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Mikson

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  1. I might have set the bass a bit quieter, since the guitars are more foreground in the song, and I wanted to maintain the original balance. Anyway, I’ve generated a version for you with the bass turned up - that should be enough, but let me know what you think. I’ll remove it later. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IoOhfmOfDb0w16bMho3c6yoXl34NjKfo?usp=sharing
  2. I've been away from Rocksmith for a while lately and the amount of new stuff has gotten a little overwhelming. Where are you all getting those signatures with the medals? Also, I’ve noticed quite a few new participants joining recently - that’s great, but where did they all come from? I guess word about the championships must have reached some new corners! πŸ˜‰
  3. Bass This is definitely more than 2.5. Generally easy, but towards the end there are some rather odd, quick jumps to the G string, so I’d give this a 4. A rather repetitive but fun chart - 5. Some sections are fast skipping across the strings so more 5 for me. This riff doesn't look hard in the screenshot, but it's very fast - too fast for me. I’d give it a 7, but the rest of the chart is easier, so maybe 6.5.
  4. I’m back home and back in the game! @drand Thanks for the week - good selection of songs! Completely unknown to me but nice. The CDLC was way too quiet, so I couldn't really hear what I was playing, but it seems quite easy for beginners. 2.5/3. Ahh, a cool song featuring Alissa. Easy, it’s almost entirely power chords, so 2/2.5 at most. Such a famous song and it turns out that I played this for the first time! Diff 5 for me. These chord transitions were a bit awkward for me - 5. Something really old, but I didn't know this. 6 seems ok. A faster tempo and a lot more solo work, but this is fun to play. 7.5/8. Here I used a screenshot from 2 years ago. This is a long song, I’ll come back to it later. Really hard for me, there were some sections I just couldn't play. Definitely an 8.5, maybe even a 9. And tell me, how the hell do you play something like that? Am I really expected to stretch my fingers that far (impossible for me), or should those orange 10s actually be blue 15s?
  5. I used to have a problem with this and often had to scroll through a lot to find old screenshots, but then I discovered that if you import them to your Google Drive, you can search by name - Google somehow recognizes the text within the images.
  6. While on a trip to Serbia, it was really difficult for me to find the time to look for screenshots, but I’ll give it a try now. I know for a fact that I’ve played many of these songs before. Unfortunately, the imgbb hosting service doesn’t work here, so I’ll add a few images directly from my disc.
  7. @aNDESmASAMUNE Please update the diff ratings according to the participants suggestions, mainly lead beginner path (played as a rhythm) where several participants had the same opinion that it was more 2.5 than 4. I didn’t have much time to play this week, and I’m heading away tomorrow, so this is what I managed to get done, guitar path improvements and one attempt in bass path for my class. I agree here - 5.5 is ok.
  8. It was a really good concert by Jon Anderson, and I’m glad I went to it. He was in great vocal form for his age, and the band backing him was top-notch, too. They played some classics from the Yes old days as well as songs from his solo work that I hadn't even known about but really enjoyed.
  9. Are you saying I won the Rhythm Masterclass? OMG! 😍 Admittedly, it’s mainly because Shaggy and Luzifer didn't participate, but a win is a win πŸ˜„
  10. @aNDESmASAMUNE Thanks for the week! A bit surprised that there are no bonuses because of the recent madness πŸ˜‚ First scores I agree with @drand here - more like 2.5 than 4. The entire chart is in the same hand position, and it's not very fast. A very good chart for a beginner exercise. 4 Mammoth chartrs are fun to play, but I saw them live twice as a supporting act for another artist and they didn't really impress me. Maybe that’s just how it is with some bands. Diff 6/6.5. Fun song - 8.


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