CDLC and Learning songs

[Davie McGuire]

Hello all i have this game for my xbox one but decided to get it for my steam account too de to the CDLC i really want to learn slipknot songs and fleetwood macs never going back again but when i tried to play them jesus are they fast i just cant seem to hit any notes correct is there a way to download these where i can slowly move up the difficutly like the normal songs in game i noticed there are DD.psarc files p.psarc files and othere ones does any one now what these diffrent files mean and if its possible to make these songs any easyer to begin with? thanks

[MTZIGG]

You can use the RiffRepeater in the game 'If they included A DD file
add me as a friend and ill give you some instruction on how to otherwise. I dont know how you would do it on Xbox .As far as i know you cant use CDLC on Xbox with out modifing the hardware

[905]

A lto of the custome makers don't like Dyanmic Difficulty. But, there is a programe that someone wrote in France that creates DD instead of making people put it in by hand. So some makers make a DD version and a non DD version available. So the DD psarcs are probably the generated DD versions of the song. BTW p.psarc is pc m.psarc is for mac.

[Davie McGuire]

yeah i know i have been looking for a version of slipknot songs that use DD bt cant find them anywhere :(

[MTZIGG]

Just to add a little something. You can slow the song down in RR with out DD

[905]

Originally posted by Davie McGuire:

yeah i know i have been looking for a version of slipknot songs that use DD bt cant find them anywhere :(

I'm not certain, but you might be able to upack the psarc extract the relevant files, run the DD creator and then repack the psarc. It might even be simpler than that, I haven't been following the threads on the custom site. So look around over there and/or ask a question over there. You can probably create your own version of a custome with DD.

[mgwynn (Trikke)]

as others have said, CDLC is against EULA and something we prefer to not discuss around here. There are other sites around the web if you want to find out about that.