Hello Rocksmith fans!

Welcome to the Rocksmith DLC Round-Up!

Before we get to February let’s see how you voted for last month!

 

Looks like the lads from @U2 came out on top, pop-punk is still well loved, and the 60s will never die! Variety will always have a place in our hearts, and don’t feel too bad Amy Lee…


 

This month kicked off with another dose of the 80s c/o Kenny Loggins, Twisted Sister, and Simple Minds, then we got the highly popular and oddly tuned @Coldplay six pack, we kicked it with The @BeastieBoys, and finally we got our eighth pack of Variety with artists like Candlebox, Kasabian, Tears for Fears, and another track from Steppenwolf!


 

Bassists had a little fun this month with tracks like Footloose (Kenny Loggins), Sabotage (Beastie BoysMagic Carpet Ride (Steppenwolf), Underdog (Kasabian), and Yellow (Coldplay) I guess…

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This bass line is so lethal it even tires @Audrey123talks out a fair bit

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An iconic bass line finally in Rocksmith!

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I guess they call it Acid Rock for a reason. Good luck with that section!

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This crunchy electrosynth drenched bass line is a welcome addition to the catalog

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Coldplay’s bass lines aren’t intricate or overly challenging, but as @DanAmrich says, they serve the song.


There were definitely a few fun guitar arrangements this month, let’s check out a couple!

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There’s a lot going on here…

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Come for the approachable riff and stay for the monster solo!

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This is just really enjoyable to play

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Get bendy!

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Pfft this song is easy, wait a second… What is Kerry King doing here, ok it’s Slayer now…

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Kenny Powers approves of this Seattle 90s hit

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Even with the pitch shift/fadeout it’s still pretty awesome. More guitar than you thought!

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Sleeper hit of the Variety Pack imo. So much fuzz gain.


February’s tunings were complicated thanks to a Coldplay six pack, they really like to tune things up a bit… Weird.

Arrangement E Standard Eb Standard Drop D Custom Tuning Capo
Lead 15 2 X X X
Rhythm 9 2 1 EABGBd# (2)

EADGCf (1)

2
Bass 13 3 1 X
Alt. Lead 4 X X 1
Alt. Rhythm X X X 1
Alt. Bass 1 X X X

 

E Standard, still standing strong 990 songs in!

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Which brings us to the question on everyone’s mind

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See you next month!

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