Im not sure if I missed but didnt see a question about this. Is there a limit as to how many songs you can have as CDLC in RS2014? Since the other day when I added several CDLC to my Rocksmith 2014.....the game now when starting up always says(and never did before), "Enumerating Song List"

 

It just takes a while to count up all the songs, that's all. I've seen some people claiming to have hundreds of CDLCs loaded with no issues (other than the list taking a while to generate).

I thought that may be the case but wasnt entirely sure. Thanks

I'm up to ~700 right now, with no issues.

About a thousand, and as you say it shows the enumerating message, but it's gone in a couple of seconds

Im on ps3. I have nearly 300 songs in Total but when I load rocksmith 2014 up it says enumerating content for over 5mins. Annoying when I want to test a song I have to wait for them all to load up.

I have over 400 and played over 350 from them and everything works fine :)

 

Much faster than in RS1 and I do not have this problem that after some time RS2014 is slower, while in RS1 it was slower and slower to run the program after each day

 

:)

 

(btw: PC version)

Over 9000. 

 

 

(hangs his head in shame)

 

Sorry.

I don't have that many songs on my my Mac with steam and we never shows all the songs i have, there are a bunch of songs that only appear sometimes in the game and I don't know why. Some songs appear all the time and others don't, anyone know why? :(

9000? What? Do you actually play ´em all?

I don't have that many songs on my my Mac with steam and we never shows all the songs i have, there are a bunch of songs that only appear sometimes in the game and I don't know why. Some songs appear all the time and others don't, anyone know why? :(

 

I have the same problem.  It helps if you re-enumerate, i.e. escape back to the Rocksmith screen (without closing the game), then press enter and go through the Uplay screens again.  A lot of the time songs that don't show up at first will appear just by doing this.  (I do this "double start" as a matter of course, these days).

 

I also find my limit is about 300 songs - otherwise songs that normally work won't  - the icons start to not show up, and the game generally crashes if you try to select one of them.

 

Needless to say, I have several dlc folders - dlc1 dlc2 etc, and just swap content into the proper dlc folder as required so that the game sees the right files.

@@missis sumner Crashes like that are likely happening because of conflicting ID and should be easily findable with the CFSM app.

 

Also you can simply activate the enumeration via entering the shop, there's no need to go back to the main menu.

 

There's no real issue in the number of CDLC you can have but you will be more likely to have conflicting element and enumeration time grow making the loading time extremely long quickly.

@@missis sumner Crashes like that are likely happening because of conflicting ID and should be easily findable with the CFSM app.

 

Also you can simply activate the enumeration via entering the shop, there's no need to go back to the main menu.

 

There's no real issue in the number of CDLC you can have but you will be more likely to have conflicting element and enumeration time grow making the loading time extremely long quickly.

 

Sorry, what is the CFSM app?  Oh, Song Manager?  It only works on Windows though?

 

I'll try the shop though - it sounds less painful that what I'm doing at the moment. :)

Yeah windows only.

Also you can simply activate the enumeration via entering the shop, there's no need to go back to the main menu.

 

 

Can I just say here that you have made my day. No, you have made my week. Bugger it, no - my year. Thank you for saving me hours reloading the game each time I want to make a small change to a custom. 

@@JamesPrestonUK Attention, modifying a file used by Rocksmith WILL cause the game to crash when trying to play that modified file! If you want to test new revision of a CDLC one thing you can do is create the new version with a different ID (with the version number) and a different file name to not overwrite the file used by Rocksmith. It will be faster than reloading the whole game every single time but still a little bit more hassle than just going into the shop ;)

Thanks @@firekorn - that makes perfect sense (and it's still less hassle than reloading the game!)

I had over a gig of dlc's it always said that when starting, however when I got my new computer with a ssd it never says that anymore as they load so fast now.