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# violin

  1. Daikano ·
    After receiving numerous requests from people to post the customs that I have been using for experimentation with Violin on Rocksmith, I have uploaded them.  If others have created customs for violin, feel free to post links on this thread.  Video links might be useful too, if available.   WARNING:  The BASS chart on these songs is for a REAL VIOLIN! DO NOT ATTEMPT TO TUNE A BASS TO MATCH THE REQUIRED TUNING   Tuning instructions:  Do NOT use emulated bass.  The custom is already coded to expect
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  2. roseart ·
    Hey everyone, I'm new to the forum.   I've been learning the violin recently and stumbled across this post where @Daikano added songs that were designed for violin into the game. I was wondering if it is possible (and if so, if someone could make a tutorial) to adapt songs that do not have violin so that you could play one with them.   thanks for your time!
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  3. Daikano ·
    My violin teacher and I were talking about Rocksmith 2014 and how it works.  She grumbled that they'll probably never make a game like this for violin because it is much less main-stream in the modern era.  This got me to thinking:  Could I possibly create a functional RS2014 custom for violin rather than guitar?   Obstacles:   1)  It produces a saw-toothed waveform when bowed, rather than a sine wave. 2)  It has 4 strings rather than 6. 3)  Its highest note is more than an octave higher than gu
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  4. Guiagge ·
    Hi. I'm making a CDLC requested by a friend of mine which has some cool violin parts, so I arranged them to the lead guitar tab (the song is Emerald Sword by Rhapsody). The thing is that I can't get a violin tone (not even close to one). I had already made some strange tones like an organ one using two phasers and stuff like that but I don't know if I can make a guitar sound like a violin with those Rocksmith effects... I imagine that using reverb correctly and maybe delay with some light distor
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