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Rooney - Shakin' Hot Hot Heat - Middle Of Nowhere Thanks in advance!

@olze, I work in IT as well, unfortunately my experience is with SCCM and application packaging, so I only have the bare minimum SQL experience, so would be unable to assist with this. I apologize if I offended you. It sounded like you were complaining and many amateur admins like to chime in because they have some experience hosting a Call Of Duty or Discord server and think they know everything. If you are a database admin, then obviously you do know what you are talking about and I am sure they would appreciate any help they can get. As Unleashed2k mentioned, he is trying to manage most of it on his own while working a full time job. Again, my apologies if I offended you.

Blues Traveler at Red Rocks on July 4th and ZZ Top on September 19th. Stoked for both!!

Just ordered mine on Friday and it should be here in a day or two. Looking forward to it! Cozy1, I really hope you can figure it out, that would be an awesome tool to have!

All very good points. I plan to get a Fretlight guitar for X-mas this year. I plan to use that for learning chords, scales, etc. and then play RS for learning songs and fun. I think I will go back to the Lead path, because that is ultimately what I want to play. Now, if I can just find some time to play between the new job and moving this month...argh! :wacko:

Very cool! Thanks everyone for the input. I plan to get it for X-mas, so it will become a useful tool while I learn.

oops, I'm wrong...I guess she's 19. DOH!!!

I hate to tell you Steroma, but I think Jess Greenberg is only 17, so she's not "even legal". LOL! This girl is not half bad...French Canadian I believe?

Hey All, I've been thinking of getting a Fretlight to help with the learning process. I plan to mostly use it to practice scales, chords and such and then as my primary guitar for playing Rocksmith. Anyone had any experience with these and would you recommend it? Sweetwater has them on sale for $399 through the end of the year, plus they throw in a free copy of GuitarPro 6(Fretlight ready), and their dual foot switch. This is the one I am looking to get: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/FG521SB Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!

Hostilian, they just announced a Droid App for the Amplifi a couple of weeks ago.

This is going to date me for sure...lol. I've seen quite a few in the last 32 years. My First concert at 15 was The Firm with Paul Rodgers and Jimmy Page. After that I have seen: Jethro Tull Starship Foreigner Bo Diddley Ten Years After T'Pau AC/DC Poison Warrant Skid Row Ugly Kid Joe Winger Ozzy Osbourne Bonham Counting Crows Depeche Mode Tori Amos Dave Matthews Band Sarah Mclachlan Robert Plant The Black Crowes The Who Bad Company Loverboy

Should be under the FAQ for how to run CDLC's. I just had the same problem after a fresh install of Windows and forgot about the dll file.

Oh , yeah. Forgot about that part. Yeah, I'll be careful. Thanks!

I'm probably asking to be told this isn't supported, but just wanted to see if anyone has experienced any issues with using the CDLC content on Windows 10 Technical Preview? I'm in the beta test group and installed it on a pc that I had been using Windows 7 Pro on with no issues. The CDLC I had installed was mostly working just fine. I reinstalled and downloaded a lot of stuff last week and installed it in the game. They all show in the preview window and the songs that I had tried before even listed my scores. When I try to run most of them I get past the tuning stage but then it just sits at the screen with the amplifiers on each side and never goes anywhere? I double checked to make sure Cherub Rock was there and it is. Any ideas would be appreciated?

Can't wait to try it. Thanks!

Oh, yeah! I have them both book marked along with Erich Andreas(yourguitarsage.com). I can't say I've watched a whole lot of their lessons yet, but I liked what I saw so far.

Good advice, Wepeel! I will make sure to use it as a tool, but not my only method of learning. I love the fact that the internet has opened up so many ways to learn stuff. I just wish this had been around when I was 16 years old so I could have started then.

Great, thanks everyone for the advice. i will take it to heart. Yes, at some point I will probably be interested in learning more music theory, particularly how to play the Blues genre more. I love most any music, but Blues is my favorite and there isn't a whole lot of it in RS. I plan to try to get a minimum of an hour of practice in each day so hopefully I will be able to use session mode without sucking in the near future. I'll make sure to keep coming back here for advice and news. Thanks! -Russ

Cool, good advice, thanks! Yeah, the recommendations suck. It told me to practice pentatonic scales in session mode...I was like, WTF is a pentatonic scale?? I had to Google it to find out and watch some lessons on how to play it. Might have been nice if there was an actual lesson on it in game(maybe there is and I just haven't seen it yet?). So, in your honest opinion, you think I can really learn all I need from RS? I read some reviews that criticized that RS doesn't do a great job with making sure you're learning proper techniques and can lead to sloppy habits down the line? I just don't want to sabotage myself in the future by having poor techniques.

Hey All, Just want to say what an awesome site this is!! I think I must have downloaded over 300 songs. I know I'll be very busy for a loooong time. With that said, what would be the recommendation for a true beginner to start out on Rocksmith? I know about 4-5 chords fairly well. I haven't really had a lot of time to practice and play since I got my guitar and RS last x-mas. I plan to change that soon. So, for a beginner do you recommend that I start playing rhythm to start and get the basics down, or can I still learn enough if I choose Lead? I'm finding the lack of a guided system to be a bit frustrating. I think I would learn better with some structure and laid out lesson plans rather than just going into several directions all at once. I find some of the recommendations that RS tells me to do a bit confusing with no explanation on how to do them. I wish Ubisoft had made a detailed guide on how to do some things in this game and put it in the box. It would be helpful to have had a legend key explaining what some of the symbols mean when playing a song too. I'm starting to wonder if I should invest in a site like Guitartricks or Jamplay to get some lessons outside of RS and then when I get some fundamentals down, come back and play around with the game? Just curious what the opinions of some of you might be?