Quote (Alexcore @ 7 Dec 2010 13:24)

Just get it, Jason. Also: ignore the haters; I know you're a good musician.

Quote (bob(Cs2) @ Dec 7 2010 04:25am)

ladies -  Shut the fuck up.

On Topic - Have you made a decision on the new axe yet topicmaker?

Quote (Kello125 @ Dec 7 2010 02:56am)

sounds like your really saying everything you haven't learned already is just to hard for you. thats to bad. with some time and dedication I'm sure you could you could improve far beyond what you thought you were capable off.

as long as your content however, i shouldn't judge.

also the question was not about the game. it wouldn't be to much to assume that i own that already. it was about the guitar.

guitars are typically used by musicians. there for I'm in the right sub-forum.


to every one who actually contributed to my questioned and/or answered it with there own opinions i think you. i will remember each of you as i make my decision.

Quote (Darkshade @ Dec 7 2010 12:06pm)

Not really, the only thing I have to learn would be theory, but that doesn't interest me. As far as technical aspects go, I basically know them all and the only thing needed would be to improve, but like I said I don't dedicate my full time on guitar since it's only a hobby.

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Quote (Kello125 @ Dec 8 2010 10:09pm)

this.

Quote (Darkshade @ Dec 8 2010 10:56pm)

Seems like you know nothing about what a "hobby" is.
Grow up children

Quote (arnott15 @ Dec 5 2010 11:58pm)

I can't speak much for guitar, however Rockband Drums are exactly like playing a real kit. It teaches basic rudiments, timing, co-ordination, and builds endurance. There is not one part of Rock Band Drums that ISN'T like playing the real thing.

I started playing Rockband on easy, slowly moved up to expert, and eventually bought a real kit. I am now a better drummer than most people will ever be, and it's all because of a 'game'.