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I have the Rocksmith 2014 Remastered bought in steam and i downloaded the dll and putted it in the RS folder but there wasn`t a D3DX9_42.dll to replace. I played the game and the cdlc`s that i have in the dlcs folder don`t appear. If any can help me i would be so grateful ;)
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I'm having some trouble with finding out what tones are what in RS custom toolkit. I really want to make more customs, but i suck at making tones, i dont know how to choose what time they switch at or even how to make them in general. Could i get some help?
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[Beginners Guide] -= HOW 2 MAKE RS RECOGNISE MY CHORDS =-
Rodman posted a question in Rocksmith Remastered
-= HOW 2 MAKE RS RECOGNISE MY CHORDS =- Sometimes when you play a sequence of chords some are just not accepted by RS even if you (think you) play them perfectly right. A damn good example is this weeks championship beginners song "Girl all the bad guys want" with drop-D tuning. Now here is my solution to make RS listen to problematic chords. First i tried in riff repeater a couple of times but was not 100% satisfied cos there were still always a few chords unrecogniced... When i wanted to retune and went into the pause menu (esc) i recognised the live tuner bottom left that shows the played notes/chords +-deviation (!) - So i started to play the questionable chords (in my case Drop D 2nd fret - e Powerchord) first played open - as expected deviation +-10 at most; when i then palmmuted the cords most of them where not even the right note (!) (halfstep +-).... Solution: As the tuner down left shows the immediate recognition of the system you can strum a few 1000 chord within minutes and can fine-tune your style to get perfect detection results. R.-
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[Beginners Guide] -= HOW 2 MAKE RS RECOGNISE MY CHORDS =-
Rodman posted a question in Rocksmith Remastered
-= HOW 2 MAKE RS RECOGNISE MY CHORDS =- Sometimes when you play a sequence of chords some are just not accepted by RS even if you (think you) play them perfectly right. A damn good example is this weeks championship beginners song "Girl all the bad guys want" thats drop-D tunig Now here is my solution to make RS listen to problematic chords. First i tried in riff repeater a couple of times but was not 100% satisfied cos there were still always a few chords unrecogniced... When i wanted to retune and went into the pause menu (esc) i recognised the live tuner bottom left that shows the played notes/chords +-deviation (!) - So i started to play the questionable chords (in my case Drop D 2nd fret - e Powerchord) first played open - as expected deviation +-10 at most; when i then palmmuted the cords most of them where not even the right note (!) (halfstep +-).... Solution: As the tuner down left shows the immediate recognition of the system you can strum a few 1000 chord within minutes and can fine-tune your style to get a perfect recognition. R.
