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  1. Stupid She Wolf... Actually the song gets better while playing and listening to it several times. At least I got past the 90%. But it's still hard and very difficult.
    2 points
  2. Really enjoying "Bocchi the Rock!" at the min, hyped for the anime.
    2 points
  3. There's no user rating system 'cus people'd just rate up songs they like regardless of quality. Same thing with DL count, doesn't indicate quality. From newsletter 18 (worth a read tbh) The best thing you can do is check the comments and playthrough video if you're unsure, but for most songs you'll just have to try them out yourself. Once you've stuck around here a bit you'll start to recognize users, what genre they tend to upload and their general quality level and you'll just dl stuff done by them. Also most tabs for custom songs aren't transcribed by the chart creator (I'm guessing). So it's a real mixed bag unless they go through and fix things themselves or you find someone who tabs most of the songs themselves at a decent level.
    2 points
  4. My wife and I were talking about these versions of Two Black Cadillacs. In our discussion we both thought that the original by Carrie Underwood has a "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" vibe with a very powerful fury. My version we both agree is a lonely story told long after the fact. I picture dust and tumbleweeds blowing across a grave with no one around. In fact the faint chorus I pushed to sound faint and ghostlike like voices in the wind. Your version made us both realize that the song could be about more than the cars, grave, or even the two women. The quiet family laughing and talking in the background evokes thoughts of happy times that are now rent asunder. The children are crying as two families are both ripped apart. I never thought about whether on not there were kids involved in the story! You manage to capture an innocence lost. Powerful stuff. I liked the two guitars, I'm always impressed at how cleanly you play, and your brother's playing really added to the song. You provided a good base and his playing moved around on top of that. That had to be so cool to record something together! Your new vocal mic does sound nice. What kind is it? Audioslave....nice choice. I watched a masterclass by Tom Morello a few month ago and he talked about Chris Cornell being one of the best at fitting lyrics to an existing melody. I bought the Audioslave DLC after that masterclass, but haven't really given them the study I want to. Looks like here is my chance! This pick brings me full circle on our challenge, because one of the points that Tom Morello made was to start expressing yourself. You don't have to wait until you can play someone else's songs, play your songs. He said he tried lessons and hated it. Years later he listened to a punk album and was in a band the same day. He said there were 3 bands in the school, one was good and played all of the pop songs everyone liked, one played metal, and his played their own songs because they couldn't play anyone else's. So anyway, that bit is what pushed me to accept your challenge, and what pushes me to keep putting myself out there and make the music mine.
    1 point
  5. well.... now finally some time for a lil description. Thats a weird version of mine. One week ago we spent a vacation with my brothers family. I took 2 old acoustic guitars with me. After restringing them we sat down to give them a try. I already had listened to the chosen song once, so put up the chords from UG and told my brother we had to do a cover, which we did instantly with a lot of *help* of my brothers 11month old baby girl, the other 3 kids (11,9-mine, 4-brothers) running around. Thats me on the western rhythm guitar and my brother on the solo classic (first try and first time ever playing together) recorded pressing record on my cellphone lying on the ground which created a fearsome 36kbps audio clip. I did reduce the noise meaning the very loud baby cries with audacity and yd finally found the time to do the vocals trying my new vocals condensator mic (really like that one). Pic is from snowboarding last we with a view towards the place i live. Rock!
    1 point
  6. Amazing work! I always wanted to have these stats/ Is it possible by any chance that you can code the application to show the tone settings of the song for each different section and possibly write the value to a file dynamically? I'm playing using microphone mode and hear to what i play through my Boss Katana Amp. I have a devreloper on the Katana side that wrote a very handy app to change the katana settings super easy. If his app could read the value of the tone status of the game, it can translate it to a user defined patch for Katana and push it to the amp. Let me know your thoughts. Much appreciated
    1 point
  7. Updated for v0.4.0 with song graphs, play history details, song sections and some other nice things.
    1 point
  8. Made it through! Also getting better at Intermediate. I dig this song. But who cares about all that because BASS!! WOO that's fun!
    1 point
  9. Cool, I'm glad it's proven to be useful! I've been working on a new version, now with a proper user interface to save few clicks (and remembering settings like target folder etc) and to make the conversion process much faster. I'm hoping to add some other features as well, but it's still very much work in progress. In the mean time the current version should serve well enough. Teaser picture attached
    1 point
  10. @diceslinger description later, vid now
    1 point
  11. @Rodman I've been working on this for a while, finally got a chance to lay it down. I only listened to the original a few times so I didn't just end up playing it. I ended up just playing around with the chords, making notes about what I liked. I add some chords changes, I may have changed the A chord to Am, or the tab I had was wrong. It sounded better to be with Am. This was a blast, I think I ended up pretty far from the original, but I am pretty happy with it. Still some buzz on the guitar, I think I need to replace the bridge, but I like being able to use the piezo mic on that guitar. The vocals are all chopped up to remove some pops and clicks. The diaphragm mic is a lot more sensitive, so there were more of those.
    1 point
  12. Finally made a play through of the She Wolf, and damn she is a hard one! I think it's higher than "intermediate" level. But at least I get better at making octaves. And it seems I can't get the other ones any better. Deap Vally is a bit annoying, for I'm sure I play it better, but some notes seems to be missed, though I'm sure I play them...
    1 point
  13. Man that's awesome, I had no idea the game would do that. Gotta check it out.
    1 point
  14. ok... got 99%+ in intermediate bass... i don't know if it is rated too high or it is me getting better
    1 point
  15. i don't like beginner's lead this week.. not my cup of tea... intermediate rhythm however... it is so cool... very repetitive, but riff not so easy to play for me.... it sounds great though.... i did not get over 90% and did not survive even half the song on Hard in score attack, but so much fun to play... bass beginner i would say is 2, not 3. And again, if not shitty recognition of emulated bass i would get 100%. intermediate bass this week is definitely not 5 imho. it should be 3. i got 99% with 2nd try.. will try score attack, but recognition does not help here...
    1 point
  16. Rascal Flatts Life is a HighWay
    1 point
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