Hi, I'm Launch!

I am a Fortnite Festival streamer and have been playing rhythm games for 20+ years!

Let's Calibrate!

Introduction

Are you struggling with hitting perfects (or even hitting notes consistently) in Fortnite Festival?
It sounds like you need to calibrate your game.What calibration does is that it matches up the audio and video of your game and hardware so that they're both in sync, making it to where pressing your button on a note is actually accurate to the song.So that being said, Let's Calibrate!

Prerequisites

You will need a few things to get started.

  • A smart phone that supports 60 FPS video recording

  • A video editing software (you only need one of them)

  • Free options

  • Adobe Premiere Rush (mobile)

  • DaVinci Resolve (Windows/Mac)

  • Other options

  • [PAID] Adobe Premiere Pro (Windows/Mac)

  • CapCut (mobile/Windows/Mac)

Getting Started

To get started, you must do the following:

  • Set your phone's camera to record video at 60 FPS

  • Turn off "Auto FPS", if applicable

Click below for your respective device type:

Recording Fortnite

To get started, you must do the following:

  • Set your phone's camera to record video at 60 FPS

  • If you're on iOS, turn off "Auto FPS"

Getting to the Camera settings Section

This may look different for you, as different version of iOS have different placements of where the Camera settings are.

Adjusting Video Recording Settings

Now, tap on the "Record Video" section. Yours may have a different setting, like '720p at 30 fps' or '4K at 24 fps".

Make the Changes

Change the main video recording setting to '1080p HD at 60FPS'.After, scroll down and tap on "Auto FPS" and then turn it off.The most important part about this is that we now have forced 60 FPS, which we need for more precise calibration.Now, you can return to the guide!