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  1. guitarhero2023 ·
    Hi Guys, Guitar beginner here, can anyone recommend a decent guitar for beginner that compliments well with rockstar 2014 remastered. also what's the best guitar pick to start learning with?   On a side note I have been looking at getting a Epiphone Les Paul Studio E1 to start learning with, but I thought id see what the more experienced guitarist can suggest. link here >>> https://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/product/201130364598025--epiphone-les-paul-studio-e1-heritage-cherry
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  2. TomSawyer2112 ·
    Project to gather, organize and standardize, and improve exercise customs   Rules recommended 1. Arrangement is in "Lead", and bonus/alternate arrangements   2. Tuning is E-Standard (except for special situations, like 5string Bass)   3. Record page (submitted cDLC) : Artist name "You", Album name "Exercises" (beware of typos) Ignition search "Exercises" order on Artist - should give a most complete list.  4. Exercises should list together in RS14, sorted by Artist  "You" display under "Y",  not
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  3. Rodman ·
    -= Rodmans Course for Kids and Beginners =-       Well... my 6 year old son learns to play the guitar now for about a year, and he does really well. 30 min lession at a professional musician once a week and a bit practice at home. As he knows me shredding some RS CS songs all the time he is very Rocksmith motivated - so to connect his achieved abilities to the game as well as present an easy course to anyone or anyones kids who want to start playing the guitar i decided to
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  4. CoachL23 ·
    Hi,   I though I would post my progress as I have been a big user of Rocksmith the past few years.   I got into a habit of playing a good 20mins a day booting up the PC on the morning and doing one lesson practice track and a run of what ever song I am working on. I have found I flitter between songs often depending on what I am listening too at the time.   I got a little down the other day when I realised that I don't feel I am really making the kind of process I need to. I still can't play a f
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  5. brubeck99 ·
    ok,  canned heat /on the road again  has to be one of the best easiest songs ever  its just dum dumda dum all the way you can ace it on hard maybe even master  for good score attack. and as a practice song .
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  6. D-Rock ·
    Holla at you, first I've got to say this community is one of the best I've seen so far! Everyone of you please feel complimented, you guys are so devoted and so friendly to new and beginner people like me. There should be more people like you in the internet.   So, coming to my topic: I'm a bloody beginner, never touched a guitar before Rocksmith2014 but 21 days ago I picked up Rocksmith2014 and have 4 Songs on 70-80%ish. It's Drops of Jupiter, Numb (love both songs), Blitzkrieg Bop and Othersid
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  7. TheHusky ·
    Heya all!   So i've been into making CDLC for RS14 for quite some time now and I made a few of them by now. But what all of them had in common is the lack of their own tone. I cant seem to be able to find or make a correct custom tone to go with the CDLC that im making, so my songs are usually just sitting in my project folder as im stuck with giving them the correct tone for the song.    Sure there is a Tone Request forum section but that hasn't been used in a while with any replies that tell y
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  8. DavieScars ·
    Hey there everyone, :)   I have picked up Rocksmith 2014 almost two years, and since day one it got me frustrated but i kept myself trying to push to play guitar but it never got along.   The problem i see is with the song collection in Rocksmith 2014 it seems that it goes from simple powerchords songs to complex songs in no time. And im still a beginner and dont know how to play guitar. The motivation is there but not the knowlegde. I love to listen to Hard rock and Metal and just want to learn
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  9. Stereobob ·
    I know most basic chords and now I need to work on Barre chords. From what I have been reading, this is where most people give up on guitar. The problem is when you increase difficulty in songs the chords go by too fast and if you slow it down in riff repeater it doesn't sound like your playing a song anymore. I have tried the You lesson exercises, they are great but it would be nice to play Barre chords in a song at a nice easy pace. Any song suggestions? 
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  10. sixtorule ·
    Hi , this is a kind of a workshop , I would say. Where brains gather together and discuss the electric feel of groove , and maybe the groovy soul from the inside. . The purpose is that we together make a whole picture of the feeling of groove.   For this task is , to me,  extremly hard to do with words. Because words , in my opinion, dont cover the whole picture of what I feel inside when I feel the groove. And therefore the word does not correspond with the my reality (feelings) . So please t
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  11. mystickel ·
    Anyone able to help me set up my tabs in guitar pro?  I have the notes in but I can't get the timings right.  I can supply the tabs I used, the MP3, and Guitar pro file.  Any help would be great thanks.
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  12. durdensbuddy ·
    Hello fellow music gamers,   I just wanted to see if anyone else finds that they suffer from hand fatigue really quickly while playing.  I notice it a lot when I am playing songs at full speed and especially down tuned songs.  Sometimes, it might happen during my first song, other days I can go for a good 2 hours.  This doesn't happen when I'm practising scales or doing slower tab playthroughs.    I do try to relax my hand, and use less pressure.  I've even lowered the action on my bass so that
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