#Rocksmith 2014 cable best buy free
#Rocksmith 2014 cable best buy windows

In the end of the day, it's basically the same thing that having your computer and a Pod connected to a console going to your monitors. Or using an external mixer, to get the same result.

#Rocksmith 2014 cable best buy free

I assume if your interface don't feature possibility to hear ASIO + system sounds simultaneously, you may as well connect your rear computer output to your audio interface (assuming you have enough free inputs). The only trick is for the output to go on you audio interface, so you can listen everybody on the same speakers.

#Rocksmith 2014 cable best buy windows

So basically : you use your audio interface (with smallest buffer size of course) with amplitube ou Guitar rig or whatever, in ASIO at 48Khz, and in parallel you use Rocksmith on the windows WDM drivers. I don't think it's an uncommon feature, though. It supports ASIO + Windows simultaneously (the latter only on main out, that being said that's all i need).

The trick is that my audio interface - Audient iD22, not the most expensive piece of gear you could acquire, nor the cheapest - is multiclient. If I can't get my answer that's fine - I wasn't really expecting it. If I drop $50 on a cable that's equal to my free line -in jack I'd be pretty upset. I was hoping to find someone that had tried both methods (RTC vs line in to see if there is an audible improvement - even considering the RTC seems to have latency and noise issues in the game that lead to some folks opting for a real amp instead. My audio interface doesn't support 16 bit and neither does my headphone amp, so that led to me trying the line in jack, because I've heard people complaining about sound quality out of the rocksmith cable, but was uncertain if that was just configuration errors. I'm very aware that my current setup is horrible. Note that with the recent Microphone mode, using any kind of USB input is now very easy and will probably offer way better result than going through the line input but that will disable the ingame tone. Getting a crystal clear sound with a guitar on a line input is impossible. There's no question about it, it's physics. So of course a cable that will have an ADC which is optimized to work with a guitar or bass signal will perform better than a line input. Line level can be used but will have way higher SNR ratio than what would usually be expected and there's still a mismatch in impedance which cause lots of issue that won't help Rocksmith work properly. Guitar DOES NOT ouput a line level at all but are way closer to the MIC input level but you can't use a MIC input level because of impedance issue which would simply kill the signal. Anyone out there getting crystal clear sound, or are the in game amps just If you have 1000$ worth of equipement and you are using a line input, you should seriously rethink what you are doing. I' run everything on a pretty powerful new gaming desktop (i7 4770k, MSI Z87-GD65 MB, etc.) Does anyone know what the requirements are for using the 'Win32lowlatencymode' are? Ubi doesnt have any specs on it, and my sound is completely garbled with it on at any buffer settings, but I'm curious if there's something I could get to improve the performance there. It's worth noting that i'm using a very cheap ($2) 3.5mm adapter as my comp doesnt have a built in 1/4 jack. Increasing Latency buffer/max output doesnt really seem to improve it. I tend to get dropouts as the strings quiet down and distortion sounds like tit has static in it, as well as high or loud notes appearing to be unintentionallyВ distorted. I found some advice for the configuration settings (how to mute) that drastically reduced the static I get, but it still sounds rather poor, especially using the orange amp / most distortion amps in the game. It would be totally useless to me otherwise. Would I see any sound quality improvement if I were to get a rocksmith cable? Google left me empty trying to find any comparisons. It's fairly upsetting that I have $1000 worth of hi end recording gear and a PS audio amp at near-zero latency for other purposes, and yet it performs worse than my realtek onboard sound card. I've been doing a ton of research on the nuances of sound configuration in this game.