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First scores A very pleasant chart for beginners - around 3/3.5. Regarding bonuses, this is perfect as a bonus. Completely repeatable chart plus chord slides that might cost you a bit of your percentage score. Still, this is fun to play. It’s been a long time since I played anything from Porcupine Tree, it was good to revisit them. 4 is ok. I don't know maybe it's just me but charts like this always seem harder to me. Even though there aren't any major technical difficulties, there's a lot of variety in what you play and frequent changes. Still, I achieve a good score, so maybe it's fine. This didn't seem that hard on the first try and was fairly repetitive, but I kept missing notes during those sequences... I thought I did better, but it seems the game didn't register any of those two-string bends... Is anyone else having trouble with recognizing such bends? Maybe I was using strings that were too heavy on my alternate guitar.
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I just wanted to share my impressions, I recently went to a Hallas concert - not a huge show (small venue), but a great band and a fantastic listening experience. It’s time to make some more CDLC for them 😄 As for the this week voting, it’s an interesting idea, and the result didn’t really surprise me 😉 It's a pity that you can only select one answer, because in my opinion it's more complex. I went with the themed week option, though the one with bonus host suggestions isn't bad either. I’m definitely against using songs with good charts as bonuses; it’s better to use them as main songs in a different week to generate more focus and competition around them.
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Not much time, so quick improvements. As I mentioned, this seems too easy for 7; the solo and intro/outro are a 6.5 at most, and the rest of the song is just simple chords. With a few more attempts, a 99% score seems within reach, and that shouldn't be possible at my skill level 😉I see @Rodman gave this a 6.5 too, so @drand I hope you update rating. Btw. It sounded terrible in E std, but you do what you have to for better recognition 😄
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@drand Thanks for the week! First scores There’s no solo here, but that fast switching between double stops isn't easy, so maybe 4. Pleasant melody, in my opinion, this too easy for 3, since the chart is repetitive and the notes move quite slowly. 2 for me. This is not technically difficult, but quite fast, so 4/4.5. Generally easy, but the solo with those two-string bends gave me some trouble, so 4/4.5. I was actually expecting a heavy, hard-hitting song here, but it turned out to be a calmer, mostly acoustic song 😄 I don't think this difficult enough for a 7; more like a 6 or 6.5. Ahh, those chords I couldn't catch... Also 6/6.5. No chance here, truly 9. I'm adding screenshots from Steam for the first time; I hope it works 😬 @cacahuate51 Thanks for the guide!
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@jimmy655 is right, I achieved 96.35% on the Lead path for the Allman song. Can you not see my screenshots either? It’s really strange, but there seems to be an issue displaying imgbb images in the US 🤔 Anyway, you can see it in the React App: https://rocksmith-cf-champ-assistant.web.app/scores/674 It was marked in red because it wasn't recognized (#158). I’ve updated it, but I’m not sure if the score will be added automatically now that the week has ended. From what I can see, a few of @cacahuate51 scores haven't been recognized either, but those were songs played just for fun.
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I can't improve on Allman's song anymore, so here's this instead.
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I use imgbb hosting service to upload screenshots, and when inserting them, I use Ctrl+Shift+V because a standard Ctrl+V doesn't paste a link that would automatically convert into an image. It might be an issue with the host, especially since you're on a different continent. However, I've also noticed that sometimes when I go back to an older week, my images disappear; it's not a huge problem if the week is already finished, but perhaps I should add the screenshots differently - maybe by uploading them via Steam. I’ve never played a fretless bass, but what you’re saying makes sense to me. Bass charts that require quick movement across many frets (like the Joe Walsh song) must be more difficult on a fretless bass, as you need a good feel for where to move, which probably requires a lot of experience. In The Allman Brothers Band song, you often have to jump between strings, but everything happens within the span of a few frets.
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Lots of fun. I'd like to play this again, but I don't know if I'll have time.
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Improvement. I rated this a 7 before, but now the solo doesn't seem that hard to me. But other participants also mentioned 7, so it's fine.
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Bass Really cool bass charts this week, lots of fun playing - too bad I only played once... Regarding the difficulty ratings, I lean towards what @cacahuate51 and @Nomgoose wrote earlier in the week (page 1). Joe Walsh song is rated a bit too low, and The Allman Brothers Band song too high; the difference in difficulty isn't significant enough to justify a rating of 3 for the first song and 6 for the second. @robolechuga I hope you update the rating at the end of the week by averaging it based on the participants ratings. 4/4.5 4/4.5 I would say max 5.5 I have to admit this was quite hard for me - a similar level of difficulty to the bass chart in Metallica song - so I'd give this a 7. 7 – overall, this is not hard, but there are a few fast licks.
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Rhythm Oh, for me, this is definitely more of a lead chart than a rhythm one. It's hard - 7 for sure, maybe a 7.5. Second attempt - better, but I doubt I’ll be able to get a much better score here.
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I checked, and you're actually right. The post with score for the Leatherneck song was added at 8:24 PM, and the new week started at 11:25 PM, so the score definitely counts. I've added it to the leaderboard, so @robolechuga, you can update the winner list in the main post.
