Yousician is superior to Rocksmith

[Spiderman4000]

As title says, it in tab format, it has clean interface, it is simple to use, does not beat rocksmith on songs list, price per month but for what you get it is a good deal. Singing, piano, uke and guitar. oh and 20.99 for four people

[Spectre]

They each have their ups and downs. For me personally, Rocksmith is a better choice.

As you say, Yousician has a cleaner interface, and in particular I like that they show down and up picking for rhythm playing, which Rocksmith doesn't. It's also more convenient to casually play around with, since you don't have to boot up your PC.

But on the other hand, Rocksmith's song library simply wipes the floor with Yousician. There is obviously no subscription fee either. Rocksmith's riff repeater function is better, and it has a lot of options to mess around with tone. Session mode is a thing. I also love being able to play split screen with another person.

[Cataleya22 (⁠ᵔ⁠ᴥ⁠ᵔ)]

Well if you like a subscription fee, that's needs to be paid in full year first... And if you not able to play you still pay.....
Tabs do work nice, and the mic receiving for an acoustic is better.... Does it work for electric guitar?

Anyway that subscription is a big turnoff for me. Sure if you share it, you can split the money i guess. Must be a new feature to get more people, but not working for me.
So no, not superior

[Spiderman4000]

Wrong you do not have to pay for a year subscription first and two yousicain does not slow down, You have to set it manually yourself. Yes it works on electric, via a lead like rocksmith, but the mic is better as there is no lag. This means you put on your amp and the mic and crank away. Rocksmith library is good but its interface, and UI is terrible. If you cannot play the guitar, it teaches you bad habits. Also the tuner is pants, its rubbish, to be fair the tuner in yousician is rubbish as well. Also the it does not recognise up strokes more. The strumming section in youscian is better than rocksmith but it is not effective in teaching you how to do it. That is down to no auto stop or no auto slow down. rocksmith has this. In fact the strumming is not effective full stop, for you can you got to a guy called munson on you tube.

[Agent X ™]

I supplement RS with youtube and truefire. I don't like the subscription fees to where I will have to manually cancel when I am done.

[JakitoBurrito]

Wait, thats only for a mobile device? ♥♥♥♥ THAT ♥♥♥♥ BRO!

[KielBacki]

Originally posted by lickety-split:

Wait, thats only for a mobile device? ♥♥♥♥ THAT ♥♥♥♥ BRO!

for pc too, and its compatible with rs cable which is nice, after 30h in rs im trying out yousician, and i don't think its better.
It's just different and has heavier focus on timing and learning basics (chords, rhytm by putting full song but with basic notes). Now i just use both, around hour each every day

[Dampback]

Is rocksmith not in tab format? i mean they are tabs. just moving like rockband.
Yousician is nice, I wouldn't say its SUPERIOR. not even close but i wouldnt dis it either

[Евгений]

Originally posted by FritzyDitzy:

Wait, thats only for a mobile device? ♥♥♥♥ THAT ♥♥♥♥ BRO!

It works on PC too, but you'll need a guitar processor (I recommend it) or a sound card connected via USB. I also recommend using the ASIO driver on Windows.

[King ღ]

subscriptions are ♥♥♥♥.

[Rapture]

For learning how to play, Yousician is superior. Its not fun though.

[KellyR]

If you're looking for a Rocksmith alternative, I'd recommend ToneLib Jam tbh. No subscription fee, and it's eternal nagware, so technically if you can put up with the nag screen on every load, it's free.

Also it can play Rocksmith dlc files.

Main difference is it doesn't show you whether you hit notes or missed them, but it works great otherwise.

[Christina]

This thread was quite old before the recent post, so we're locking it to prevent confusion.