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I cannot play the riff thats played between the 12th and 15th frets, not even at 50% speed in riff repeater. Fingers are too fat, too slow, too clumbsy, lol. Rest of the song i don't feel like i am too far away.

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Not had too much time to play over last couple of days but I've been struggling with the chord slides, i think mostly down to the speed of the song and i may also be pressing to hard. Plenty to work on!  :)  

@@Gamut Looking at ATWA again, I don't think it's just charting error. Ain't it using a single tone for whole song or something? It should start clean, but it have a bit of drive which is noticeable if you let both strings ring. LITERALLY UNPLAYABLE

 

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I don't think its as easy as you have made it sound, at least not for me. I do agree with that it should have a cleaner tone in some parts of the song, it sounds bad and my lack of ability makes it sound even worse.

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Any way to mute the vocals? I can't take the Death Growl.

Anyone?? I'm with Jeff. Funny thing is I think id really like an instrumental version.

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Marginal gain and i've been grinding this like a mofo.

 

My gosh 55 tries !! this is hardcore gaming...

 

lol. not even including the riff repeats and failed SA attempts. I WILL IMPROVE GOD DAMMIT!  :)

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Marginal gain and i've been grinding this like a mofo.

I'm not sure what stage your at but if your a beginner, like me.

I would recommend spending a bunch of time on the arcade game string skipping saloon. I spent 20 hours doing almost solely this, id listen to a podcast (Joe Rogan) turn the game sounds low and just play over and over. I sucked at first but couple of weeks later i scored in the top 1% of players and i saw massive improvements in playing riffs which change strings frequently.

I would then recommend joining the Rocksmith Championship on here, they put up new songs each week for lead beginner, int, advanced and master. Compete and work on that song throughout the week, you should be able to do alright with repeated practise and riff repeating the parts that are tougher for you. I've actually now progressed to lead Int :) .

Then Generally just keep practising, i'm far from good, but i do feel like i'm making progress. I've only been taking learning seriously for a couple of months tops.

So after breaking a pick which i did not know was possible, having my arm fatiguing half-way into the song and coming back after regular breaks which include plenty of arm stretching, i'm seeing an improvement. Songs really grown on me too, not something i imagine id of heard if i wasn't taking part in the championship.

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@@RoR level-up win to INT LEAD

 

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Really pleased with the rank up! Really does feel like a massive step up.

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I think scoring over 79% my goal of the week.

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My best ever mastery & accuracy scores ever. Some uplay achievement also popped saying 'true player' or something too. So happy  :D  :D  :D!!!.
I'm sorry it's not in score attack, i was about to riff repeat and playing until i made a mistake.. but didn't seem to make many at all. lol.

 

Not my first try.

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I think my score this week going to come down to how well i learn to play that D flat 7 Chord.

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I was consistently getting between 91 - 94%, so this was a nice surprise!  :) 

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*emulated* Bass First:

Now i'm gonna go chill out, watch a movie, get a decent nights rest so i can push for 99+ on lead tomorrow.

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Have you looked at the koko rocksniffer app he made for streamers? It captures live accuracy %'s and note streaks in real time and outputs them to a text file (so OBS can display the data). It also displays the album art for current song and knows when a new song starts.

 

Could any of that be useful for this kind of tool?

Yes i actually started with looking into that. Its nice!

However it wasn't always stable for me and it seems like only have notes available, hit and missed which would not really be enough to provide the kind of stats i would be hoping to log over different arrangements, DD's, SA difficulty. I guess its possible to parse the PSARC files and cross reference the counted notes against each DD and SA.

BTW, I'll be open sourcing this Ruby on Rails webapp and a little Ruby client on Saturday.  

Awesome! Can't wait to give it a try.

I've had some success of my own. I can now capture all of the text required in learn a song mode to log each play through.

The application captures the parts of the screen needed, does some slight image formatting and sends the images through an OCR to read the data to text. It's probably more labour intensive and far less pretty than parsing directly from the game-save but it works.  :)

 

Working on getting it user friendly! :D

 

Have to clean up the code a bit more, but planning on open-sourcing it all sometime in the next couple of weeks.  

Nice! Look forward to giving it a try!  :) 

I have managed to create something that works to some degree on learn a song. I still have to press a key at the end of a run but it gets the Song, Artist, Accuracy, Streak. Occasionally finds some of the other stuff like arrangement, playcount ect but struggles with the smaller text and never gets the orange mastery score :huh: .

I've really enjoyed my first week learning to code. So i'll probably keep working on it just for fun until i can think of summit else to do.

I guess this is more like profile parser, since it has that "difficulty" thing in float plus tuning and stuff

 

not that hard to get scores from profile if it tracks(and it really track those) for you :)

c# is nice but it's just become a weapon of choice :P

 

Dealing with un-managed code\arrays in memory in C# isn't something you could comfortably do (unfortunately)

does some of the cozy app do similar? or CFSM has kinda that tools?

I think they both can back-up, transfer and replace profiles. Not too sure if they can parse but i'll check it out. Thanks

I've been working on something like that myself... but in Rails, not C#.

 

Here's my progress in the Johhny Cash pack so far:

 

Or looking at an individual play session:

 

Great Work! I think I've got a long long way until i get something remotely close to this.

I've been playing around with reading note info from the process memory. I was wondering if you have done something similar or if you got note info via game save decryption? 

I've made myself a goal of learning to code in C# this year. As well as studying i want to sink my teeth into a project.

My idea: Advance Progress Tracker

I hope to create an application that logs my scores & accuracy when i have completed playing a song in either learn a song or score attack with a time and date and maybe arcade games too. Data that i can use to generate charts to visually show my overall progress and hopefully improvement :unsure:. Potentially auto screen capping score improvements too.

I thought i would share here as i would appreciate all suggestions, advice, resources you guys can give me.

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Should be able to get 97+ on this by the end of the week. Decided to also get involved with Rhythm.

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Happy New Year!

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Got through on score attack. It's sloppy but I can perfect each section now, just can't put it all together in one run. Will work on it!  :)