mikejl46

For me, Computer digital audio out to Pioneer sc25, Polk RTi a7 speakers + sub Computer video monitor out to Sony 42” TV. Bass guitar Y'd to computer and bass guitar amp. Then turn down in game bass and use the amp instead.

So does the sort by date added in Rocksmith not work, or maybe it just doesn't work for me? When I add a song, I can't find it on the bottom or the top of the list, using Sort by date added

It is very useful when making CDLC There are some tutorial's here on this site for making CDLC

If you subscribe to Chordify You then are able to download the midi file for the song that is being played in Chordify . The midi file download also gives BPM for the song. You can then import that midi file into TuxGuitar save as a GP5 file. Then convert the Youtube song to mp3. Load song into EOF import your GP5 file enter the BPM given for the song, and everything lines up perfectly

I'm creating my own cdlc, and I'm creating my own difficulty levels. I was wondering if there is a way to adjust the scroll speed in EOF for the difficulty levels when creating the song. After I create the cdlc and play the song in Rocksmith the highest level scroll speed is perfect, but the lower level scroll speed is way to slow. I would like the scroll speed to be the same for all levels. Is there some way to do that?

Just to add, I'm not on a Mac, but still have the problem once in a while, not able to click on anything.

I have that exact same problem ones in a while, and I have to restart Rocksmith to get it to work.

Just want to add to my comment above, Wwise does need to be installed, and I had to use an older version, This version works fine v2014.1.6 build 5318. It's nice just to add your file to the Toolkit and and it does the conversion from there.

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It's been a few years since I made any cdlc, and found out recently you don't even need Wwise now, OGG tab in Rocksmith Custom Tool Kit, Input Vobis OGG or WAV file to convert to Wem

I think it would be nice if tutorials were up dated, I made my self some cdlc quite a while back, but forgot how to do it and wanted to make some more recently, so I started back at the tutorials, I didn't even realize i didn't need to use Wwise anymore, and was able to use the toolkit instead, didn't find that info in a tutorial, but in a past discussion I was reading.

Also at the top menu in EOF Select Help then Select Keys from the drop down, a lot of good info there for maneuvering your notes.

Just figured out it works fine when you have input set for Real Tone Cable, and probably won't come up until a song with a different tuning comes along. If you have it set to Disconnected it will ask you to Tune your guitar before every song.

Well Heck, I need to spend more time learning this game. I just figured out something that I never knew. In Rif Repeater, I can select sections that are hard, bring the difficulty down on just those sections, without bringing down the difficulty on all the other sections that are already easy. Then bring the selections bars back out to play the entire song, with just the hard parts difficulty brought down, pretty much exactly what I was looking for. Perfect, like a whole new game now.

I do like the DD, I was a logger for many many years, run chain saw, skid wood with cable skidder. My hands, fingers are worn out and stiff, Less finger movement the better, I need to take it down a notch on some songs. I just want to play the songs, don't care to learn them, and a slightly easier version of the song to play is fine with me. What I don't like is when DD takes out too much of the easier notes along with the hard. Then you have something that doesn't even sound good played. But some songs do work better then others with the DD turned down a few notches.