Ubisoft has expanded the interactive catalog for its subscription-based music instruction platform, Rocksmith+, adding four notable tracks to its playable library. Subscribers can now learn and perform songs spanning classic rock, alternative rock, and gothic metal across supported platforms.
The latest update introduces arrangements for Tina Turner’s iconic rendition of “Proud Mary,” Third Eye Blind’s alternative track “Disorder,” and Italian gothic metal outfit Lacuna Coil’s song “Losing My…” alongside additional new chart additions. These songs are immediately accessible for players using acoustic, electric, or bass guitars within the application.
This curation reflects Ubisoft’s ongoing effort to diversify the software’s genre offerings for users ranging from novice players to advanced musicians. According to updates published on the official Ubisoft Spotify Playlist, the platform continues to refresh its song library regularly to match in-game expansions with curated listening streams.
New Tracks Available in the Rocksmith+ Library
The fresh batch of playable arrangements brings distinct technical challenges for string instruments. Tina Turner’s “Proud Mary” offers rhythm and lead patterns rooted in classic soul and rock-and-roll dynamics, testing players’ timing and strumming consistency.
Meanwhile, Third Eye Blind’s “Disorder” brings the driving alternative rock sensibilities of the late 1990s into the software. Lacuna Coil’s “Losing My…” introduces heavier guitar work characterized by melodic metal structures, catering to players seeking heavier subgenres within the curriculum.
Platform Accessibility and Practice Tools
Rocksmith+ operates on a subscription model available on PC via Ubisoft Connect, with companion mobile applications designed to pick up acoustic guitar audio through device microphones or direct interfaces. The platform relies on real-time pitch detection technology to evaluate user performance and dynamically adjust difficulty through its adaptive riff repeater feature.
Subscribers can access the newly added tracks immediately upon launching the software without requiring separate downloadable content purchases. Alongside the in-game availability, Ubisoft maintains companion audio lists for streaming integration, allowing users to familiarize themselves with song structures prior to practicing them on their instruments.
Next Steps for Subscribers
Players can verify the complete, searchable song list directly inside the Rocksmith+ application or via the official web-based library tracker managed by Ubisoft. The development team typically implements subsequent track drops on a monthly schedule, with further announcements published through official company communication channels and community forums.
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