Rocksmith DLC Rechart - Runaways

Even though this song had an official DLC release it came out close to the launch of the game when the charting standards were much lower, because of that the original version had noticeable shortcomings and needed improvement - so I reworked it to bring it up to a much higher standard. Unfortunately despite the official chart being completely delisted I'm still not allowed to post this to CF. I can link it here though: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/0zxzvq... CHANGES FROM ODLC CHART: Corrections to transcription errors - this wasn't the worst technical accuracy of the official Killers tracks but there were still more than a few noticeable errors on all paths, the fast "octave" strumming on Lead was particularly notable with the completely wrong broken up rhythm and almost every chord incorrectly charted as simple octave notes rather than the actual chords. Bass also had a lot of inaccurate note placements that needed to be fixed. General cleaning up of minor details, sectioning, FHPs, sustain gaps, chord fingerings, transitional notes/mutes, slides, lyric timings + spacing, etc. Might seem odd that the FHP shifts to fret 4 during the sections with all the mutes on Rhythm but it makes the muted chunk sound nicer and trying to stick to the 2nd fret only leads to a messy sound full of accidental harmonics. Similarly there's a slightly unusual position shift on Bass leading into the first chorus with the 2nd finger on fret 3 to slide up and place the 1st finger on fret 5 - using the same finger for both frets reduces the effect of the slide. Reworked the light show effects throughout, the color flares during the lead-in to the last chorus give that moment so much power. (3:30) Added Alt. Lead arrangement - the original paths were not true to how the song is actually performed but still had patterns that are audible in the recording. The Lead path is now much more inspired by how Dave actually performs the arrangement live and Alt. Lead maintains the original fills and other anomalies that are usually played by Ted on 2nd guitar. The only thing I couldn't really add was specifying upstrums in the chorus chords whenever possible. All tones redesigned, they're much better now. The originals were not as bad as some of the others from the pack, but still had considerable room for improvement.