#Rocksmith 2014 december 13 patch free

The biggest and most important changes to RS14 are the much needed fixing of riff repeater and the addition of session mode. Whether you go their route or choose your own method is entirely up to you. RS14 now allows the player/ aspiring muscian to choose the path they wish to pursue (rhythm, lead, bass) and guides them along a recommended path. Capitalizing on the learning aspect and laying aside the restrictive 'level up to better venues and whatnot,' from the previous was a great move by Ubisoft. In the US, that is.Rocksmith 2014 is a fantastic learning tool. You just can't distribute those copies, or show them to an audience. I mean, how many guitar legends would we not have today if they'd never taped songs off the radio to practice to as a kid? Taping songs off the radio (or shows off TV) is actually 100% legal, no question. You probably own the damn song on cd or in digital format anyway, and if not, it's not particularly worse than taping it off the radio in the old days to practice along to.

#Rocksmith 2014 december 13 patch free

I personally consider CDLC akin to downloading a free tab and playing along to the song. Certainly playing a song in your own home isn't a violation of copyright. It just depends on the particular situation and application. You're cutting into the song writer's imaginary potential profits by not buying their officially licensed sheet music! Doesn't matter if you can't read sheet music, or even if they don't offer official sheet music or tabs, it's still technically illegal, tho the RIAA mostly ignores it.This is all arguably within the realm of fair use. Have you ever downloaded a tab off of ultimate guitar, or a similar site? Guess what? Also technically somewhat illegal. Frankly, as a musician-even a hobbyist-you've likely broken the law many times, and probably should get used to doing so. it is arguably illegal, but the law is an ass-particularly IP law. I mean, how many guitar legends would we not have today if they'd never taped songs off the radio to practice to as a kid? You're cutting into the song writer's imaginary potential profits by not buying their officially licensed sheet music! Doesn't matter if you can't read sheet music, or even if they don't offer official sheet music or tabs, it's still technically illegal, tho the RIAA mostly ignores it. Frankly, as a musician-even a hobbyist-you've likely broken the law many times, and probably should get used to doing so.Įver played a song you didn't write in a room with more than 3 listeners? Shame on you, you horrible criminal! You should have paid the writer of that song for that! Yes, even if you weren't charging anything for the performance. Originally posted by ꧁☬⋆Cata༒leya22⋆☬꧂:Shamelessly using unofficial cdlcImplying CDLC use is shameful.