RockSmith players: Have you heard of CustomsForge.com?

how much has RockSmith taught you in terms of playing the guitar? Do you think you could pull your guitar off the cord and play a song by memory without seeing the cords?

i've actually taught myself by just learning tabs. i'm not great by any means, but it's a start. i feel like this game could be done the same way. i use to have the original rocksmith, but it's set-list didn't keep me engaged so i lost interest.

i've gone back and forth the past 2 years saying I wanted to get a guitar and this game but i've never pulled the string (no pun intended). I just worry that I would lose interest or get extremely frustrated at it.

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yeah I love that site! Def Leppard Hysteria! 98.5% learned

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what do you play it on?

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well I am 29 years old, so there would be no learning to become a rockstar . Just something i've always wanted to learn how to do was to play guitar. I love music and I would love to be able to just sit there and jam away to clear my head

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You should definitely do it. You will surprise yourself at what you can do.

the Hysteria track from the site doesnt have dynamic difficulty so its the full lead portion of the song, or as much as the creator put in for the lead track.

Get a mid level guitar, learn Am, C, G, and F, you can then play a shite ton of songs, including the rhythm parts to every ACDC song

can y'all post some links to some good beginner level guitars? Also, does 3/4 size guitars really differ from a full sized?

Just get a full sized one.

I was actually going to link the made in Mexico Fenders, but I see you already did. That's probably the best value electric and if you want to sell it, you can actually get something out of it. It plays and sounds good too. cheap shitty guitars play and sound like cheap shitty guitars, you'll get frustrated quickly with a guitar that's hard to play and doesn't sound good.

I would honestly prefer an acoustic guitar to an electric.