Hi all, I've been building RockForge, a free and open-source (MIT) app that turns a Guitar Pro file plus a recording into a Rocksmith 2014 CDLC. It's in public beta and I'd love the community's feedback. Download (Windows installer or portable zip, no Python needed, ffmpeg included): https://github.com/F100Pilot/RockForge/releases/ Source, guide and tutorial video: https://github.com/F100Pilot/RockForge WHAT IT DOES Input • Guitar Pro GP3/GP4/GP5 and GP7/GP8 (.gp): notes, techniques, tempo chang

I found this site which is free to use as far as I know https://vocalremover.org/splitter-ai With this you can make a bass-less track for your cdlc made for bassists, or to practice playing a song's bass line. You can also isolate the bass line to make the process of transcribing by ear into guitar-pro or whatever soft way easier. Quick example I did: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12ivxfnDVewBMpZtHYknD_SAoZxpdwdFJ?usp=sharing I'm not really a fan of AI stuff but this

Good morning, all!    I am new to RS2014 and CDLCs but that has not stopped me from downloading quite a few songs. I think that CDLC is amazing and I'm really excited to join this community.    I'm also a novice to intermediate guitar player at best, and I have a question about CDLCs with dynamic difficulty.    I understand these are all user generated, and I expect anything that is basically a hack of the game to have some kind of issues, so I totally understand how these songs that have dynami