Rocksmith® 2014 Edition REMASTERED LEARN & PLAY

i use rocksmith for custom songs and a cheap man's amp sim

I probably wouldn't be able to play guitar if it wasn't for this game, or I definitely wouldn't have practiced as much.

Just couldn't get this to work. To start the game there's a calibration you have to do and I could barely get passed that. I tried direct cable from amp and my studio microphone and I was playing so loudly my neighbors are probably pissed, but the game said it was too quite. I tried recording from my computer and the volume is fine. Once I barely passed the calibration by blowing out my eardrums, the game didn't even think I was playing the right notes on certain strings like high E and A, which I assume had something to do with the calibration. This seems like a really cool game and concept but unfortunately I just couldn't get it to work.

el juego está roto, no acierto ni una misera nota

tan didáctico que deberia ser gratuito

No necesitas el real tone cable solo un cable regularson (no uno generico porque luego no cumplen) a mi me sirvio usar el RS ASIO y con eso jalo al 100 Como alguien con conocimientos muy vagos de musica y de pedagogia puedo decir que si quieres aprender musica a traves de la guitarra o el bajo el rocksmith cumple con la funcion de "gimnasio interactivo" Cumple muy bien con puntos como conseguir coordinacion conseguir timming, memoria muscular y es un buen motivador porque realmente se siente como estar jugando. Por el contrario le falta contenido sobre tecnica, teoria musica, entrenamiento auditivo, impro, y quizas estaria bien un apartado que hablara sobre el porque tal nota funciona en donde y cuando. Probablemente aprendas un par de canciones pero despues se queda corto. Esto es mas consejo para quien de verdad quiera aprender a tocar. Buscaria tutoriales sobre como sostener una pua hasta que me acomode, alternar picking, acordes y ejercicios cromaticos. Del Rocksmit usaria el riff repeater, session mode y canciones sencillas. Y si despues de esto sientes que si te esta gustando entonces buscaria aprenderme el nombre de las cuerdas, lo que es un tono y semitono, como se forman los acordes y que son las escalas. No necesitas volverte un academico pero al menos asi podras entenderes el instrumento. Lo altlernaria con la pagina de justin guitar que esta buena sobre todo para lo basico. Y yo no me preocuparia por los precios de las DLCs, solo mods y ya. En cuanto pierden la licencia de alguna cancion la misma comunidad la sube de esa forma.

Ok yes yes Ubisoft has shown time and time again they don't care about the consumer, other than Ubisoft being stupid with the licensing and just in general doing Ubisoft ****, with having 2,200+ hours and many more to come here are a few of my opinions on negative comments for this game. To start off I want to say if you don't put in effort to learn then you won't!! I really don't understand how I have seen people claiming to be guitarist outside of playing Rocksmith yet say it makes them feel it's their first time picking up guitar, (specific commenter also only has 2.5hrs in game) I'm sorry maybe you just need to practice? As someone in an active band, I have never had issues playing songs on Rocksmith that I put effort into learning Also don't get all the comments saying "game crashes all the time and can barely play 2 songs" never had an issue there and my PC is not in great health to say the least cause I have other games crash regularly The minigames, this is one I agree with the negative comments as I've had some that felt halfway decent and others that just never seemed to work right, possibly cable issues which leads into......the Realtone cable, died out on me a couple years ago and I refused to buy a new one for $70 or $40 on Ebay. Luckily you can play in disconnected mode with your amp, which I could understand being an issue for some but not me The bootup, yea I get it's a little tedious to do the Ubisoft connect every time you load up but I feel that's not a big deal for someone who's going to be playing for 30-45 minutes at a time like I do. If you're trying to play a quick song before leaving the house or something I could understand Overall the game itself is fine don't buy it for the DLC though just use CDLC, if you want to get into playing guitar it can teach you if you put in the effort and even has technique classes. Have played for a while and want to learn a few of your favorite songs? Then check out the CDLC Ignitionforge stuff, thousands of songs to check out from every genre you could imagine. So to all the people who still enjoy this game despite Ubisoft being special needs, keep playing and keep rocking