Players must master palm muting (P.M.) and "let ring" sections to capture the song's "waterfall" flow. Learning with Rocksmith 2014 Tools
Master System Of A Down’s "Aerials" on Rocksmith 2014 Since its release as part of the System of a Down Song Pack on January 28, 2014, "Aerials" has remained one of the most sought-after tracks for Rocksmith 2014 players. This hauntingly ethereal anthem offers a unique blend of melancholic arpeggios and crushing heavy metal riffs, making it a perfect study in dynamic range for guitarists and bassists alike. Overview of the System of a Down Pack Rocksmith 2014 System Of A Down - Aerials -EXCLUSIVE
The intro and verses utilize clean arpeggiated picking sequences. These are often considered the most challenging parts of the song, requiring precise fingerstyle or pick control to maintain a "droning" effect while the bass line moves underneath. Players must master palm muting (P
The chorus and bridge sections shift into high-gain territory, using syncopated 16th-note strumming patterns and simplified power chords that leverage the Drop C tuning. Overview of the System of a Down Pack
The "Aerials" DLC was launched alongside two other SOAD juggernauts: "B.Y.O.B."
To play "Aerials," you must tune your instrument to . This low tuning is essential for achieving the heavy, "wobbly" resonance that defines Daron Malakian’s signature sound. Key Techniques Featured:
Rocksmith 2014 provides several "exclusive" ways to master this complex track that traditional tabs cannot match: