Would you like to play the guitar?

Ubistoft is reviving a guitar learning program that will help you succeed from home…

Remember Rocksmith, a series of interactive guitar learning programs? Maybe a little older, since the last version was released in 2014. Ubisoft has now decided to revive the franchise in the form of Rocksmith+, which allows you to learn to play acoustic or electric solo or bass guitar. The thing works by plugging the instrument into a PC, game console or mobile device, or if it's not wired via a microphone, then launch Rocksmith+, which guides the user through the learning process. Importantly, the program provides real-time feedback on your progress, and the songs can be learned at your own pace, as they can be slowed down or sped up as you wish.

Rocksmith+ will feature a "huge number of songs from a wide variety of genres" when it releases this summer (for PC) and fall (for consoles). This means that you will not only learn to play well-known rock'n'roll, rock and metal pieces, but also some pop, hiphop, country, R&B, Latin style. Each song will come with rhythm guitar chords, as well as "authentic notation" solos if you'd like to learn those too.

Nothing else is known about the Rocksmith+ program yet, not even the price, but you can sign up for Ubisoft's beta program and get a little "sniff" of what it will offer there.

Source: Ubisoft

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