Rocksmith 2014 System Of A Down - Aerials -exclusive Link

Difficulty rating: 3/9 (Beginner – Surprisingly)

Shavo’s bassline in “Aerials” is a masterclass in root-note groove. The exclusive chart shows the bass path is extremely forgiving.


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" by System of a Down was released as part of the official System of a Down Song Pack for Rocksmith 2014

on January 28, 2014. Although Rocksmith 2014 and its official DLC were delisted from digital stores in October 2023, players who already own the content can still access it. Song Specs & Setup Tuning: Drop C (

Arrangements: Includes Lead, Rhythm, and Bass guitar tracks.

Official Content: Because this is official DLC, it is generally not available as a Custom DLC (CDLC) on platforms like CustomsForge. Playing Guide

Haunting Arpeggios: The most challenging parts are the clean, arpeggiated picking sequences that utilize the Drop C tuning to create a "droning" effect. Rocksmith 2014 System Of A Down - Aerials -EXCLUSIVE

Fluid Transitions: Use frequent slides between notes to achieve the smooth, seamless sound characteristic of the main riff.

Rhythmic Nuance: Focus on the moving bass line during melodic sections to maintain the song's "haunting" atmosphere.

Practice Tools: Use the in-game Riff Repeater to slow down the arpeggio sections and perfect your finger placement before playing at full speed. SOAD Aerials cdlc request - Rocksmith Remastered


On lead guitar, players will find themselves navigating a mix of Middle Eastern-influenced melodies and chunky rhythm parts. The intro and verses demand a delicate touch, utilizing arpeggiated chords that ring out over the bassline.

However, the chorus hits hard. The DLC chart accurately tracks the sudden dynamic shifts, forcing players to switch from a soft touch to aggressive strumming instantly. It is a fantastic track for intermediate players looking to master dynamic control and string skipping in a low tuning environment. Summary