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#293 - 5 AMAZING Daily Finger Exercises!

🕑 Added 2023-09-29 14:30:01 +0000 UTC

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Dimitar Boyadzhiev

Hey, I recommend investing in a Scarlet 2i2 3rd gen, pretty cheap for the work it will do for you, coupled with some good DAW(I use Cubase 12 Elements and it comes with a bunch of amp sims), it is worth the money and definitely much more comfortable to use! If you have any question feel free to DM me, I'll help you since I rocksmith was my way to practice as well.

J P

Also take a look at VOX amplug or the headphones version.

Simply Craig Gaming

Yoooo that Bias FX is nice! Makes it simple and has plenty for what I need.. I've played guitar for years, but never stuck with it enough to "Get Good"... That Bias is all I need for now, Thank you so much! Saved me $50 I don't have lol

EleirFromEveline

I would go with the same suggestion as Adam's. I mean, it's worth buying a decent audio interface and a good pair of headphones nowadays. You can go cheap like with the Scarlett solo bundle, purchasing the whole package once. I suggest Reaper as your first DAW because it is free and comes with many cool plugins. Bias FX has a free version too and it's good stuff.

Simply Craig Gaming

Thanks for all the suggestions, I'm just gonna go the amp route as mentioned... found one for about $50, wouldn't hurt to get another one! Thanks again :D

Adam Altemus

There are amp sims you can use with it, using ASIO4ALL, but you'll have a better time if you pick up an interface like the Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen and use some of the free amp sims, like the ML Amped Roots.

Scot A. Griffin

You should be able to use the Real Tone Cable with DAWs (like FL Studio and Reason) and guitar software/plugins like Amplitube 5 (which has a free version). Just do a Google search for Real Tone Cable Amplitube 5.

Doodad68

You can find a cheap amp at a pawn shop or just get an $80 fender frontman amp. I’ve never heard of the cable you’re talking about so I looked it up. It’s a usb guitar cable. You’d probably pay as much for a program like Guitar Rig (about $200) for your pc than a fairly decent amp. Of course with GR you would dial in your own sound but you’d need great speakers or pricey headphones to truly hear what you’re playing and to appreciate the effects you dial up in the program. So if you don’t have either of those, again you’d come out cheaper to buy a decent amp.

beezlebub

Before I had an amp I was in the same situation. I used to just pick a song for a sound i liked, paused the game and just played from there. Then i got a used katana mk2 on offer up. Other apps had lag unless u paid. GL bro

Simply Craig Gaming

Hey everyone, I have a question. I just joined the group and want to learn to start playing better, but I don't have an amp or any equipment. I have been playing Rocksmith to help me learn, so I have a real tone cable... any Ideas on any software that is worth it to download onto my pc using the real tone cable? any Suggestions would be appreciated so I don't have to drop a chunk on an amp or anything. Thanks in advance! (Posted twice because the other thread hasn't been used in a month, sorry if not allowed)