Tutorial Target Audience: Beginner Guitar Players - working on note playing and timing (no advanced guitar techniques are used) Programs required:
Skill Needed: If you are already familiar with Guitar Pro and CST programs then this is going to be a breeze. Maybe 15 minutes to make a CDLC song depending on which version of Guitar Pro you have. Give yourself some extra time and be patient if you are a first timer. Be sure to read over the tutorial a couple of times before you attempt your first MIDI to CDLC conversion then follow along with the example for "AuClair de la Lune". Instructions: 1. Download - Standard MIDI File (SMF) Song
Note: The recommended note spread of a good beginner MIDI song is no more than 7 frets, otherwise the Rocksmith note highway will fill the screen. Midi2RsXml will alert you if the Midi song exceeds this recommended limit. The AuClair.rrm.mid file that is included with the sample project has already been converted to a Rocksmith Ready Midi (RRM) for you. You can use this file if you want to skip ahead to step 3 or don't have Guitar Pro installed. 2. Run - Guitar Pro
3. Run - Midi2RsXml
4. Creating Rythum or Bass Arrangments
(Optional) - Editor On Fire (EOF)
5. Download - Album Artwork (Optional)
6. Run - Custom Song Creator Toolkit (CST)
7. Run – Rocksmith 2014
You can find additional information about Midi2RsXml, and downloadable Rocksmith Ready Midi files here. Special thanks to all the developers and contributors of Custom Song
Creator Toolkit (CST). I would
also like to thank Custom Forge and its moderators for bringing us all
together. There are many others to thank and you all know who you are. Please
report bugs, feedback, or submit your Rocksmith Ready Midi Files (*.mid) if you would like to share your success.
Here is a little extra hint just for Fretlight Guitar owners. |