All boxed retail copies of Rock Band 4 for Xbox One come with this adapter (hence the heftier $80 price tag). Basically this dongle allows your old devices to communicate with your new console. Xbox 360 wireless instruments, on the other hand, didn’t come with a dongle, so you’ll need to pick up an Xbox Legacy Controller Adapter to enable backwards compatibility. If you’re using a PS4, simply plug the USB dongle that came with your wireless PS3 equipment into your console, add your instruments as bluetooth devices the same way you would a Dualshock 4, and you should be up and running. Okay, cool, my old instruments made the cut. Just plug them into the drum kit’s control console and you’re good to go. Second, Mad Catz’ last-gen cymbal add-ons will cooperate with Rock Band 4’s new drum set. Two things the chart doesn’t cover: First, your wired PS2/PS3 instruments will most likely work, but there’s a strong chance your wired Xbox 360 guitars won’t. Other instruments-most notably Rock Band 3’s keyboard peripheral-will simply not be supported. These instruments could become usable following future updates, but that’s totally theoretical at this point. This chart includes not only official Rock Band equipment but Guitar Hero and third party instruments as well.Ī few models like Rock Band 3’s Fender Mustang Pro Controller and the high-end ION Drum Rocker kit are still in testing. Peripheral manufacturer Mad Catz has assembled an easy-to-read chart that outlines which guitars work and which guitars don’t. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot'sĬan I play Rock Band 4 with my old instruments?
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