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I Mainly Play Bass but I played this one on both bass arrangements and also guitar and enjoyed it enough to think it's a good easy track... No Chords = :) http://customsforge.com/page/customsforge_rs_2014_cdlc.html/_/pc-enabled-rs-2014-cdlc/its-hard-to-stand-on-two-feet-its-difficult-to-stand-on-both-feet-isnt-it-r31745

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRewkpWZTzA

not sure but I did see a Russian one like a year or 2 ago with a number of multi-tracks... also more & more isolated tracks are on youtube... Some are Fan-made using programs to attempt to split up the tunes... vs real Multitracks... for example: Black Sabbath - Sweet Leaf Bass https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5jTJlikMfI Drums https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAef8k8cYm0 LEAD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZZ0bxuuKuE VOCALS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqR1peYKHu4 "4K Youtube to MP3" works well for freeware for example... Also if you are a NIN fan... http://www.ninremixes.com/multitracks.php Nine Inch Nails have pioneered the idea of giving away multitracks or song masters away to the general public for remix purposes. All multitracks are available for download from the fan-made site ninremixes.com, here. Alternatively, a selection of multitracks can be downloaded from the official NIN remix site, remix.nin.com, here. There are also multitracks available from releases by How To Destroy Angels, soundtracks by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, as well as from songs by a few other artists who have toured/collaborated with NIN.

Get a UPS?

D3DX9_42.dll has been around since RS2014 pretty much... if that helps...

If the sections aern't marked at all then you wont get far...

Also using Audacity to record your sound input while you use a Recording of a previous RS performance for timing / notes... It'll have no effects though unless you have pedals...

Using a Y splitter to run your bass or guitar to a practise amp + Rocksmith at the same time is pretty good... I dare say it helped allot with not trying to play Acoustically when it's meant to be electric :P

we used to have to actually install Wwise + follow steps in it to convert the audio... but now the toolkit handles that... although you probably still need it installed... don't quote me there though... i still have it installed so i can't confirm 100% personally I Tend to use Audacity (FREE) to convert to WAV + adjust max vol without clipping... sometimes i have bothered to do create leading silence in audacity, but mostly i just do it in EoF... 3 Sec is my min usually... some people prefer more... If it's an ambient fade intro you might not even need any...

THE LYRICS are just a .XML file that gets imported into the toolkit before or after you add the notes... for Tones it's suggested to import them beforehand so you don't forget them... Cherub Rock = Default for most people DLC ID Song Preview is auto unless you want a specific 30 sec part of the song that isn't the start...

Shift + S ... is that what you mean?

Nobuo Uematsu - Oppressed People - Final Fantasy VII / FF7 Bass or BASS Emulation (66.67*% of Guitar, less chords) or Guitar... Pretty Easy... FF8 - Nobuo Uematsu - Compression Of Time Only has 4 different notes but good beginner picking practise IMO...

Fingerpick FTW

Don't even try making a live recording of any of the official dlc though....

Confusing as to why you would try this since... you would already find all these under "Authentic Tones" in-game... if you actually have the DLC, rs2012 import etc... Ew "Parkway Drive" = Ew!!! to me...

try using a hi fo filter before the effects to clean up the signal maybe if that helps maybe...

Can we have a Gojira Category + add them to it :P