How to setup Nintendo Wii Rock Band drums on RPCS3.


NOTES
- Works with or without the Pro Cymbal expansions.
- Make sure to configure which cymbals are connected within Rock Band 3.
Menu > Options > Drum Options
- Make sure to configure which cymbals are connected within Rock Band 3.
- Velocity sensitivity doesn’t seem to work.
Pad Informations
Handlers | Devices |
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MMJoystick | Joystick |
Device Class | Device Subtype |
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Drums | Rock Band Pro |
Mapping
- Rock Band Drums send multiple button presses out at once. Keep in mind these are needed to the emulator to tell your cymbals apart.
- It’s strongly suggested to bind an Xbox controller like the Mapping screenshot below then swapping the Device to your Xbox 360 Rock Band Drums.
- To bind multiple buttons to one RPCS3 button, hold Shift then click on the RPCS3 button you want to assign multiple buttons to.
RPCS3 | Rock Band Drums |
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Cross | ![]() |
Circle | ![]() |
Square | ![]() |
Triangle | ![]() |
R3 | Cymbal Modifier |
L3 | Pad Modifier |
L1 | ![]() |
R1 | ![]() |
Cross | ![]() |
Circle | ![]() |
Square | ![]() |
Triangle | ![]() |
D-Pad | ![]() |
PS Button | ![]() |
Start | ![]() |
Select | ![]() |
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Mapped by [scott0852]