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WIP Rocksmith-style chart player - looking for testers

I'm a long-time Rocksmith user who finally got fed up, so I started working on my own app for playing songs.

Features/goals:

  • Open file format (with converter for RS songs)
  • Fast startup, speedy UI
  • Runs as a plugin inside a DAW
  • Resampling of songs a fixed offset from standard tuning so you don't need to retune
  • Note/Chord detection
  • Song browser
  • Open source

Current limitations:

  • Windows only (although the core is being designed to be cross-platform)

ChartPlayer can be downloaded here:

https://github.com/mikeoliphant/ChartPlayer/releases/latest

ChartPlayer plays songs in the OpenSongChart format:

https://github.com/mikeoliphant/OpenSongChart

A conversion tool for PSARC files can be downloaded here:

https://github.com/mikeoliphant/PsarcConverter/releases/latest

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  • The github repository is now public here: https://github.com/mikeoliphant/ChartPlayer The VST plugin can be downloaded from the releases section there.

  • I just released a new PsarcConverter that works properly on scaled screens.

  • The latest version now has a left handed display mode.

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3 hours ago, Shroud said:

I tried Ableton DAW and it worked straight away. 

However the chart converter is not giving me any output... I set the source and output folders, put some RockBand files into it, and then it said finished processing but I see no output file...

I'm going to respond over on this thread:

to keep things in one place.

 

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