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  1. Yeah I did think that MartyV, but as it's so random and I have 50+ customs it might take a while to pin down :???:
  2. I don't know what else to try to solve this, anyone?
  3. Hi, I'm not sure if anyone else has had this, but it seems that when playing customs for an extended period the song volume starts to decrease. I have all bars up to 100% in mixer and have tried lowering all volumes as low as they go apart from the guitar 1 volume and then increasing my speaker volume, but this hasn't solved it. Has anyone else experienced this and, if so, have a fix for it? Foobs
  4. Thanks for the reply, but it wasn't leading space I had an issue with, just where the notes began in the file after an import. To solve all I had to do was select all and then drag them into the correct position. I should have gone a little farther into the tut to find an answer, sorry :oops:
  5. Hi, This is my first attempt at creating a CDLC and have been following the tut by SkepticSquid (thanks SS). I'm not having an issue with the process as such, but it seems that the Guitar Pro file has a differing leading space and because of this I cannot get the fingering to synchronise with the music waveform. The song is Ed Sheeran's Small Bump and after importing the MP3 there seems to be a leading 2250 milliseconds of quiet. Because of this when I import the Guitar Pro file it starts 2250ms too soon. Is there a way I can push the GP fingerings forward without having to go in and manually adjust every note? Adding leading space to the track just pushes the music waveform and GP file forward together so doesn't fix the issue. Thanks in advance, Foobs
  6. Yes you can buy electric pickups for the acoustic guitar and the have the same jack as an electric guitar. They attach inside the soundhole, but I don't know how good they sound in Rocksmith. I can't imagine that it would not work with the rocksmith cable.
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