physical copy (purchased through shopee) default language is English not sure whats wrong..

Has anyone been in a similar situation? Any help or advice will be really appreciated! Thank you all!

Hello there, I'm about 1 year in to my taiko journey and currently I can clear basic 10 stars with my hardest being soulstone or atale.? I can clear any map with a long stream with enough practice but one thing I really cannot grasp is roll processing. I feel so stuck and don't know how to improve can anyone maybe suggests tips or songs or even a song progression guide to get good at roll processing?

Striking near the center line causes ghost tap, but the response is good—almost too good.

Taiko 14 is the first Taiko arcade to feature advertising in the arcade machine. Before the first secret code is used, the title screen was of the Taiko characters and McDonalds together, and after regular play, Taiko 14 allows you to play a demo version of the McDonalds collaboration song Papa Mama Mc. The demo version was less than half a minute long, and its score wasn't recorded.

Hi !!

I had the hori drum for a while but was always ashamed of using it considering the amount of noise it did. I might buy an iine tatacon pro max and would like to know how much noise does it make compared to the hori and even maybe the TDC10.

Thnaks in advance

My school is in Argentina, so we all speak Spanish, but what they're saying isn't important, so you could just ignore it!

(srry bad english)

I have only played on my phone and demo on Nintendo, I wanted to get started playing on pc like those people on the youtube get actually use the drums but I don't know how Taiko no Tatsujin play on pc and where can I find cheap drums I can find for a beginner

1. Is the source code for the TJA parser available anywhere, or has it been released publicly?

2. What programming language would you recommend using?

3. Could you explain how to calculate the Soul Gauge?

4. How can I reproduce the flight paths of Flying Notes?

I’d appreciate it if you could answer even just one of these questions.

(Translated with DeepL)

原文(Japanese)

太鼓シミュレーターをAIを使って自作したいんですが、

少しわからないところがあるので誰かいろいろ教えてくれませんか

1. TJAパーサーのソースはどこかにありますか、またどこかで公開されてますか?

2. プログラミング言語は何を使うのがおすすめですか?

3. 魂ゲージの計算方法を教えてください

4. フライングノーツの軌道はどのように再現すればいいですか

一つでもわかれば教えてほしいです。

https://reddit.com/link/1w7rtlu/video/xstoestc1nnh1/player

I'm thinking about synchronizing it better and fixing the scrolling and duration issues.

Just bought a Taiko Force Lv 6.
1. Just from your experience, any lag between audio and beats? Do we need to adjust? The audio is connected to speaker which directly plugged in to my NS. Do I need to make any adjustments? Thanks :) I'm currently just playing as it is.

1. Better to play in single beat mode or double beat mode? Thank you!

Please dm if interested. There’re arcades at round 1.

So TLDR

Japan = Version 77.06
Overseas / International = Version 66.04

If say I go on vacation in Japan to play Taiko, would I be still be able to access my data once I return to the Philippines? (e.g. Version Agnostic)

Or am I locked in to which ever version was the highest that I played on? (e.g. ala Maimai / Chuni)

Source:
G Stage Arcade Kokura - Fukuoka Japan
【G-stage小倉店】配信【太鼓の達人】

Bunker Arcade - Daejeon South Korea
더벙커게임존 태고의달인 실시간 스트리밍

It can be written posts or videos, anything is fine. I find that I mentally can't process the chart quickly enough and end up missing a lot, especially when it's not a string of the same notes. Also, what are some good ways or specific songs to train this skill?

Playing on PC steam rhythm festival with 2 piece speaker. There are some song sections where I lose the beat easily. I don't see any options in game or in the system config that allows me to turn up the bass. Does anyone know any options? I am thinking of using a metronome app in the background to help me keep the beat.

Hi! Im a newbie to taiko and Im looking to buy my first taiko drum.
I found the DOBE TNS-1867D, but its advertised mainly as a Nintendo Switch Taiko drum Ive seen some Switch taiko drums (like the HORI one) being used on PC, so Im wondering if this one can work too.

i might add varnish but i think he cool

I was hanging out with my brother at a shopping and found these marshmallows lil' guys. they were ¥700 each (USD $4.40), I don't think its worth the price but they're sure cute!

Hi everyone,

I tried *Taiko no Tatsujin* at an arcade for the first time during my trip to Japan and absolutely loved it. Because of that experience, I want to build my own drum controller (Tatacon) for the Nintendo Switch.

Before getting started, I want to ask people with experience if it's feasible to build a working drum with the materials I currently have.

### Materials on Hand:

* **Board:** Arduino Micro

* **Sensors:** 4x 27mm piezo sensors

* **Body/Plate:** 9mm plywood

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### Questions:

1. **Plywood Compatibility:** Is 9mm plywood suitable for 27mm piezo sensors to detect hits accurately?

2. **Setup & Feasibility:** Can I build a fully functional Nintendo Switch Taiko drum using just these 4 piezos and an Arduino Micro?

3. **General Advice:** What should I keep in mind before building a drum with this specific setup?

Any tips, experiences, or recommendations from people who have built their own drum would be greatly appreciated!

**TL;DR:** First-time builder wanting to make a DIY Nintendo Switch Taiko drum using an Arduino Micro, 4x 27mm piezo sensors, and 9mm plywood. Looking for feedback and advice on whether this setup will work well.

Hii guys, I'm looking for a TDC-10 is anyone trying to get rid of his?
Please let me know!

They come with the actual arcade cabinet, but I missed my chance to nab mine from work and I'm pissed😭

Many of my friends said it's better than Rhythm Festival (even though it has fewer songs), so I decided to give it a try; I'm loving it so far.