Maybe it is just my imagination but I think the overall note detection has been improved. I now get 97-98 accuracy on songs I had less before. Anyone noticed the same?
I ran remastered.exe over all of my customs but still got the 100% bug, although the .exe said they were repaired successfully :( The song is: Big Cheese by Nirvana
Thanks for your reply. Since I already sorted all the songs into band-specific folders that mix custom and official dlc, I hoped for an easy way to separate them. So I could just switch between custom made dlc and official dlc with one click. So I guess I have to do it manually, then. Just need to figure out how the songlists in the CFM work :D
So this is basically everything I asked for
I think it is helpful for every guitarist. If you are a beginner like me, you can play it at half the speed, everyone above that can use it as a warm-up exercise :D
http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/392169906049877862/E20688594FDD7998794FCA93B3427A6088412823/ What do the arrows mean? I have no idea how to play this :(
Thanks for your suggestions! I found the perfect song pack for me - it's the "Bachsmith"-Songpack. Lots of great melodies and single notes, just what I was looking for. I will check out your suggestions as well. Maybe there are more ideas, the more the better!
Hi, I am a beginner when it comes to the song manager. My question is: Is there a simple way of separating the CDLC from the official ones, without manually clicking on every single track or file? A very brief tutorial on how to do this would be very helpful. I am sorry if this question has been asked before. If so, please close this topic. Thanks
Most songs on Rocksmith are too complex for a nice evening with some beers. There are some simple songs, but most often my friends are frustrated very soon. Noone who does not use the program on a daily basis wants to play with me, and I think games like Rock Band are just made for that, Rocksmith is not.
Yeah, I often experiene the same. Having mastered a song is fun, learning it without fast and imminent progress is not. But I learned that there is no easy way to become a better guitarist, patience and persistence are essential and of utmost importance.
I keep playing because I enjoy music. Practising guitar is a hobby that is not only fun but also challenging and you gain a "real-life skill". Imagine you would have invested all those hours of your past where you played video games into your guitar play, I bet most of us here would be much better guitarists.