and now working toward getting my songs finished, learning how to play and sing at the same time, then I'll be doing covers on YouTube and eventually live streaming on twitch. I'd put together my own little list of sites for learning songs and songwriting from, which I still add to, some chord charts, chords in keys, etc. some youtube videos have a link to the chord sheet too. I still have no idea how to put music to my own songs, but it's starting to come a bit and I'm learning how to play songs purely from youtube videos and ultimate guitar. I even got a highly commended entry certificate in the 'lyrics only' section of the uk songwriting competition, just one point off of a semi-final place. So the last two years I've sunk into writing songs, playing about with my own rhythms and melodies and just learning songs with printed out chord sheets from ultimate guitar. but I did find that there were no strumming patterns or ways of learning rhythm in game, and you can pretty much just whack all the strings and it'll think you played the chord. and playing rhythm, and I found that I wasn't learning anything new from it, maybe due to the design of the game or my navigation. Spin on 3 years, after spending a year learning chords, barre chords, the notes on the first two strings, etc. though I never learned how to play a chord with it as I went straight into lead playing. I think it's been a couple of years now I've shied away from Rocksmith, it was great for the very beginning with progress percentages and scores to have a sense of achievement, and the scale dlc that they have not long released should have been part of the main 'game.' It was good to just load up and get straight into playing. This post will be updated as I find new things for complete beginner to intermediate players
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