Charters

Angevil (real name Manuel) is an Italian charter who officially started his "career" in March 2008 with his first chart released on the Frets on Fire forum, with the intent to share and let people discover new artists/bands and musical genres.

Arctan finished his first chart in 2016, and then took a two-year break because the experience traumatized him. Evidently unable to learn from past mistakes, he resumed charting in early 2018 with the goal of being the only inverse trigonometric function to chart Chopin.

Big Whoop Magazine (real name Mike) began charting in the summer of 2010 for Guitar Hero 3 under the username "xlxAvaricexlx". He later moved on to the Frets on Fire forums, and eventually began doing full band customs for Rock Band 3 on the C3 forums.

BurpLeTurtle’s first attempts at charting were around 2010. Inspired by Puppetz’ “Advanced Song Tutorial” young Burp would chart songs he enjoyed for himself and his closest friends.

Chezy (real name Robin), aka the guy who ruined Anti Hero with Flamingo, submitted his first chart to ScoreHero in April 2008.

CyclopsDragon (real name DragonFucker9000) began charting in mid-2008, in the days of unmodified GH3 customs. With little direction or organization to the old scene, he eventually moved to Rock Band customs, specializing in guitar and drums.

...[Eva] has been involved with several community and CSC charting projects. She is also an avid musician, playing guitar, bass and piano, as well as writing and charting her own music project Thousand Sun Sky.

Gaebpls (real name Gabe) started charting in July of 2017, so is a relative newcomer to the charting community. However, he has quickly made his mark, and participated in several setlists.

GHX started charting back in 2011 even though he used GHTunes a lot before then. He participated in the early years of CSC, starting with CTH1. He played so much of the original GH games that he had to make his own "GH game", which led to the creation of Guitar Hero: X.

I harass my high school resource officer. I suck dick. I throw rocks at moving trains. And I do accounting for free. I'm my own person.

HellAshes has been mainstay name in the GH / RB community for years. Normally known for his playing accolades, he's also a seasoned and experienced charter, as he has over a decade of charting work, along with doing official work as a charter for Rhythm Authors during the RBN era.

Hellrock120 (real name Fernando) is a CSC member from Argentina. He started charting around 2009, but quickly dropped it until the end of December 2016. Formerly a charter from the FoF forums, Hellrock is mostly known for his Buckethead charts.

Jaded started charting around December 2017 and didn't start releasing them until January 3rd, 2018. He joined CSC on Jan. 17, 2018, and mostly charts Alternative Rock.

Heya, Jarvis9999 here!I've been charting for Guitar Hero / Clone Hero for about a couple years at this point (since late 2016 I do believe), and it's been a blast to work on many different charting projects over the years!

jdurand (Jeremy) has been around since the very beginnings of the community, and started charting songs as early as 2007. Jeremy is the head organizer of the Carpal Tunnel Hero setlist series and was one of the founders of Custom Songs Central.

That's right, it's your boy. JoeyD started his charting career in May of 2018, and became an official member of CSC in August of the same year. His CSC debut was a chart of The Bomb by Herbie Hancock, which he contributed as a guest charter for the August 2018 Monthly Pack.

Mintorment (real name Adam) first ventured into the world of charting in 2015, starting out by creating two Metal Gear Solid medleys in GHTunes, inspired by Vyzzuvazzadth's Final Fantasy medleys.

Miscellany (real name too French to be displayed) began to chart in the middle of 2016 (somewhere between May and July) on the Frets on Fire forums. Soon enough, he contributed to his first setlist project, Phase Shift Guitar Project 3.

Back in 2016, Not Rek3dge (real name Rek3dge) began charting for various streamers around the internet, sending them very sub-par metal and rock charts consistently.

An absolute unit of resistance, who started out snootily by charting one of his own songs in March 2017, and then decided it was somehow a good idea to chart all of the Beatles discography with absolutely no charting experience.

OrangeHat (real name OrangeHat) began charting in early 2017. He joined CSC at some point in time (I really don't remember) and has charted for the Monthly Packs as well as Marathon Hero, with plenty more coming in the future.

Paturages' charting story starts somewhere in 2008: inspired by the Frets on Fire charting scene, he decided to get a feel of it for himself, armed solely with his formal musical training.

Raspberriel has been playing rhythm games on-and-off since the days of GH2, and has casually followed the community since around 2013. But it wasn't until 2016 that a friend on the Frets On Fire Forums convinced her to try charting.

Riddo first made his way into the plastic-instrument community in late 2007, submitting scores and posting on ScoreHero under the guise "BoneDeath". In the next year he would begin his first foray into charting custom songs in FeedBack.

If you've played anything of mine it's probably GaMetal, but I do chart a lot of other things as well. I'm a guitarist, myself, and I like anything guitar related with a good melody or groove.