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The Gates of Hell bass reminded me of the bass in Poison's Nothin' but a Good Time...

Hello Rocksmith fans! We had heard before that Other Platforms were coming, but this morning we saw the first concrete evidence with a listing of the service on Steam! Rocksmith+ coming soon to Steam https://t.co/l16j430z4K pic.twitter.com/FGZ9GZKzPA… The post Rocksmith+ is coming to Steam and Playstation this June! appeared first on The Riff Repeater.

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a bit of work here (7)

Man, i am that last arpeggio hero... so much is for sure... @ fripponomic another great one! bravo. Love that album. (5.5), yes - and a 7 for me

also so cool, straight (3) also. Perfect level up song - short, fun, not too easy

Nothing but wonderful.... did blues soloing all the way where there was "time" with no idea what chord to continue with .. so cool (3)

very high (8) or (8.5)

and a bit better ah.. i forget - it´s a (7)

ei! glad to see someone else also caught the resemblence

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oh i´m rusty after 7 days without guitar

Thanks! I'll try it that way. I'm always open to new methods of training/practicing I usually used the score to get back to songs that I haven't played for a while (and after a month I usually could see improvements, be it from better reading, more practice, etc). In the first weeks I had many songs in the 70% or 80%, but now only the harder ones are below 90%

I don't know how to clear the mastery for a song, I'd assume this tool might help with it https://ignition4.customsforge.com/tools/cfsm If that doesn't work, what I like to do each day is select the full song in riff repeater at 50%(Or whatever fits the speed for practice) play through it and note down how many misses I have before I start practising specific parts. That way I usually have some sense of progress almost every day(Either fewer misses, or I'm able to increase the speed a bit)

The time signature of the Marillion song was perplexing to me as well, so I looked into it a bit. Turns out has verse sections in 7/8, more standard time signatures appear as well. A transcription can be purchased from progmusicshet, the first page preview is available for free: https://www.progmusicsheet.com/product-page/just-for-the-record

It's been many years since I have made any CDLC, totally forgot how to do it. I have been trying to edit some CDLC the past few days. I found this, and I followed the steps in it and it worked great. Here's my workflow for editing existing CDLC that works for me: Use the toolkit CDLC Creator GUI and press "Import Package" button. Select the CDLC that you want to edit. Wait for the CDLC to be loaded into the toolkit GUI. At this point the toolkit has unpacked the CDLC and created an EOF artifacts subfolder. The EOF subfolder contains all the files you need to edit the CDLC. Now open EOF "File" and select "New". Open the EOF subfolder that contains the unpacked CDLC artifacts created by the toolkit above. Select the main audio ogg file from the EOF subfolder. Provide the Artist and Title info for EOF. Select "Use Source Audio's Folder' and wait for EOF to load the ogg file. Press F5 to see the auido wave form in EOF. Next in EOF select "File", "Rocksmith Import" and load the Rocksmith XML Arrangement (Lead, Rhythum, Bass) that you want to edit. (Ignore any warnings or just answer 'Yes'). (EDIT: Since you are using the same audio as the original CDLC you can) resync the Arrangement to the audio waveform as necessary using Ctrl-A, then Ctrl-Shift drag. Edit away in EOF and then save the edited arrangement. Back in the toolkit, select the old arrangement and "Remove" then select "Add" and the new edit arrangement that you created in EOF. Finally press "Generate" to create a new CDLC package. Let the toolkit create new 'Arrangement Identification' so that the edited version is distinguishable from the original in the game.

loosely reminds me of Crazy Train. 7 is fine for me, but no more

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