Most Rocksmith fans are expecting a DLC hint today but instead Black_Widow9 an US Forum Manager for Ubisoft has posted the following update...
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This looks like a great way to play.
Rocksmith+, the award winning music-learning app that teaches you guitar and piano with thousands of hit songs, is coming to PlayStation and Steam on June 6, and is available to wishlist now on both platforms.
Want to learn how to play acoustic, electric, or bass guitar?
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Oh man. Rocksmith 2, pls.
How is Rocksmith?owners of the game list the pros & cons.
Lag doesn't work the same way in Rocksmith the way it does in RockBand. Rocksmith uses the sound of your real guitar, not pre-recorded sound, so any delay between your physical strumming and the audio of your guitar being heard cannot be corrected by lag settings. RockBand is playing pre-recorded guitar parts, so the system can adjust the timing of your button presses to synch with the pre-recorded notes. If you played drums in RockBand, when you do your free-for-all fills, you'll still hear lag between when you hit the notes and when you hear the notes, because again, those free fills are not pre-recorded, so they cannot be synched.
If you have heard of the game coming out later this year, Band Fuse, it is supposed to play like Rocksmith with real guitars, bass, and singing, but they say they somehow removed the lag. I am somewhat skeptical, but keeping my eyes open. With modern flat screen tvs and sound systems, signals get slowed, so I don't know how they can fix it (if you are hearing your instrument instead of pre-recorded music).