# tips
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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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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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I recently purchased Rocksmith 2014, but I don't have the real-tone cable. I do have a Zoom G3X multi effects pedal. It has a usb interface in it, and I have used it for recording and practicing for a few years. Is there a way to use that instead of the real-tone cable, or do I need to buy one?
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Hey, so I just got a my first seven string guitar and I'm loving it so far. There's one thing though...I want to understand a bit more if there is any that I can do with a seven string. I know everything on a normal guitar but is there some things I can practice or techniques unique to a seven string? I'm looking into incorporating the 7 string into the songs I write now.
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What are some good tips to be on guitar played a bit before have some experience not the best, but like warm ups and tips for Rocksmith. Warm ups Tricks and Tips Songs? How long I would like to learn more of the metal songs like 5FDP, Pantera, Metallica, ect..
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This thread will be constantly updated. Also - sorry for my english, I'll try to be as accurate as possible. I don't have time to leave feedback at every custom I play. I wanted to gather everything in one place, so I created this thread. Here are some tips to make your customs better. Let's begin. 1. ALWAYS turn off the "Ignore capo/tuning" function in EOF. I played an Drop C# custom recently and this is what I saw: http://i57.tinypic.com/167w5k2.jpg These are chords for an E Standard
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