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ChartPlayer - a free and open source song chart player


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ChartPlayer is an application for playing along to charts synchronized to music (such as Rocksmith CDLC charts).

It runs as a VST plugin inside your DAW so that you can use any other plugin you like (ie: guitar amp simulation) for your instrument sounds.

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Features include:

- Song browser
- Very fast startup and song loading
- 3D, "note highway" display
- Support for guitar and bass guitar
- Note detection
- Pitch shifting of songs that are slightly off of standard tuning
- Adjustable song playback speed

You can always download the latest version of ChartPlayer here:

https://github.com/mikeoliphant/ChartPlayer/releases/latest

ChartPlayer plays songs in OpenSongChart format. Rocksmith PSARC files can be converted to OpenSongChart format for use in ChartPlayer using PsarcConverter. You can download it here:

https://github.com/mikeoliphant/PsarcConverter/releases/latest

ChartPlayer is currently Windows-only, but support for other platforms (Mac/Linux) is definitely possible in the future.

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