Thankfully Rocksmith+ does allow you to alter the difficulty of the song you are learning. For rookie players with no experience at all, this will most certainly be a natural way of looking at the guitar notes. It should be noted that you can switch to RS Tab view, which will flip the strings to be in tab order if you really struggle to adjust to the default view. That said, we totally understand why they have chosen to go down this route. Coming from a traditional tab background, it was a little confusing.

Now, we must admit it took us a little while to get used to the note layout of Rocksmith+.

Where tab is traditionally represented upside down with the low-E string on the bottom, in Rocksmith+, the low-E is on top, as it is on a guitar. . The note blocks are color-coded to match the strings and the note formulations are laid out in a reverse-tablature style, with numbers representing the frets. Viewing the guitar as if you were looking through the back of the neck, notes – represented by colored blocks – pass by in time with the music. If you've played previous entries in the Rocksmith franchise, you'll be familiar with the gameplay. With latency issues quashed, we can turn our attention to the mechanics of the game and the layout of the notes. All we had to do was head to the settings tab and reduce the buffer size of the game and the problem was resolved.

Once we completed the tutorials, we did notice a very slight amount of latency, but thankfully, this was easily remedied.

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