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  1. wrentheseedling
    Meh, not a 90 on lead, but good improvement I suppose. And yeah so sick of this song I'm not going to bring up the rhythm any better than before. Guess I'm getting crisper on the chord changes at least. Oh and I have now been play guitar for 6 months! Rock on! And bass for 3 months. Years more practice to go, love to look back at this at the end of a full year and see a change. --Wren
  2. wrentheseedling
    Hooray for progress. Now to push lead to 90 and rhythm out the window and never speak of it again. I don't even like spelling it. Most of my improvements in it are due to the lead part having the same chords. Alright ending my whining section about rithem. Yes I misspelled it intentionally. No that spelling isn't any better. --Wren
  3. wrentheseedling
    Long long way to go on the lead part. --Wren
  4. wrentheseedling
    Bass day today! Got to work on the stickerbush one a lot more. Pinky keeps locking up right at the beginning. But hooray for already getting the Love stinks one figured out. Thanks for keeping this going all! Good way to keep me focused on one song a week. (Well per part I suppose). What's the average time for moving up past beginner, or does it vary a lot. And No I don't want to move up yet! --Wrenth
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    Going to count that as a good week. Finally got the lead over 95%. Now to go practice that dead leaves song or whatever the name is. --Wren
  6. wrentheseedling
    And Before I forget here's the rhythm part. --Wren
  7. wrentheseedling
    Going to see if I can break the 95 mark on lead this week. --Wren
  8. wrentheseedling
    Might be the grip thing, not sure, can't really feel my grip in a couple fingers of my left hand. Works fine on my guitar and seems to sound fine on the bass, not going sharp flat or buzzing. *shrug* More practice maybe just need continuing work on building strength in that hand overall. No, not really. Could you be holding on too tight/fretting too hard? I say "not really", because I have noticed some basses vibrate more than others, but this is more a whole body vibration, rather than just arm, lol. Can I post this again now?
  9. wrentheseedling
    Got some good bass practice in today. Anyone else have a problem with the extra vibration from the bass riding up your frethand arm? I feel a sympathetic vibration in my elbow for quite a bit after I finish playing . . . might just be a problem from practicing to long in a continuous run or the weight difference. *shrug* Now to practice the lead parts after a wee break. --Wren
  10. wrentheseedling
    Well I've been to the symphony several times, whichever ones happened to be visiting at the Indiana Repertoire Theater when I was a kid. Went to see phantom of the opera. And I've seen Fritz's Polka Band. Got to see Woodstock 96/99 live on pay per view, it was 15 minutes from where I worked at the time in Upstate New York. So not much real rock and roll here. --Wren
  11. wrentheseedling
    I think the beginner and intermediate bass might be backwards in difficulty. This is after the first couple runs at each. Gotta say, playing my bass is a lot of fun. --Wren
  12. wrentheseedling
    I haven't even been playing a year yet, but I bought a few cheap pedals because I thought they'd be fun and my clean tone was a bit boring. So for about a $75 I got 3 new pedals. A behringer compressor/sustainer, vintage tube overdrive and a vintage delay. Feels much better to listen to while practicing. They're not metal constructed and may not hold up to gigging, but they work great for me and seem like a good starting point. --Wren
  13. wrentheseedling
    Well at least I got a good improvement on the bass part. My hand cramps tell me that I've worked on the lead all week, my score swears I haven't improved much. Might get in a little more practice after work tonight if I'm lucky. See if I can inch this thing to 90. --Wren
  14. wrentheseedling
    Alright 12 things, er 2 . . 2 things. 1) Ow 2) Why is F to C such a pain in my arse. Continuing to work on this one, couple more days in the week right. Also starting to practice my sight reading again with the real book. Can't figure out notes nearly as fast on the guitar as I can sight read on a trumpet, so I can't figure out the notes and play them in tempo which is frustrating a bit, but great fun figuring it out and as I figure out the patterns on my hands I can start to figure out the cadence. --Wren
  15. wrentheseedling
    Meh, better score than it felt like. Sounded horrible, too many flubbed notes, plenty of time left to practice this week though. Bar chords are killing me wimpy hands on the lead part. I'll probably post a score on it tomorrow. --Wren
  16. wrentheseedling
    And just because why not I even got an improvement on my bass score through the week. I decided to stick with fingered instead of picked, need to build up my strumming speed anyway. --Wren
  17. wrentheseedling
    I'll just mention my arthritic pinky does not do well with rhythm parts, but I'm slowly teaching it some new tricks. I'm very happy with this score over a 10% jump in a week and actually sounds like something. Now to ice the damn pinky. --Wren
  18. wrentheseedling
    Woohoo, improvement, now to work on that rhythm part while I still have time. --Wren
  19. wrentheseedling
    Have you tried altering the microphone properties for it in windows itself. I had to do that for my bass. For some reason it kept dropping it to the low 20's.
  20. wrentheseedling
    Cool songs this week, Let's see how much practice I can cram into the next 36ish hours on them. Was playing with new pedals the last couple days so I wasn't very productive. Beginner Lead didn't feel to bad to start out, I think I can 90 this one before the end of the week. Beginner Rhythm, bunch of chords I've never played before and it's not really telling me which fingerings to use for them so I'm trying different thing based on what I know. Fun learning process at least. Beginner Bass, . . . . . . wait a minute you can make power chords on a bass?! --Thanks for the fun and weekly motivation all! ---Wren
  21. wrentheseedling
    Sorry guys really wasn't in the mood in the slightest this week with all the stuff going on in real life and world wide, so probably not my best performance and don't fill like drilling them any further at this point. My thoughts go out to all the families involved in the recent tragedies. Petty will be missed greatly, quite a bit of my music collection right there, thanks for the music. Next week I'll be in a better mood. As always thanks for all the participants and organizers of the championship the distraction is nice. --Wren
  22. wrentheseedling
    Just curious if there is actually any rhyme or reason to how Rocksmith considers something difficult or easy. I'm not talking about how it rates CDLC because I wouldn't expect it to get that right. But RS 1 titles seem to be out of place in the queue. Regular DLC doesn't seem quite right either, why would it rate I Want You back as the least difficult song? I'm not sure if the regular songs fall into any realistic order either. So far my best way of figuring out which songs are actually easiest for me is to sight read each one and then work on the ones I ended up with the highest mastery on. I'm sure there's a ton of threads about which songs are the easiest ones to play and that's not what I'm wondering about, I'm wondering if there's some identifier put into the song to tell rocksmith the difficulty level or if it just guesses based on the notes and techniques placed in the song. So does an easy hammer on for Next Girl automatically bump up the difficulty level several notches above the top song in the list. Feel free to ignore me on this one, just a bit confused and felt cathartic to put it in text. --Wren
  23. wrentheseedling
    Hooray over 80% before the end of the week on this one. This I'll go cry myself to sleep over all the spilled notes. --Wren
  24. wrentheseedling
    I've noticed I can hear my guitars much better when I swap my output from the computer soundcard to my little beringer thing (U-phoria UMC22), don't actually need the splitter from some reason. I just go straight from the output/monitor jack into the amp instrument input. Works for me at least. Bought the Beringer originally so I could record and play back my guitar with better quality, but the output is quite good as well. --Wren
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    And for my first bass attempt, I think the scoring of RS was quite generous, I'd probably place it around an 80. But you know gift horses and all that.
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