Disney Interactive Studios Disney Sing It: High School Musical 3: Senior Year Manuel D'Instructions
8
9
gig Mode
Time to put on a show! You and a friend can perform a
concert together by singing a duet of up to five songs
consecutively.
• Choose which songs you want to sing together.
• The player with the highest average score for all songs
performed is The Star of the Show.
From here you can choose your background theme and
check out high scores.
Choose Theme
Customize the look of your game the way you prefer by
choosing from three High School Musical themes.
Use Quick Play to get straight to singing! Create a Solo or
Duet performance or enter into Versus mode with a friend.
Become a better singer or master a tough song in Single
Player mode by taking personal singing lessons at Sing It Pro
or by relaxing your vocal chords in Warm Up sessions.
After mastering a difficult song during your lessons at Sing It
Pro, put your skills to the test in You’re on Your Own!
Put on a live solo concert or perform a duet with a friend in
Gig Mode! Design your own set list to sing up to five songs
back-to-back!
It’s fun to play Disney Sing It: High School Musical 3: Senior
Year with your friends. Sing together in Duet mode, battle
against each other in a Versus tournament, play together
in Team Play or perform a concert in Gig Mode.
• When there are two singers, player one is always at the
bottom and pitch bars and lyrics are color-coded green
for Player 1 and purple for Player 2.
• Players choose their own individual difficulty level so
everyone can play together.
• Some multiplayer options become available when two
microphones are connected.
Duet / Versus
Sing any of the songs together in Duet mode to create
beautiful harmonies. Play against a friend in a Versus
competition.
Team Play
Work together as a team singing Duets or competing in
Versus tournaments.
• Choose a team name from the list and start singing.
• You can sing alone or as part of a duet. Up to eight
players can join Team Play.
• Save team profiles to keep track of wins and scores and
the team’s Most Valuable Player.