Rocksmith 2014 Edition - PlayStation 4

Excelente manera de aprender y practicar ejercicios!Interfaz bastante clara, ejercicios comprensivos y minijuegos que hacen divertido aprender y practicar las habilidades para tocar bien la guitarra.Plus viene con bastantes canciones de distintos géneros y cuenta con un catálogo extenso de contenido extra via la tienda de PlayStation.Yo ya tocaba guitarra nivel intermedio y no es nada soso, va desde gente que nunca agarró el instrumento hasta niveles avanzados pueden encontrar reto en este "videojuego"

Rocksmith 2014のPS4用ソフトはUS版のみです。ゲーム自体は問題なく使えますが、　英語表記、英語音声　曲の追加購入ができないが注意点です。色々なエフェクターやスピーカを選ぶことができて、ギター初心者の私には何のことだかさっぱりですが、詳しい人なら色々な音を作れて楽しいんだろうなと。画面表示される弦の配置をタブ譜の順番に変更できたり、フェンダータイプとギブソンタイプの設定ができたり、ベースモードがあったりして、遊び心満載。制作側のこだわりを感じます。

I love that they have the left hand option. I do not have any problem with the sound lag as I am using the optic connection to my home theater. it is not the best of beginner, but it is lots of fun...

I recently decided to try to learn to play guitar again. I say again because last time I bought one of those Epiphone beginner gig packs but didn't get into it too much. With the passing of my best friend last year that was very into playing, and being about another decade older and having a much greater appreciation for music I pulled the trigger on giving guitar another go 'round.Now last time I didn't take much of an active approach to learning and basically learned (very little) downloading guitar tabs and watching a couple videos. I didn't go very far this way and got disappointed and stoped trying. I also ended up loaning out my guitar since I wasn't playing it, and it never came back, so don't do that either.This time around I ordered a new Ibanez (one of my friends favorite brands) from Musician's Friend, which was my second order from them (first was my nephews guitar, awesome service from them, BTW) and Rocksmith from Amazon for my PS4.I also had read if other people with it going through tone cables in a couple months so to prevent that I got an extension cable at Radio Shack. Apparently the issue is breaking the wire in the guitar end from constant use, as you would have with any kind of guitar, or any other cable of the like. My reasoning was when the extension cable goes bad, I go down the street and get another, which is cheaper than the $30 tone cable and if the store is closed, I just plug the tone cable right into the guitar.The other issue I read others had was with lag between when you strum and when you hear the note. Considering my wife works third shift, I'm an avid user of Turtle Beaches and already had the optical to analog converter needed to run them considering next gen consoles have no analog out. The lag comes from the digital source being encoded, being sent over HDMI and then decoded at your tv. When not in headphone mode I use a large home theater consisting of a Sony 7.1 receiver (STR-DH520) connected to my PS4 via HDMI and then that is connected to my 2 year old 55" LG tv via another HDMI cable, so technically I should have tons of lag but barely had to adjust the video lag compensation in game.As far as the software goes, the tuner in it seems to be more accurate than my Snark chromatic tuner. It also seems to be very picky to tuning. If you have a string that is slightly out and sounds fine on one half of the fretboard, it may not register on the other half. I was getting irritated hearing my notes in the game but not have them be picked up despite to my ears the note sounding almost spot on, but like the saying goes, close only counts in horse shoes and hand grenades. If you run into this, pause it, retune and get as close to 0 as you can. Edit: I found out yesterday by accident that while in the precision tuner mode (with the swinging needle) if you aren't happy with what the game settles for since it will accept a slightly out of tune string, if you push up or down on the left analog stick you can manually select strings for tuning. Also, as someone pointed out on YouTube, don't strum lightly tuning because that's not how you play. Hit the strings in the same manner you will play otherwise they will be slightly out since most people lightly hit the strings and let them ring and they tune the ring. You don't play the ring, so dint tune for the ring (or sustain, I should say...)The side games in Guitarcade are fun and do help teach techniques. Things like scales, chords, slides, sustain, bends, ect. Score attack is fun too, giving you the desire to do better each time you play it.The learning dynamics of playing songs is really cool too. As you get better and more accurate the game adds or takes away notes as you progress or regress.Like a lot of people my age, I am a gamer and this game is the perfect way for me to get to learn to play despite the fact I never got into Rock Band. I've only been practicing with it for 4 days at no more than an hour or three a day but already I be gotten a lot better at recognizing which fret is which (without the cheater stickers they give you, but I did make some out of the sticky portion of Post-its for the upper frets, 15, 15, 17, 19 and 21), not to mention being able to pick out which strings to play without staring at what I was doing 100% of the time. I'm not saying I'm not looking at all and hit strings and frets every time, but considering I can not look at what I'm doing even 1/4 of the time is a massive improvement for 4 days if you ask me, especially because I only knew the bare basics, had to visibly count frets before and could not play at speed from my last attempts at learning.I apologize for the long winded review, but I like to pack as much information into the small amount of reviews that I do put up to help inform others, so if you are looking at this game I highly recommend it and hope this helps your decision and answer questions you may have about it.

Todo muy bien y aunque era de segunda mano venía sin abrir y precintado como se indicaba en la nota del comerciante.