FourChords Guitar Karaoke reviews

For me this program was wasted money: 1. Do not make my mistake and buy it before you check out the songs. At least 80 of the 100 included songs i did not even know. 95% of the included songs i dont give a f... about. 2. Extra song packs are expensive. 3 Bucks for 5 songs etc........ ridiculous. 3. not very much different strumming patterns shown ... and in most cases the shown strumming patterns suck 4. Most of the songs i would like are not available.....

Well done. Game is Fun to play motivated, even the same Song several times in a row, and thus ensures a Training Intensity, which I did not even achieve with Rocksmith-was probably also due to the Song Selection, at RS I found only 2 Songs that I liked and which I learn Wanted. Here are now 14 Songs, since I have some week months to do now. For this, the Game is very inexpensive-and I only purchase the Songs if again a 50% Action is:-). By being able to change the BPM (usually reduce;-)), far too fast songs can actually be learned for me. Simple Songs with 2 and 3 Chords, which are quickly feasible for Beginners like me up to 6 chkor songs, which currently overwhelm me vastly, but promise more fun for the Future. Class. Suggestions for improvement: 1st Song selection to extend German Songs-like to extend Schlager. 2. Build better Transponders, some Songs have really nasty Chords. 3. Songpacks partly with too few Songs and sometimes incomprehensible Song Selection (e.g. Bon Jovi, Beatles), there are no real Hits

Good,..... afternoons? In the morning for example. Let's Start at the beginning, my studies and musical knowledge died with the flute in 2 º of primary, what comes to be, I of knowledge of music between 0 and nothing. From there, I tried for quite some time the Rocksmith and the game is cool, but it requires basic knowledge of guitar and music that I have, so I have too much time clubbing a guitar getting rather little apart from riffs and cabezoneria more than anything else. To start If you have no one to teach you FourChords is more suitable but also less ambitious. It has No recognition of notes, but you already have it, listen to what you play and you will not need the PC to tell you if it is right or not. From here practice and practice the chords little by little and the basic notions of strums and rhythms that Rocksmith does not give. To start on guitar and commenting that music I have no idea, I think a product more correct than Rocksmith. Finally if you really want to learn the best is a guitar teacher of all life, but if you want to go through the teacher, prepare your patience and a little wallet (pay many hazing) and FourChors is the most suitable that I have found.