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Update on the Update: Getting nowhere fast. But, I had a thought. I notice there are a lot of songs I want to tab that I have only heard once or twice and get no pleasure out of it after the first. I notice this with a lot of music I listen to. My favourite song was once Follow Me by Kay Hanley, Team Rose Theme from Sonic Heroes. Then it was The Air, Windy Valley 3 from Sonic Adventure. Then it was ZHIEND, Ray Of Light. It’s endless. Currently my favourite song is So Cold by Breaking Benjamin, and possibly Sleeping Giants by Mastadon which is pretty recent. I think you get what I mean. Some songs never get old like Mechanical Resonance, and a lot of Demetori and CROW’SCLAW. Recently, I was listening to the Danmaku Unlimited 2 and 3 soundtracks. They are amazing. If you ever wanted to hear, I think it’s Drop A? Or possibly B standard/Drop B songs. BLANKFIELD’s Danmaku Soundtrack songs are awesome for that. They are heavy riffs with some louder lead riffs inbetween. Transformers Devastation Soundtrack has an awesome soundtrack. The thing I like about that soundtrack is it has mixed lead and rhythm arrangements which are reused. I was listening to the soundtrack again and noticed it was the same riffs for about three different songs. Some had different solos too if I’m correct. Clever, but very lazy. What does all this mean? Where I am tabbing songs that have one riff that I like, a great example is both Demetori and CROW’SCLAW Grave of Being cover. They both have amazing riffs at the beginning, but I’m not too keen on the Grave of Being part. Another example would be I guess a CDLC I made recently, City In The Sky by Scale The Summit. Yes, it has a tab clearly, I can’t tab B standard songs, but I can edit them. I love the intro to this song, the rest is meh. I would learn the introduction by ear, much like some other songs. But not the rest. I would create CDLC’s of songs I only like one riff in as long as there is a tab. Songs I consider perfect or really good are favourites in Rocksmith 2014. I will make a list of my favourites one day to share with you. Just let me complete my test of the CDLC’s challenge I will call it. There are favourites from Bullet For My Valentine, Sonic Adventure, Scale The Summit. There’s a few. My taste in music is strange, but I will always approach music with an open mind. I listened to every The Strokes, Bush, and Machine Head album at one time. I just listen to bands with songs I liked, and to my surprise, these bands made some great music. My favourite Strokes song is You Only Live Once and Undercover of Darkness. Bush, Machine Head, Little Things. Machine Head, Locust, Left Unfinished. I think the bands with popular songs never get the love they deserve. Which is pretty much why I always release tabs and CDLC’s from bands nobody has ever heard of. Cough DID YOU JUST CALL ME A DEAF LEOPARD? In the future, I am looking to create a video game and compose my own soundtrack for it, some how. I need to either get a drummer or learn drums so I can play them strings. The soundtrack is in progress. I find random riffs every day just by attempting to learn other songs in between Rocksmith 2014’s judgement things. I never like copying. riffs, but in the case I can’t finish a song, I will take inspiration. And by the looks of it, I’m heavily inspired by Scale The Summit. I haven’t used or modified any of their riffs, but I managed to catch the technique that Scale The Summit’s guitarists have used. Sweeping, arpeggios I guess? Tapping, progressive, fret hand tapping. I plan on composing a song with one electric guitar with a rhythm and lead being played on it. An update on how the going A-Z by Band in E Standard. I’m currently on Black Sabbath. I’ve removed over 30 songs from different bands so far. I’ve tested over 60. There is a 50% chance a song will be removed from my collection. My collection is huge. If you think 16GB of CDLC is okay. You might be rich.