Category: DLC

Home » Rocksmith 2014 » DLC
Future of Rocksmith Phase Three Rumours Speculation Ubisoft

Speculation: Ubisoft Forward could reveal Ubisoft SF’s next project

Elliott 7 Comments
Hello Rocksmith fans! Wow, it sure has been awhile. There hasn’t been much to talk about lately since we noticed some interesting activity in Ubisoft’s Job Listings back in July 2020. There has been some scattered activity since then with phrases such as: Create lead sheet arrangements for existing songs Accurate transcription of Guitar and Bass music Good to have knowledge of Guitar & Music Live operations of our Rocksmith brand Data Analyst for Mobile / Live Operations team for Rocksmith brand proprietary tablature authoring software Create lead sheet arrangements for existing songs with thoughtfulness and attention to detail Rhythmic transcriptions of vocal melodies within a variety of musical contexts These phrases come from studios in Japan, India, and of course San Francisco with positions such as: Music Analyst Guitar and Bass Transcriptionist Lyric Analyst Guitar and Bass Transcriptionist I think you get the picture… We might be very close to a reveal.…
Read More
DLC Editorial Opinion Remastered Rocksmith 2014 Ubisoft

Opinion: The most controversial Rocksmith moments

Elliott 16 Comments
Hello Rocksmith fans! Over the years of Rocksmith, there have been some questionable moments when it comes to content offered, here’s a few of the instances that stick out. Song 2’s lyrics One of the first things people noticed with Rocksmith (2011) was the lyrical discrepancy between what Ubisoft SF used for the lyrics on Blur’s Song 2, and what Lego Rock Band had.…
Read More
DLC DLC Review Remastered Rocksmith 2014 Rocksmith Rewind Ubisoft

Rocksmith Rewind – Acoustic Songs

ted 6 Comments
Hello Rocksmith people! I’m back with another look at the DLC of the past – this time focusing on some songs that are great for those times when acoustic > electric. After realizing I was neglecting a side of me that really just wanted to learn some simple, recognizable and fun acoustic songs, I went out and bought one to clutter up my already guitar-laden flat.…
Read More