KyleAbent

On 6/28/2021 at 12:27 AM, galixigen said:

Hi everyone, just started to use Rocksmith and faced need to convert packs to mac format but found out every existing easy solution for mac is outdated.
So i figured out how to run rs-toolkit on wine and considering lack of convenient ways to run it on mac, I decided to resolve it myself

https://github.com/helioxigen/rocksmith-toolkit-mac
Here you can download installer for Rocksmith Toolkit wrapped in wineskin with 32on64 support
Tested on latest Big Sur (11.4),  so any macOS 10.15+ should be  supported as well

On 8/8/2021 at 3:54 PM, tragio said:

"Open a Finder window and navigate to wherever you've installed the Rocksmith Tools Launcher app (looks like it's in the Applications folder). Leave that window open and launch Terminal. Paste this portion of the command into Terminal: xattr -cr

Make sure to include the space after "cr" then drag your Rocksmith Tools Launcher app into the Terminal window. This will autofill the directory and the name of the app, eliminating the chance of something going wrong due to spelling errors, use of spaces, etc.. When you drag the app into Terminal, it should appear as Rocksmith\ Tools\ Launcher.app

Give that a go, and good luck!"

Worked for me, thank you. I'm currently trying it out

edit:currently stuck on getting wwise to work. boo! - Trying wwise 2013 windows format with exe, and i'm able to click "generate" and the wwise box pops up- but I'm getting error "wwise audio conversion failed"

(This is blank, suppose to be text displaying!)

then this error

posted as issue here https://github.com/helioxigen/rocksmith-toolkit-mac/issues/1

updated-won't be updating this thread all the time, but i'll be back with "major update" stay tuned

Hi, this post is bugged, the video down below specifcially.

originally I was going to update this post over and over, but ill have to come back with major updates and not every single update.

For now reference

https://kyleabent.com/podcast/songcreator.html

Basically there’s a library for Guitar Pro called PyGuitarPro , written with Python programming language. This is a project I am writing to help me write guitar pro files more "easily".

Stay tuned.

Hi. A very few of you may know me, a majority may not. I dunno. My name is Kyle Abent. I've been apart of the rocksmith custom song project since the very beggining of it back in 2012 when the project first began on a reddit thread on /r/rocksmithcustomsongs. From there it took to google groups, and then to smithy anvil, and I guess to here.

I've kind of abonded the aspect of the community part of the mod. Shunned myself away and purely focused on the potential that the tools offered. So ever since then I've been writing original songs into rocksmith.

Basically I learned how to remix songs through guitar pro and then phased into original writings, to date i'm writing 4 track guitar songs in average length of 3-5 mins. But I have many tracks spanning differences such as 3 guitar 15 mins long (45 all three in length). With variances of tempos, time signatures, tunings, pedals, tones, etc.

Last may and ever since I've attempted to log everything over at /r/rocksmithcustomsongs with a video(or audio) preview of what to expect along with a .dat download for RS2012.

For whatever reason I refused to particpate with 2014 and the updated tools. Standing by that only the very basic of tools are needed and all the focus should go on the music. Which I still stand by today, Except I'd like to announce that as of today, or next week, or this entire duration of summer really. That i'd like to import all of my years worth of writing custom songs with guitar pro into 2014, with dynamic difficulty, phrases, maybe or maybe not pedals, to share.

For the longest time I would just pickup the guitar, transcribe what I play into guitar pro, convert that into rocksmith, and record my results onto youtube/and/or soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/kyle-abent)

TL;DR - Been writing original songs since 2012 with rocksmith 2012 and shunned away from the community. Am now ready to start bringing those into rocksmith 2014 with high standards to share with anyone interested.

Thanks.

Kyleabent@gmail.com