Thomas Miller

I have stared fooling around with building custom cdlc songs for personal preference to what isn't on custom forge. I haven't completely finalized one yet and am trying to do this one hit wonder band oleander "why I'm here". It's definitely harder than I thought but I'm determined. From someone who barely knows his way around the computer even harder. I have watched tutorials on how to do this, and most give you the steps but there is alot of things that are a language I have no idea what this or that means. I do believe though it will help with my having a key ear for music and identifying tones in a song. What I would like to ask is if anyone knows of any good tutorials that maybe I possibly have not ran across yet. Like maybe some steps on understanding the details and understanding what the details mean. Like why changing milliseconds does and how it works and etc. I have found this site this best site I have ever messed with everyone is awesome and seem to want to help. I have made my contributions and will continue to do so and can't wait till I am able to put one of my cdlc on custom forge. There is no limit as to what you can learn from here and I understand that it's really all about what u want to learn and how determined you are. I battle from bipolar depression and this place "custom" forge is my medicine and has truly helped out with that, so thank you custom forge, for giving this to those who want it or need it. Even if this site required a subscription it would be well worth it. But I understand why it's free and why it needs to be and therefore will continue my donations so that this will always be available.

Hey there, I too use to play right handed and had started playing in 2001 and taught myself how to play from guitar tabs never took a lesson. My biggest problem was when I played my left hand would get major cramps when I played alot of bar chords. But about 3 year's ago I lost my pinky, ring and middle finger and was pretty much screwed on ever playing right handed again hell I almost lost my index finger too but with alot of stitches and pins they saved it. So that left me my thumb and index finger. I traded all my guitar's and got some left handed ones and soon realized this was not gonna be an easy task. Until I found out about rocksmith which I had no idea existed so back in February of this year I got it and man how it has really helped. I also noticed that when I played bar chords I didn't cramp. I still have away to go but I have gotten close on a few songs at mastering them of course they were on rhythm but hey that was what I played mostly right handed rhythm with some lead mixed in, never really could do any solos but was on the verge of getting good up until I lost my fingers. But now I can play more solos now than my whole ten years before right handed and I have only been playing left handed 6 months. In another 1 to 2 years I will probably be playing really good can't wait. Only problem I have been having is my holding the pick. Use to be able to use my middle finger when I played right handed to keep my pick from spinning now that is absolutely not possible. I have tried picks that have ways of attaching to my finger but I have found them to be worthless. I do have a few ideas but will need some one with the right equipment on that but that's another topic, anyways losing my fingers I believe was a blessing in disguise because with my cramps I was never gonna go far but now nothing is holding me back. Never know where this will take me but I'm ready nd put every minute that I can into practicing. Just wanted to share after reading your post. and thanks custom forge. Next would love to learn how to build custom songs looks fun.

Hey there, I too use to play right handed