Couldn't let that stand.  Not when it was that close.

great score on bass there Partisus. 

first try at the championships. is it better to play the song on score attack or like i did on learn a song ?

 

 

http://imageshack.com/a/img706/6779/hjb5.png

Score attack is the best way to play it as it shows your accuracy better this screenshot is invalid because it does not show your accuracy. You have to take the screenshot before it gets to this screen. it needs to show the accuracy. 

just beat my score again... i got 92% last time but forgot to screenshot like a tit but dont matter ;) i jsut got 94%! dont think im playing that again today my pinky is ruined...

 

http://i.imgur.com/8RAEk4d.jpg

I hate you 

 

Seriously though great score its not a simple song. 

Score attack is the best way to play it as it shows your accuracy better this screenshot is invalid because it does not show your accuracy. You have to take the screenshot before it gets to this screen. it needs to show the accuracy. 

oh thanks man ill change that when i have time 

After struggling several times with my tele (which has only 21 frets) I played it once with my Ibanez Artcore and got all sections purple:

http://i.imgur.com/zQT0BfT.jpg

lol 2 % more :) when i play this song 100 x i have maybe 100 %

 

http://s27.postimg.org/9dm88q71v/smile_moly_chambers_89_0.jpg
 

Keep it up guys great scores

 

@@richomat stick to the ibanez anything less than 23 frets is asking for trouble. 

Thx Krazyone for your fast Leaderboard updating :)

n1 work

@@richomat stick to the ibanez anything less than 23 frets is asking for trouble.

All Ibanez Artcore have only 22 frets.

I have the AS 93:

http://static.musiciansfriend.com/derivates/18/001/672/120/DV016_Jpg_Large_512565.001_violin_sunburst.jpg

well that last fret is kinda considered a fret so it makes it 23 but yea that is the bare minimum I would go with. My Epiphone les paul 100 is the same and although it is really comfortable and sounds great I really do wish it had 24.5 like my B.C. Rich Warlock does. I love how your ibanez looks though is it a semi hollow? 

yes semihollow.. flamed maple with a 3 piece maple/mahogany/maple neck

I start to prefer this one over my tele's and strats.. the neck just fits so good in my hand

telecasters are for true beginners imo since they are small they are easier to learn on but they really limit you because they are so small. I would suggest you stick to the ibanez just because its a "normal" guitar and once you get used to it you wont ever want to go back to a smaller one. 

hi all!
 
I'm new here and start with beginners class, because i still suck, but i will become better!
Great site, great people. Thanks for doing what you're doing!
 
http://i.imgur.com/RjXvPR9.png

:mrgreen:
 
Thanks Density :)

hi all!

 

I'm new here and start with beginners class, because i still suck, but i will become better!

Great site, great people. Thanks for doing what you're doing!

 

chaship.png :mrgreen:

 

Edit: somehow i'm as bad in playing, as in uploading a Screenshit :P

Use imgur then click the image button and paste the link in there :)

Welcome to the championship Rottenboozer great score. 

telecasters are for true beginners imo since they are small they are easier to learn on but they really limit you because they are so small. I would suggest you stick to the ibanez just because its a "normal" guitar and once you get used to it you wont ever want to go back to a smaller one. 

 

I'm really not sure where you got this idea from. A telecaster is a 25.5" scale length guitar - same as most ibanez's and almost all fenders, and larger than most Gibsons.

 

There is nothing 'small' about a telecaster unless you are comparing it to a baritone or a bass guitar.

http://i.imgur.com/cosGlGG.jpg

Updated!

 

There's still room for improvement. I can nail the solo in RR at 50%,but the faster it gets, the harder it is.

 

http://i.imgur.com/3HRoXjR.png

 

BTW sorry for my english.

I'm really not sure where you got this idea from. A telecaster is a 25.5" scale length guitar - same as most ibanez's and almost all fenders, and larger than most Gibsons. There is nothing 'small' about a telecaster unless you are comparing it to a baritone or a bass guitar.

We are talking about number of frets on the guitar not actual size.

3rd attempt. Didn't really change that much, but i still want to improve...

 

http://i.imgur.com/kk1JzSo.png

And one more...

 

http://i.imgur.com/Z2nKcmX.png

Leaderboard Updated