Nice move on RS-2014, but I really don't like playing the E-flat tunings you have to retune the whole damn guitar! I may just designate one guitar for E-flat songs and switch guitars instead of re-tuning every time. There's a few E-flats, a couple of E-flat/Drop Ds, and a handful of regular Drop Ds. Rocksmith 2014 includes lots of non-standard tunings. In addition to Walk This Way, I've played My Generation, Born Under a Bad Sign, X-Kid, Round and Round (E-flat tuning - a pain in the ass), Thnks fr th Mmrs, Knockin' on Heaven's Door, Smooth, and Gold on the Ceiling (Drop D tuning). Just "noodling around" in multi-player mode with my son. I've checked out several songs just for fun - no intent of really "learning" them right now. Gotta remember to play songs in my league. So, More than a Feeling may not be the 7th easiest song on your list, but it's going to be among your easier songs.)
(Keep in mind, I have all the songs from original Rocksmith and RS-2014 plus my own assortment of DLC which likely differs from yours.
This song is much closer to my ability level, and it also happens to be a song that I've enjoyed for many years. According to RS-2014, More than a Feeling is the 7th easiest song on my song list. Trying to play something over my head was only leading to frustration and negativity, and Joe Perry's guitar stuff is clearly over my head.ĭespite having almost no faith in RS-2014's difficulty rating algorithm, I sorted my song list on "difficulty" and picked something on the easy end of the list: Boston's More Than a Feeling. Despite that, I've had a couple of really fun nights of playing, including a good bit of time spent in Riff Repeater.Ī New Song to Learn - More than a Feelingįirst, I gave up on Walk This Way - for now. Not a fatal flaw but definitely something I dislike about 2014. It provided a bit of direction that seems to be missing from the new version. My past few posts have seemed a bit negative or harsh.
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