someotherbruce

A little better.

Got some work to do!

Of Wolf and Man - although in Georgia, it's Of Skeeter and Man

59 minutes ago, cacahuate51 said:

So, honestly i think maybe playing the bass path emulated on a guitar would be the best option to introduce her the game/a guitar.
Bass paths are usually easier since they dont require chords (for most of them) and are pretty repetetive which will help with her coordination also there tends to be lots of straight notes / less strings also helps...so its just easier to grasp in general and you are technicly playing the song.

Yep. I think this would work out great. Last visit, my oldest son talked her through "Smoke on the Water" by saying Red 5, Red 8, Red 10, Red 5, Red 8, Red 11/10, Red 5, Red 8, Red 10, Red 8, Red 5. She did fine. We could probably get tricky and go Red AND Yellow 5, ...  She enjoyed playing it, liked turning the amp up a little bit and hitting the tube screamer for a little crunch. I think she would do just fine in bass emulation mode.

@ RaZrShReD  - my granddaughter will be staying for a week and wants to play her Squire mini strat. We've done the arcade shooter game before. She  wants to play some songs during her visit. Since she is a T Swift fan, I thought we'd try multi-player on Taylor Swift songs. I have two Rocksmith cables. Will I need to set up a Steam ID for her? Or just an ID in the game?

We've got colored strings on the mini strat. Numbers along the fretboard from the OG Rocksmith game, some really colorful numbers on the fretboard and a unicorn strap. I think we're ready for multi-player Taylor Swift, Abba and Cyndy Lauper.

Anyone have other recommendations for an enthusiastic 7 year old girl?

Sounds a lot link Pink's "So What." But it was fun to play. I played pretty sloppy, but made some noise and had some fun.

Playing around:

A little better, but still - a long ways to go. Putting this one away and moving on to int lead.

Got some work to do on this one:

Interesting

More Taylor Swift!

My 6 year old granddaughter likes Taylor Swift (and Abba, and Cyndi Lauper). Think I need to make a playlist for when she visits. She also like playing along with her Squire mini-strat in very easy mode. Anyway, some Swifty goodness:

Teddy Picker!

I was kind of messy on this one:

But I did turn the volume up a little and hit my Ibanez Tube Screamer and had some fun!

Did a little better on this one:

Looks like a fun week!

6 minutes ago, gspot said:

I just discovered Messer Chups last week and now I'm hooked!

There's some CDLC for earlier Messer Chups. Hula Tikula is fun to play, as is Cat Mobile and Padre Pizzicato. A lot is way too fast for me to play lead on, but Flash of the Night is pretty approachable.

Kind of a Johnny Ramone vibe on the rhythm:

I like horror surf (Messer Chups!) and pyschobilly, so gotta love horror punk!

This was fun:

The chord changes were interesting on this one:

This was fun:

I'm messing up the mutes and an entire section. This will take some practice: