What Guitar Hero World Tour feature lets players create their own songs?

What Guitar Hero World Tour feature lets players create their own songs? The answer is Music Studio.

Guitar Hero World Tour introduced Music Studio, a creation feature that lets players compose, record, edit, and arrange their own instrumental songs. It was one of the game’s major departures from earlier Guitar Hero titles, which focused almost entirely on performing licensed tracks.

Created songs could be shared through the GHTunes service on supported online platforms, including Xbox Live, PlayStation Network, and Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Players could build parts for instruments such as guitar, bass, and drums, although the system did not provide conventional recorded vocals in the same way as the game’s licensed songs.

The feature grew partly from fan-made custom-track communities that had emerged around earlier Guitar Hero games. It is easy to confuse Music Studio with Quest Mode, Quickplay+, or Rockfest: those are modes for progression, performance, or competition, not composition. The PlayStation 2 version included the creation tools, but its online sharing capabilities were more limited than those on newer consoles.