Does anybody have the original Rocksmith (not 2014!) for PC or Mac?

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I have some questions :slight_smile:

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I have one for Xbox.

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Thanks!
But I really need some infos about an installed PC or Mac version.

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I have it installed but don’t recall the setup offhand. I would have to get to my PC after work to check it out

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Ah, cool! Did you also get the 2014 version and do an import of the “old” songs???!

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I didn’t import old songs just the packs I bought

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Kinda sad about this one I had the old one and it had a bunch of AFI songs and I can’t seem to find them in 2014 or the DLC (although searching steam DLC is a nightmare)

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If you had the old Rocksmith AND the 2014 both registered on Steam, the “old” songs will appear on 2014 too.
If you have the old Rocksmith on disk and 2014 registered on Steam, you can use the import tool.

In fact this is the reason for asking: I would like to have access to some of the old songs, especially from the Black Keys. It’s impossible to get those without installing 2011…

What are AFI songs?

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Yea mine was on Xbox. They use the same Ubisoft account but I guess that’s not good enough.

There is a way to hack it and even a community that has made additional tracks. I got it working once but switched computers.

For me Rocksmith is fun but for serious practice I think I like YouTube tabs more.

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I learn all my songs with Tonelib Jam.

I can use the PSARCs (songs) from Rocksmith, purchased Steam DLC’s as well as https://ignition4.customsforge.com/ ( 73,865 tracks!!!).
Tonelib Jam allows me slow down complicated parts and/or loop them, so that’s great!
Also, I can export GP5, and change string/fret positions in MuseScore … which is very cool if the fingering feels not right. Or change non EADG-tunings to Drop D with Guitar Pro.
Export to GP5, add the audio - and I’m set.

I now ordered the original Rockmith (2011/2012) for PS3, as I have a jailbreak PS3 (the “fat” one), and hope to get the songs from there and convert them.

If not, I need to find a PC version and convert from there. That’s the hard part: finding a a PC version!

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Oh that’s cool I’ll check it out.

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As always, my disclaimer for Tonelib Jam: wait for the discount (around 40-50€). Use the free version as long as possible!!!

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So with their editor can you use it to figure out songs? I have some stuff that is in sheet music and other stuff that I have guitar chords for and plan to fiddle around and create basslines but it would be cool to be able to do that real-time in an editor.

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As an editor, Guitar Pro is much better!

But as a learning tool, I prefer ToneLib Jam. You can import GP5 files and audio … or (better): PSARC.

Yes, you can edit tabs, but it is not as comfortable as Guitar Pro …

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Ok I’ll check that out too. Trying to stay on a budget here but I do like new toys.

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Tonelib Jam and Guitar Pro have free trials. Play with that.

The MuseScore app is free. It’s great for some stuff, stupid for other.

I have ScanScore for OCRing sheet music. It absolutely s#cks!!!
I have Go Playalong for synching Guitar pro files with audio. That works quite well - but I only use it if I don’t find a proper PSARCs.

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Yeah, I bought a bunch of song packs on my Xbox but it’s such a pain to setup to get rid off the latency. I might give it another crack and put one up in the shed and connect to the amp and a small TV as a permanent setup.