TomSawyer2112

you should check my exercise collection, there is a topic about chord exercises

Variations from E-Standard are exceptions, 2/3 of songs are in regular E-Standard It's nothing special to have to retune after a first song, as strings fit in place when strummed. Before I play, after a tuning, I strum them, or bend them, and notice some will be out of tune. Maybe you need to enlarge the nut, depending on the thickness of your strings. By the way, you can always stop a song and check the precision of the tuning on the left bottom page. You should also renew strings regularly, because old strings, like 2-3 months, won't hold the tuning, neither so well, nor so precise. If you change tunings a lot, the strings will wear out faster. Cleaning them helps against corrosion. I don't need to retune for days, weeks, except for a slight adjustment on one or two strings, mainly after temperature change, climate change have an influence on strings.

XLR Line level is ok to send the signal to my Firehawk FX, The other output could be used for the RS Cable. I hope if used together, signal quality will not be weakened, because that would really spoil the tones on the Firehawk. I currently use the FX Send of the Firehawk FX to connect the RS Cable, but I have to configure all my tones with a "FX Send" first in line. Wireless Guitar without needing the FX Send would improve my configuration.

Why the ABY Switcher, when the wireless base unit has two outputs ?

I think playriffstation sucks :angry:

Night of the Guitar, what great music discs they are. We all dream to play some in RS14, but I'm afraid it will remain a dream. :( Ever heard of the NO SPEAK Series, the fantastic No Speak of Wishbone Ash - Nouveau Calls, great guitar riffs, but no tabs available :(

Yes, I saw your work, didn't play them fully through yet, I need to spend some more time to check and update this topic ;)

with a cheap splitter, you may loose sound quality through the amp, especially on the high frequencies

I went for the Speedster astonishingly playable even on low tunings. In fact I use it for all C and C# Tunings at home. Very handy, I broke many records. The only criticism I have is that the pickup is (and always sounds like) a bridge pickup

until then we can always copy video captures of our preferred cdlc on the iphone, ipad, android before we take off for holidays, traveller guitar in the luggage ^_^

As you don't point out a particular style of music, I would recommend you to check the Classic Rock Coalition (avdocatwork) where some charters work together, and they have a lot of classics of good quality

After I release my cdlc, I need to get some distance, and it gets lost in the ocean. I guess most of us have more then 1000 songs, it's hard not to loose some. I even forget some I put in my playlists... :D My cdlc that got most downloaded, I almost never play them again. Some require more ability, that's why I prefer playing what's in my reach. And then a song which is nice to listen to is not always as interesting to play.

My exercises of melodic sequences of scales

amazing job, Joe

maybe lowering the string or raising the pickup, if possible :huh:

About the Tuning column. Why does it seem to be based on Bass arrangement? It regularly gives funny results : Slipknot - Before I forget : in Open A :lol: I would like a settings option to choose Lead, Rhythm or Bass to see as Tuning. Ok, 90% will eventually choose "Bass", but please consider us minority of "Lead"ers :lol: And not see Db Drop B discriminated as "other" ^_^

Some erroneous test results : on a same custom (of 3.000 customs) Action : Song Editor change sort name (No Filter active)Result : random rescan all (225 s) or rescan disabled cdlc (966 s) (most often, most annoying ;) ) or rescan quick (1 s), current position, sort lost or rescan quick (1 s), current position, sort maintained --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Action : Song Enabled "No"Action : Sort on different columnResult : Unhandled Exception Action : Song Editor change sort name (on disabled song)Result : Unhandled Exception renames a p.disabled.psarc to p.disabled.p.psarc (which re-enables and duplicates the song) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Action : Filter enabled "Yes"Result : Current position lost, sort maintained Action : Repair - dd / 100% Result : correct (no full rescan, filter, sort, current position maintained) Action : Song disabled after repairResult : "NO" in Filter Enabled not shown direct complete slow auto-rescan, 307s filter,current position lost sort maintained (but triangle in Header gone).

no problem, freebirds are used to being ignored :D I just want to keep my experience of issues isolated so its easier for me to update when they have become obsolete. Great job so far I must say. :)

you may contact the charter, either by posting the issue on it's release page, or better p.m. him. I just updated my custom "New Divide" and tested it works fine. Move your version to the recycle bin ;)

Honestly, to play anything in C or lower, you should have another guitar. Consider that in low tunings you start entering the frequencies of Bass players. To really have a nice sounding, tight vibrating and responsive low string, you need a longer scale (neck), as bass guitars have. Baritone Guitars have those longer scales closer to bass. They may be harder to play, low frets being farther apart. An nice compromise seems to be multi-scale (fanned fret) guitars, where low strings have longer scale, while high strings have shorter scales. But they have mostly 7 strings, which might be confusing. Currently I'm surrounded by 5 guitars, 1 acoustic, with a pick up 1 tuned to E mostly (with min-Etune for automatic retuning) 1 tuned to Eb 1 normal guitar with heavy gauges, with 95% correct recognition of B-tunings (but it doesn't sound clean on an Amp and will be replaced)1 bass Now that RS Remaster doesn't require tuning calibration,I'm up and playing within 5 seconds no matter what tuning. :) I would never go for a tuner pedal, unless you only play with headphones, or very loud speakers/ ampsotherwise you will still hear the acoustic standard tuning of your guitar, and that is very disturbing ( for my ears) And how about this https://youtu.be/K5G1y7Ju43s?t=160

do you have any blocker (ad) running ?

I'm getting this problem also with Opera 41 on Win8.1. The post doesn't sent, erases the written reply and last auto saved doesn't show / restore the text. After the blank reply is posted, I found that the last auto saved can be accessed by reloading the page.

My suggestions refer to the last used beta version which is now v1.2.8.9. 1. The option to disable/enable single tracks should be is now available in the RMB menu 2. The play/stop option should also be is now in the RMB menu Occasionly, when a song is played, triggering "Play ..." on a second song pauses the first songTriggering again, continues the first song. A progressing bar in the RMB menu to play the song of the current position somewhere in the progressing bar would be ingenious ;) 3. After sorting, the current song gets shifted to another row, often out of sight current position is now moved to that row. 4. After "Repairs", the auto-Rescan resets filters, sorts, and current position. The files just selected to be repaired are complete lost out of sight, which is not intuitive 5. After repair of a single track, with filter "Enabled" on "yes" the auto rescan restarts single scan for all disabled songs, and displays the list without filter, and losing last current position . A minute waiting after a repair ..., re-filter, re-locate.

You should build up yourself a library of 10-20 songs that you can manage somehow at a speed of about 80%. Write down your progress, and increase the speed. Train sectors daily in riff repeator, Try to memorize, and play them without RS, look your fingers and care about technique. Use your own tone effect and amp, thats how you hear best your errors. Build up a library of different styles - melodies, arpeggio's, finger picking, simple chords, rhythm patterns. Don't forget exercises, you find them in my collection topic. p.s. my customs are also tagged beginner, intermediate, advanced and every charter should do so ;)