Arataki's Great and Glorious Drum is a Gadget that can be obtained during the The Almighty Arataki Great and Glorious Drumalong Festival Event. It can be obtained by getting Dulcem on Termination of Desires.
Usage[]
The drum can be played on PC using either the keyboard or the mouse. On the keyboard, "ka" on the left is mapped to A and on the right is mapped to L, and "don" on the left is mapped to S and on the right is mapped to K.
With an Xbox controller, "ka" on the left is mapped to 
and on the right is mapped to 
, and "don" on the left is mapped to 
and on the right is mapped to 
.
With a PlayStation controller, "ka" on the left is mapped to 
and on the right is mapped to 
, and "don" on the left is mapped to and on the right is mapped to 
.
Disclaimer[]
There is a disclaimer in-game regarding the use of the drum:
- When using the Performance function, please make sure that you use an original composition or have the relevant rights to use the melody you are playing in order to avoid harming the rights of any third parties and to avoid any actions in breach of or incompatible with our Terms of Service. Otherwise, we may have to restrict your use of this function.
Additionally, the content you perform can be heard and used by other players using this in-game function. Please read and confirm that you acknowledge the aforementioned stipulations.
Preview[]
Trivia[]
- The buttons on Arataki's Great and Glorious Drum, "don" and "ka," are syllables that represent drum strokes in kuchi shouga, an educational musical notation for traditional Japanese drums, particularly the taiko and tsuzumi.
- Don typically means a deep, sustained sound from the center of the taiko, and ka means a sharp tap on the rim of the taiko.
- In Japanese, the buttons instead read ポン pon and タッ ta' respectively, to reflect that the instrument is a tsuzumi, which is a much smaller hand drum.
- ポン Pon refers to a stroke on the center of the drumhead, and タッ ta' describes a tap on the side of the drum.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Arataki's Great and Glorious Drum | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 荒泷・盛世豪鼓 Huānglóng - Shèngshì Háo Gǔ | Arataki - Great and Prosperous Drum |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 荒瀧・盛世豪鼓 Huānglóng - Shèngshì Háo Gǔ | |
| Japanese | 荒瀧・盛世豪鼓 Arataki - Seisei Gouko | Arataki - Great and Prosperous Drum |
| Korean | 아라타키・천하제일의 북 Arataki - Cheonhajeil-ui Buk | Arataki - Top Ultra-Luxury Drum |
| Spanish | Sublime y glorioso tambor de Arataki | Arataki's Sublime and Glorious Drum |
| French | Tambourin harmonieux d'Arataki | Arataki's Harmonious Tambourine |
| Russian | Грандиозный барабан Аратаки Grandioznyy baraban Arataki | Grandiose Arataki Drum |
| Thai | กลองโห่ร้อง Arataki Klong Ho Rang Arataki | Arataki Cheer Drum |
| Vietnamese | Trống Arataki Đệ Nhất | |
| German | Aratakis große und spektakuläre Trommel | Arataki's Great and Spectacular Drum |
| Indonesian | Drum Arataki yang Paling Hebat dan Paling Keren | Arataki The Great and The Coolest Drum |
| Portuguese | Tambor Glorioso de Arataki | Glorious Arataki's Drum |
| Turkish | Arataki'nin Büyük ve Görkemli Davulu | Arataki's Great and Glorious Drum |
| Italian | Grande e glorioso tamburo di Arataki | Arataki's Great and Glorious Drum |
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