Category: Rocksmith 2014

Greetings Rocksmith fans! It’s the time of year when things get spooky! The leaves turn from green to various shades of orange, and Elliott and I celebrate Thanksgiving! That’s right, it’s October, and it’s the time of month when Rocksmith sends out a newsletter with some hints about what we’ll be seeing as DLC over the next few weeks!…
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Hello Rocksmith fans! This week’s DLC is three pack from modern blues musicians such as Joe Bonamassa (@JBONAMASSA), Kenny Wayne Shepherd (@KWShepherd) and a new artist from my hometown of Toronto, ON… Philip Sayce! Blues Rock Song Pack – $7.99 / Steam Joe Bonamassa “Sloe Gin” – Drop D [Bass] – [XBL] / Steam Kenny Wayne Shepherd “Blue on Black” – Drop D [Lead] – [XBL] / Steam Philip Sayce “Out Of My Mind” – Eb Standard – [XBL] / Steam Sloe Gin may be one of the hardest songs since For The Love of God with 8 minutes of solid guitar gymnastics, Blue on Black is a great moderate-intermediate chart and previously appeared on BandFuse,  and finally Out Of My Mind is approachable but features a great tone that will be a solid addition to your growing repertoire in tone designer or session mode.…
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Hello, Rocksmith fans! Autumn creeps in once again, bringing a full end to yet another month of Rocksmith DLC. Let’s have a look at what the month had to offer, shall we? First, here are the results of last month’s DLC poll: *(secretly hopes no one notices that I voted twice)* Bit of a low voter turnout this time, more than 1/4 fewer people voted for August than July’s 417.…
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Hello Rocksmith fans! Looks like Justin, and I are going to be quite happy next week as @BrandNewRock will finally be added to the Rocksmith 2014 library! Today @DanAmrich posted a quite interesting clue on the official forums: F- crazy with a capital F n – sponsored by lower case “n” J – DJ Capital J g – unicode for lowercase “g” s – formula is equal to “s” M – “M” on the Bund f – Forte represented as a lowercase “f” what does that mean though?…
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