a.peter

I never played any stringed instruments in my life until about 4 months ago. I started out with Rocksmith when I first started playing the bass, but that wasn't helping me learn the notes on the fret board. I wish Rocksmith had that option, so I can see the notes instead of numbers.

You can change the fretboard inside of RS. There is one with the notes added. Just take RS Toolkit and change to "Inlay Creator". There you should find a template with the notes. There is a thread for Custom Inlays.

Take RS Toolkit and import the songs. Look if they share the same "DLC name". It's the first field within the "Song Information" group.

 

If the "DLC names" are different, look for all arrangements. Select arrangement, click on "Edit". If two arrangements share the same "Arrangement Identification", the song won't be displayed either.

 

HTH

Have you done the registration? Maybe export is only available on registered versions?

And the vinyl is way behind the quality of a FLAC.

Depends on the source of the FLAC. If the source was vinyl, there should be no difference. If the source was CD, there might be differences. If the source was MP3 the quality will definitive be far behind viny. ;)

Does the song have got sections and phrases in EOF? If not, the top bar won't be shown.

Furthermore: If you use the Rocksmith Toolkit, you may import a song, change the volume of the guitar and generate the file again.

Does the XML-Files (Bass_RS2.xml or something like this) generated by EOF contain any "<note ..." entries?

 

Have you added the XML files as "Bass" arrangement to the RS Toolkit?

When i really want to learn a song, i switch off DD and learn the song section by section with slow tempo.

 

When i just want to make a little bit music, i turn on "nonstop play" and play with DD just to have fun.

ok sorry still confused. Do i have to unpack the song first? Is there a guide that breaks it down more?

See arrow nuber 1 in the linked images. :wink:

Click on "Import Package". This will unpack the file, import all contained data. Then you may change anything you like. When ready click on "Generate" and the file will be packet to the same format as imported.

Furthermore, the Arrangement Identifications have to differ. If they are same, only one of the songs will be displayed per arrangement. You'll find this dialog if you select "Arrangements -> Edit" on the lower part.

You can only import a GP file, if you are in the middle of a project. Select "New" and begin a new project, or "Load" an old one. Afterwards, "Guitar Pro Import" will be clickable.

What do all these buttons do?  :shock:

You'll find the manual here. :wink:

Have you installed the correct java version? As far as i know, the conversion to xbox needs the 32-bit variant, the others the 64-bit variant. (Or vice versa? Just check which ones you have installed.)

First of all: This page does not host any files. I'ts just a database with links to the download pages: Mediafire, google-docs, dropbox and much more.

 

If your browser starts a torrent download, i would inspect the browser or the OS. There has to be the reason that utorrent starts up instead of a regular download.

 

By the way: Wich songs are you trying to download?

As i said. B)

That's possible and some users already did it before. The in-game volume of the guitar is set to 0. In this case, the guitar is still recognized by RS but the audio of the backing track is put to the output of the computer.

Think I'm gonna wait for a better tool to be released before trying this again.

It's unlikely that there will be any other tool to create CDLCs. The combination EoF and Rocksmith Toolkit is fine for the typical use.

What should the Rocksmith Toolkit do with the tabs?

 

(And could you please use another color than grey? It's very hard to read.)

Delivered with RS2014: The Dead Weather - "I Can't Hear You" is very easy.

 

with RS: Best Coast - "When I'm with you"

 

CDLC: Green Day - "Working Class Hero"

Select "File|Preferences" (or hit F11) and check if the check mark is set before "Save seperate Rocksmith 2 files".

Looks like snowdog is planning such a CDLC.

Should I link to them here when done or should I upload them to the database..?

I've put my finger exercises into the database and nobody complained about. Just put it into.The backing track of this finger exercise was a GuitarPro WAV-export. If you don't own GuitarPro, just use TuxGuitar which is able to export audio too. In my opinion, the sound quality isn't an important item, if you create a exercise track.If you really create this exercise (which, by the way, i would be interested in), you may use "Exercise" as the album name, just like i did. This would make it easier to find exercises within the database.

You won't be able to display this sign. The font used within RS just doesn't have this character. And if the character isn't present, RS can't display it.

and I don't think I have the toolkit.

You'll find the toolkit here.

Yes. Have a look to https://sites.google.com/site/cozy1cgi/. This page describes how to use RockSmith Toolkit to change the fretboard. Furthermore you'll find some alternative fretboards in the thread http://customsforge.com/topic/5236-custom-inlays/?hl=inlay.