Back in the good ol days of the 360. There was a great website that you could put all the songs you owned and it would make a super great kareoke book.
I now have oodles more of DLC so I need to reprint it. Any of you folks recall the link to website/tool?
This isnt exactly the website but this might work thanks mate
Select and save all of your songs in âSongsâ ->âMy DLC.â
Go to âSongsâ â âExportâ
Select your âGameâ options and choose âKaraoke PDF Bookletâ in âFormat.â Export.
Select your PDF Options. Click 'Generate PD
(there was another site that generated songbooks but itâs no longer online)
Ah gotcha. Thanks mate
While Iâm fortunate enough to own the 360 gear including the pro guitar, Rock Band 4 has always been impossible to find.
Hopefully one day I can get access to the kit.
Unfortunately the chip shortage precludes them making any more instruments even if they had the demand for them. Some people have taken to disassembling broken Rock Band drum kits that have broken pads/etc but a working brainboard and soldering wires to connect it up to an e-kit
Rock Band 4 is now 7 years old and Rock Band overall is now 15 years old, and ⌠still getting DLC!
For this week theyâve celebrated by rewinding (making a former disc song available as DLC) a bunch of tracks from Rock Band 1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzyNf2uw3xA
Additionally, theyâve made a catch up pack that includes all the Rock Band 1 Rewind tracks so far, so this one has the above songs and and adds:
If you missed the Rock Band 1 export itâs a solid pack all around. The packs are exclusive to Xbox, the songs are still available as singles on Playstation.
Addtionally, the previous week they rewound âRainbow in the Darkâ by Dio from Rock Band 3 if you want to pick that one up to and missed the RB3 export.
And about a month or two ago saw the release of The Man Who Sold the World (Live) by Nirvana:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPwj0LFoBZQ
Someone in the community also made a replacement site for RBDB since itâs been offline for a good while now. Lots of filtering options and works great
I really do love this game and ddr⌠wish both another 15 years of fun
Rock Band 4 will require an Epic Account starting on January 15th to play online, view and post to leaderboards, use Taunts, or engage with Rivals.
They are also taking Rock Band 1-3âs âRock Centralâ offline. This will have the largest impact on PS3 (Wii RB is long dead) where itâs online multiplayer will stop working. Itâs the current belief that RB1, 2, and 3 on Xbox 360 will continue to work online as they used 360 Live standard multiplayer matchmaking there, but the stores and leaderboards will be offline on both platforms. This also finally means Blitz is truly dead; while the game works offline, thereâs no powerups available offline so youâre never hitting any of your old high scores 
You will continue to be able to buy 360/PS3 era DLC via the console or web stores; itâs just the convenient in-game store thatâs going offline. If you want DLC on both platforms, remember on Xbox to specifically buy the 360 version to get the One/Series entitlement. On Playstation you can buy it in RB4 and it will give you the PS3 entitlement.
Note: This is the largest update to the Rock Band 4 client in 5 years, so this is a good sign for Epic actually supporting Rock Band as they could have easily decided it was not worth the effort and just stopped releasing DLC and Rivals challenges when sunsetting Rock Central (which RB4 also ran on until this change). It is not an easy undertaking to convert RB4 over to EOS as it uses a custom internal Harmonix engine called Forge.