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Skylance

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    BC Rich Warlock, Archer SB10, Rogue Series III

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  1. Ah, there's the answer. "change from yellow to green", which would probably be fine for a partial colorblind individual, but still "looks the same" as the blue. Practice helps, and has improvedme from knowing squat a year ago to the humble bits I know today. My only hangup is with a couple of things in the game - slide change color in Ninja, color change gem in Templ of Bends, A/D color change in Ducks. Though even with the problems with the color change, my basic technique for the three skills keeps improving. Thanks Noony
  2. A friend suggested this to me, saying it may help me. I'm guessing that it does something. However, the "what" that it does eludes me. Perhaps this is something that helps the partially colorblind? I'm completely colorblind, if that makes much of a difference. For the most part, in normal Learn A Song, or Score Attack, the only things that cause me some grief are the A&D strings (bass), which look identical, when they either come in on an open note, or close in together. Practice and the Riff Repeater help on this. My real issue, though, is I've been working on some of the technique games, and they can be a real pain. Some are pretty easy - Scale Racer and Scale Warriors have it laid out, and Harmonic Heist uses different shapes. On the other hand, something like Ninja Slide, I'm at a complete loss for. At least I know it starts off on the E string, but once I hit the color change, I'm 1 in 3 of getting the right string before Game Over. Am I missing something? Is there a way to perhaps modify them to be "more visible"? Am I not noticing any difference because "color blind mode" doesn't really work right? (I'm considering all options) Thanks for any advice on this one.
  3. I think that "ownership" may not be so relevant to the Fair Use, but it's probably more relevant on the creator side. Of course, if you are using one of the less than legal methods of acquiring your source material.... that's an entirely different set of legal problems one may face. However, on the CLDC Downloader side, "owning" the content is not necessary. As a learning tool, it's not a whole lot more different than grabbing tabs. Like tabs, CDLC's are an interpretation of the original work. Several months ago, when SA went out, I heard wind of a torrent file somewhere with a bunch of the CDLCs - not a bootleg of the game, just customs. So long as no money was changing hands, that would have been a perfectly legal folder to share.
  4. Sorry for some late feedback, but as a resource, you may want to check pawn shops and/or resale shops, if not ebay/craigslist. You never know, you might find a killer deal, or maybe parts to make your own "Frankenstrat".
  5. Thanks for the attention to the bass.
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