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  1. hoseainput ·
    Look folks I just want to be able to play any song I hear by using an app (like Shazam where instead of just identifying the song it will chart it and create a .ppsarc file to use in Rocksmith 2014). Has anyone attempted to do this using LLM's? (Claude, OpenAI, Gemini)? With thing happening like reverse engineering video games or Adobe & Microsoft products I would imagine this would be more in the realm of possible. I've used Claude a bit and it seems feasible but its still a lot of wor
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  2. Cup O' Joe ·
    Here's a new app developed by Scott Walters that searches Spotify playlists to find which songs are on Ignition.  As of right now, 36,179 corresponding tracks have been found out of 43,715 tracks on Ignition.  The app also features links to a constantly updated Spotify playlist with all the songs on Ignition and a tool that creates Spotify playlists based on what is available on Ignition.  The tool is still being worked on so that as many tracks can be found on Ignition as possible.  I think it
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  3. adrian.b.osborne ·
    Hi friends, I have created a tool in python to enable and disable custom DLC in the game to reduce load times. Visit the github page: https://github.com/AdrianOsborne/Rocksmith-Custom-Song-Manager/tree/main All instructions on how to use the tool will be in the README on that page. The tool allows you to: Enable & disable individual songs. Bulk enable & disable songs. Search for specific songs (based on file names). Enable a random selection of
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