To max out DD (almost straight from Time Is Fading's sig).  When you start the song

 

- Press space bar

 

- Press and hold 0

 

- Press down arrow

 

- Press and hold right arrow

 

- Press delete key

 

 

 

Wow, that must have taken 10 seconds :)

 

Sarcasm aside, it does bother me too.  I wish there was a global setting in options to always max out DD.

 

 

Also, on the control thing.  I have a xbox 360 pad permanently hooked up, and I use the keyboard to navigate the game.  Once you learn the button it ain't so bad.

 

 

What does really annoy me though, is that stupid deliberate pause before it does anything e.g. hit ctrl to change path, change the path then press esc to come out.  How many times I've hit esc over and over because I think the game is broke - nope, for some reason it needs to take 5 fkn seconds to respond to a button press :(

 

It does this a lot, using tone designer is nippy too.  All those little pauses can get quite frustrating.  And when you assign a tone to a slot you need to make sure you wait the 3 or 5 seconds it prescribes, or it loads the slot instead of assigning your new tone to it.   AGHAAGHAGHAGAGH

 

Why can't it just be a slick, quick menu system...

 

 

 

Rant over, bring on RS16 :D

Lol.  Ditto on all counts.  DD to 100% would be great.  It would also be nice to be able to lock it in, so it doesn't drop down when too many notes are missed.  I frequently unplug guitar, and plug into my amp, while playing Rocksmith.  I can adjust volumes better, and I think it is better to try to train your ears to hear the songs instead of your eyes to watch the screen.  This has helped my song retention 10x over.  Many times I have found that Rocksmith will not always count the note you played, even though it is correct; so you spend alot of time watching to see if you are hitting notes, and it is easier to hear them.

 

As far as having to many CDLC's in folder, I have been wondering about this for awhile now.  Other than the link provided earlier for different profiles ( seems a little involved ),  Couldn't you just move your CDLC to seperate folders outside of Rocksmith file, and then just input whatever folder you wanted before starting the game?  I know if you wanted to change song list, you would have to shut down game and switch folders, then reload.  But this might speed things up a bit.

 

It does this a lot, using tone designer is nippy too.  All those little pauses can get quite frustrating.  And when you assign a tone to a slot you need to make sure you wait the 3 or 5 seconds it prescribes, or it loads the slot instead of assigning your new tone to it.   AGHAAGHAGHAGAGH

 

Why can't it just be a slick, quick menu system...

 

Honestly this is one of the main potential this game has, yet I absolutely despise using it because of how terribly frustrating it is. 

The tone designer could be such a huge part of rocksmith they just need to make it more user friendly, more or less like Guitar Rig 5.

 

And for the delay in the game...that is really one of the worst things ever, just because of the fact that sometimes I don't know whether my controls registered or not, I can understand that the game needs some time to process my request but it gives no sign of "loading" for small things.

Wish the game would let me play it without my cord plugged in and didn't de level me for failing. I'd like to just be able to look at the notes and play on my amp so I can hear what I'm doing more clearly. An extention tonthis, I wish every clip / preview on the song list was the full version of the song. Sometimes I just like to listen to the songs and maybe mess around a little bit, but don't want to go through the hassle of starting the song.

Wish the game would let me play it without my cord plugged in and didn't de level me for failing. I'd like to just be able to look at the notes and play on my amp so I can hear what I'm doing more clearly. An extention tonthis, I wish every clip / preview on the song list was the full version of the song. Sometimes I just like to listen to the songs and maybe mess around a little bit, but don't want to go through the hassle of starting the song.

I do this all the time.  You have to play the songs in riff repeater, that way it doesn't drop the level down.  I am also plugged into my amp and not RS, and haven't had an issue.  I just have to be sure the guitar is plugged in when started for the tuning portion, then unplug it the rest of the time.

Looks like game navigation is the key. Fix it ubisoft!