hooolian

Once you have added the leading silence, click "beat" at the top. On the drop down menu, click "push offset back." Do that four times for four beats.

I don't have a switchbox. I am connecting them manually for now. Mainly because the onboard audio doesn't provide enough power to my headphones. I just unplug my headphones from the Scarlett and into a Logitech surround sytem that plugs into the motherboard. If I plug the headphones directly into the motherboard I can't get the volume high enough. I have looked into switchboxes though. that would make it easier. I also have another computer in my gym room that I use to play while on my spin bike. For that computer I use a cheapo Behringer guitar interface for the audio output. (I use that instead of the onboard audio because of the volume issue as well.) However, unlike the Scarlett, there is no latency issues with the Behringer. But, I did get popping noises. I followed the Ubisoft instructions and was able to get it to work perfect. I don't remember for certain but I want to say that setting the audio engine to 1 did the trick. I think the "higher tier" audio interfaces just don't play well with Rocksmith. I really wish they did though. My Sennheisers with the Scarlett is a sweet combo.

I was gifted a Focusrite Scarlett Solo (gen 2) to use with my Peavey Revalver software. The audio sounded so good that I made it as my default sound device. When I tried it with Rocksmith, It sounded great, however the latency made it unplayable. I tried the ubisoft recommended latency fixes, but they did not work. Now I have to switch it to onboard sound when I want to play Rocksmith. It's very easy to do in windows 10. You just left click the sound icon in the taskbar, and if you have multiple sound devices enabled the current one will be displayed and there will be a downward arrow next to it. Just click the arrow and select the device you want.

This worked. I made the handshape in EOF but it did not render the repeat boxes in the 3D viewer. So I was skeptical that it would work, but to my surprise... http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q408/hooolian/RSCapture5_zpseyvtyam1.jpg ...It worked. Thanks iminashi.

I tried this and it did seem to work in EOF. The following chords are rendered as repeat chords in the 3D viewer. However.... ...It did not transfer to Rocksmith that way. Here is an example of what I'm trying to get. This is from the Official KSE DLC "Holy Diver". It's not the best example because it is only one repeat box, but this is what I'm going for. http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q408/hooolian/RSCapture2_zpsrepawsaf.jpg Thanks for your input.

Thats a good idea. I didn't think of that. Thanks.

Is there a way to force repeat chord boxes to show up when there are notes between chords? In this example I am trying to have the first C5 chord show up fully and the subsequent C5 chords show as repeat boxes even though there are palm muted open notes between them. I know this happens in offiicial DLC, but I don't recall seeing it in CDLC. I have searched the forum for an answer, but all I found was a post from 4 years ago and at that time it was not possible. I'm hoping there is a way to do it now.

I had the same problem. I figured out it was my gsync monitor. I had it enabled for full screen and windowed mode. I switched it to full screen mode only and It is now fixed. Not sure if this would help in your case. It was nearly unusable for me. It was too laggy and I had to make multiple clicks to get it to respond sometimes. When I made a note edit the audio would be out of sync for a short while. I was frustrating. Now its all good. :D