Guitar Hero Live PlayStation 4 Cheats and Tips

To get the All The Notes achievement/trophy you need to hit each type of note in a single song in GHTV. An easy way in which you can do this is to go into GHTV and spend a credit on the song 'Cult of Personality' by Living Colour which has all the notes on the Regular difficulty setting so will help you to unlock this achievement/trophy quickly.

To get the Replay King achievement/trophy you need to score 20,000,000 points in Quickplay. The first thing you need to do is ensure that you are in Quickplay which is part of GHLive and not GHTV. After that you just need to play songs, you can replay the same song over and over to keep earning points towards your target. To get this achievement/trophy quicker you should play harder difficulties in order to score more points. An example of this is 'Lived a Lie' by You Me at Six which is a relatively short song and when played on the Expert difficulty setting can score you 350,000 points each time. If you are not yet proficient enough to play on a higher difficulty you can still score around 250,000 points and not have to play a full combo by playing 'I Will Wait' by Mumford and Sons on the Regular setting.

To get the Posi achievement/trophy you need to finish every song of a single set with a positive crowd in GH Live. The sets in GH Live can be found in Sounddial or Rock the Block, and they usually consist of 3-4 songs. Choose whichever set takes your fancy and do not worry if you get a negative crowd throughout the song, all you need to make sure is that you don't end a song on a negative crowd. This basically means you need to focus towards the end of a song.

Don't be fooled by thinking that a slow song will be easier in Guitar Hero Live as this is generally not the case, stick to the fun fast stuff first and tackle the slower more complicated rifts later. Try not to be put off by the 'boos' you receive when the crowd reacts whenever you fail miserably trying to get a grasp of a song.

Although you may struggle initially you may find it better to start Guitar Hero Live on the Normal difficulty level and go through the tutorials instead of starting on the easy level. Doing this will help you to grasp the game quicker than you will be starting with a bit more of a challenge.