| Oh! Y-you're here! |
| Thanks for joining Rhythm Doctor, our remote defibrillation program! |
| We'd have liked to do this in person, but everyone's working from home these days... |
| Anyways, before we begin, you need to know something important. |
| Treating patients in Rhythm Doctor is ideally done by SLAMMING the spacebar. |
| This is so that you can hear the spacebar's CLACK... |
| ...and use your ears to tell you when the sound of your spacebar is perfectly in time with the beat. |
| You might be in a situation where you cannot SLAM your spacebar. In that case, you can tap lightly to the beat instead. |
| Do you prefer to SLAM or TAP? |
[Player is asked to select preferred input style.]
If SLAM is selected:
| OK! R-remember to SLAM the spacebar when playing Rhythm Doctor. |
If TAP is selected:
| OK! R-remember to tap the spacebar when playing Rhythm Doctor. |
[Calibration continues.]
| Now to make sure the sound is synced to what you see in your screen, let's do some visual calibration. |
| Please turn your volume up to hear the beeps. |
| In this part, press LEFT or RIGHT to make the 'green lights' blink earlier or later. (NOTE: 'green lights' is in purple) |
| Try to match it so the 'green lights' blink at the same time as the beep sounds. |
| When you feel they are in sync, press SPACE to confirm. |
[Player is asked to sync the beep sounds with the blinking bars.]
| A-awesome! Visuals should now be synced to audio. |
| Finally, we have to calibrate your spacebar's input. |
| (Last part, I promise.) |
[Player is asked to calibrate input latency]
| Press SPACE on the 'seventh beat'. Try to be as accurate as possible. |
| Start now! |
[Calibration ends.]
| Your inputs should now be properly calibrated. You should now be ready to treat patients, good luck! |
