I don't think it's really a problem I have. I think it was because I related them with each other since the beginning. Red was E purple was e. Thinking of it that way since the start just let them both fill the same space in my head.
And I would never buy 18 dollar strings. Sometimes I make a stupid mistake stringing my floyd rose up and the string will snap. I'd rather be out a dollar for the string then 18 for the set.
It has taken me a very long time to be able to play without consciously thinking about which string to play. Once I learn a song it's not bad, but a lot of initial play throughs are rough and I have to pause to figure them out. Even replaying Use Some for the first time made me pause with the double stop riff so I could figure out which string was the 9th fret and which was the 8th.
For me anyway, tab would make this a lot easier, but once I figure out a song, I figure it out.
Hahaha, thats cool but expensive.Originally Posted by Chesapeake36
It's still hard for me. I feel like the blue and orange string colors should be switched. Red, Yellow and Green, Purple I have no problem with. But when blue and orange show up I have a brain ****. I learned the strings by name far before this game came out and that caused some problems but for now I'm mostly ok with it.
I just switched the string orientation to inverted yesterday to be like tablature, and that seemed to help a bit. I guess I was more used to tab than I thought.
That's very cool, but I would like to get a pack of DR neon strings (they are awesome under blacklight):
http://www.drstrings.com/neon-strings-gallery
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