mikejl

For me, it would mean to be able to play along to the song with out any visual help. Listen to the song and play the bass guitar along to the song.

Thanks, That makes sense, best to learn the full song, Then the trick would be to memorize the song with out the note highway. So maybe get it down so you can play every note easily at full speed, then start to memorize the notes with out the note highway. That might be the tough part.

I haven't really learned to play any songs yet. I have just played along to songs at lower difficulty levels, so I can just play the song through, so never really learned how to play any songs. I would like to crack down and learn at least one song through 100%. Would it be best to learn with highest difficulty settings at lower speed, and slowly increase the speed, or full speed at lower difficulty, and slowly increase the difficulty?

Dang, If anything, this new version of Rocksmith + has fired me up to get back into to Rocksmith 2014 that I haven't played for a few years now, where all the great songs are. I haven't even looked at what has come to Custom Forge in the last few years. There is gonna be 100's of new songs to look through. So I fired up Rocksmith 2014, downloaded some songs, but the froze up and wouldn't play. For me, adding the D3DX9_42.dll file fixed the problem.

Never mind I made one myself.

I looked through the forum, but none of the links to the inlays that have notes for the bass work anymore. Is there a place here in this forum that has info on putting notes on the inlays for the bass?

If you need to convert your acoustic drums to electronic, I have some info here http://www.edrums.info/