Had someone use rocksmith as a practice tool?

[Tunefulcathodic]

Hi

Its me again...
I start a few days and i love the course so far.... im learning with Synner and im practicing with rocksmith. Im totally enjoying it.

I ask couse I didn't buy an amp, i only had the guitar, the rocksmith cable, and when im making the course i use the software bias amp with a clean amp to listen wtf im doing.

Do someone of you use software instead amps?

 

[William B.]

I use the GarageBand DAW sometimes but prefer my amplifier more

 

[Javier Wienarjati]

Hello.. Nice to see you..
I have my old rolland cube but I use free guitar rig simulator for recording. For my daily practice I prefer my Rolland Cube, because we don't have proper monitor yet, I hate using headphones. I tend to get distracted when I use simulator because I want to try all the cool sounds, and then I forget my main agenda for the practice.

 

[Tunefulcathodic]

Hello.. Nice to see you..
I have my old rolland cube but I use free guitar rig simulator for recording. For my daily practice I prefer my Rolland Cube, because we don't have proper monitor yet, I hate using headphones. I tend to get distracted when I use simulator because I want to try all the cool sounds, and then I forget my main agenda for the practice.

Hahha the million different sounds are a doom for the atention haha i love to test different sounds and get easily distracted

 

[Tunefulcathodic]

I use the GarageBand DAW sometimes but prefer my amplifier more

Y never use garage band... dont had any apple but what i saw it looks amazing

 

[Flower Hands]

I played with Rocksmith back in the old ancient days - 2015 - it was great, there was those pre-made tones you press 1,2,3,4 or f1,f2,f3, I don't know now, they sounded pretty good
I only play unplugged or with p2-p10 adapter for recording, which I believe is not healthy technique and performance-wise; I'm not used to playing loud at all, it sounds like a mess and its like I'm afraid of making noise