Rodman

.... piece by piece ....

1st tries: (first run was used to listen to the song so this was actual first run.... never mind) Great song - thx!

Man! U gotta share a spotify link or something when your work is done!!Really exited to hear you play on an prof. record. shoud've known you are a mf pro after the babymetal pt vid ;)Good luck in the studio!!!!R.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Again: thx to J for his great work!!!!!! Dont know any of the mew songs ... Lets go! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Week 41 songs please! R. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thx for the work J!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Besides time consuming job and 2 kids getting 1/2 an hour of guitar time a day is extremely hard for me - so i absolutely understand your situation! Hope 2 meet you in the leaderboard, M8 . R Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

aka.... u suck :)

... piece by piece ...

OMG!!! Last time i was strumming some open chords: the 90s (truth) (!!!) So lets mf go!

3 reasons to like Johny Cash: - Has no moped - Does not care about any season pass - Does not drop to D :) R Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

How could we not love Johny Cash!!! Looin 4ward 2 this week! R. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

-= HOW 2 MAKE RS RECOGNISE MY CHORDS =- Sometimes when you play a sequence of chords some are just not accepted by RS even if you (think you) play them perfectly right. A damn good example is this weeks championship beginners song "Girl all the bad guys want" with drop-D tuning. Now here is my solution to make RS listen to problematic chords. First i tried in riff repeater a couple of times but was not 100% satisfied cos there were still always a few chords unrecogniced... When i wanted to retune and went into the pause menu (esc) i recognised the live tuner bottom left that shows the played notes/chords +-deviation (!) - So i started to play the questionable chords (in my case Drop D 2nd fret - e Powerchord) first played open - as expected deviation +-10 at most; when i then palmmuted the cords most of them where not even the right note (!) (halfstep +-).... Solution: As the tuner down left shows the immediate recognition of the system you can strum a few 1000 chord within minutes and can fine-tune your style to get perfect detection results. R.

-= HOW 2 MAKE RS RECOGNISE MY CHORDS =- Sometimes when you play a sequence of chords some are just not accepted by RS even if you (think you) play them perfectly right. A damn good example is this weeks championship beginners song "Girl all the bad guys want" thats drop-D tunig Now here is my solution to make RS listen to problematic chords. First i tried in riff repeater a couple of times but was not 100% satisfied cos there were still always a few chords unrecogniced... When i wanted to retune and went into the pause menu (esc) i recognised the live tuner bottom left that shows the played notes/chords +-deviation (!) - So i started to play the questionable chords (in my case Drop D 2nd fret - e Powerchord) first played open - as expected deviation +-10 at most; when i then palmmuted the cords most of them where not even the right note (!) (halfstep +-).... Solution: As the tuner down left shows the immediate recognition of the system you can strum a few 1000 chord within minutes and can fine-tune your style to get a perfect recognition. R.

Try to play the chords in riffrepeater and play them with different tiny details. Like how much you mute the chord, how hard you press down the strings, how much volume comes out of each of the strings (I've had problems with a few open chords where palmmuting the low E and A string so the bottom 4 strings rang out much louder solved the problem...) It's a little weird but there's usually a way to get RS to listen :D [sOLVED]: Now here is my solution to make RS listen to problematic chords. First i tried in riff repeater a couple of times but was not 100% satisfied cos there were still always a few chords unrecogniced... When i wanted to retune and went into the pause menu (esc) i recognised the live tuner bottom left that shows the played notes/chords +-deviation (!) - So i started to play the questionable chords (in my case Drop D 2nd fret - e Powerchord) first played open - as expected deviation +-10 at most; when i then palmmuted the cords most of them where not even the right note (!) (halfstep +-).... Solution: As the tuner down left shows the immediate recognition of the system you can strum a few 1000 chord within minutes and can fine-tune your style to get a perfect recognition. R.

Thx m8! Gonna try this, the funny fact is that they are not recognised even when they sound right ... i´ll let you know if there is any improvement... R.

... does anyone else have the problem that RS does not recognize many of the muted chords - esp. Drop D - 2nd Fret e Powerchord as used in actual BegClass song - kept me from getting better scores yd (no matter - i surely have to avoid 99% :) ). I tried w my Gibson Sg and my BC Rich WL too - same issue - multiple recalibrations - as if there was not enough output when muted - or is the interference factor - most probaly - behind the guitar ;) Regards, R.

the only way to exit ist going piece by piece :)

what season pass are they talkin bout ....

Sorry for speaking so noiseless up there..... @ Motive, @Joey: You could edit the leaderboard spreadsheet so that the participants from higher classes that are not taken into account for classification would be listed after the class related People. Just a thought - i once did a similar thing for a sportsgame contest. Regards, R.

@ Motive, @Joey: as i am about to add some songs to the selection list i wonder if there are any cornerstones for categorizing. I mean its pretty obvious which tabs are clearly beginnerclass and on the other hand which ones are clearly masterclass. Any sugestions what a int song should/may not include. Thx, R.

Rhythm....

and thats what i wanted to achieve this eve:

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