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# phrases

  1. cacahuate51 ·
    Here is the link to some guidelines that i think will benefit both participants and hosts when submitting or selecting a suggestion I admitidly haven't followed all of them but I think it doesn't do much harm setting up something that can help us in the future.  https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VAL-Fip8W2-het4ppsgpa3BH3dNfCY5U9R-c-NTNcFw/edit?usp=sharing Posting it via link so it will be easier to modify if any issues Will help experience of the week And might make ra
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  2. Nick Beat ·
    I was just able to complete my first CDLC attempt using Firekorn's excellent tutorial, very nearly what I want first time around. Did notice a small problem though.   My first section starts with the music, which I've labelled 'no guitar' since I'm doing a baseline and the bass doesn't start until 4 measures later. At that point, I have 'verse', with phrase 'Picture' and later on the phrase 'Somebody' (bassline to Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, FYI).   It all plays fine in RS, but for some reaso
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  3. shrubbery ·
    This is my basic workflow for making the song. This is also good approach for quick check if it's worth to do the song (checking out the tab). Disclaimer: This is not the only one approach but it's the best practice for minimizing manual frustrating error-prone work and it allows you to actually go back and fix anything in the sync, tab, sections or phrases easily. (You can use this tutorial even if you later decide to maintain chart completely in EoF.) Note for tabbing: I have found GP/GPA co
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  4. TomSawyer2112 ·
    Dynamic Difficulty is rarely well responsive in cDLC on phrase levels. When a phrase is leveled op or down, identical notes in other phrases don't level.   This happens because most of us don't define phrases, Phrases are sub-elements of sections, they subdivide a section. A phrase should not cross two sections, it should not start before or end after a section. To avoid problems, usually the whole song is divided in sections (more or less respecting its note structure) and we check "also add as
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  5. deaf42 ·
    I've been working tirelessly on this 6 String Bass CDLC and I finally got it to the point where its working with a six string bass everything is perfect and now for some strange reason riff repeater isn't working   whenever i select a phrase to riff repeat it just stops, hangs there for a second and then rewinds as if I completed the section and its about to start it over, but it never actually had me play anything. It simply sits there. The game isn't frozen I can restart or exit the song and i
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  6. ianj001 ·
    This may seem like a stupid a question but, how do you view display the sections that you have created in EOF? I have created a bunch but can't see where they start and end. I am sure there is a key press to see them but I have no idea what it is. - Any help is greatly appreciated.
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  7. BenDRocksmith ·
    Hello, My name is Ben and I have recently made a few CDLCs.  However, some people have been requesting dynamic difficulty, and I know that there is a Creator that does it for you in RS Toolkit, but I can't figure out how to seperate the song into phrases.  Can anyone help me?  If so, that would be awesome
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  8. Ki113r94 ·
    I can't seem to get my sections to appear in Riff Repeater, this is what it looks like in Rocksmith http://i1380.photobucket.com/albums/ah181/danielmsmith96/MissingSections_zpsd4427af8.jpgAs you can see it all appears as one section (But Phrases appear fine). Before anyone tells me to check out the tutorials, I already did. Plus I included RR in my previous 34 CDLCs, and never encountered this error before.   In EoF I always make my Sections, then I use DDC to generate all of the phrases this al
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