Rocksmith Real Tone Cable

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Ubisoft doesn’t offer drivers to support the gameplay experience. That means your computer must recognize the guitar, or you don’t get to play!

You will need an AB/Y pedal for this fix. It doesn’t need to be anything fancy. The Donner ABY Boxwill do just fine. The issues commonly associated with the real tone cable can be broken down into two categories: No audio and Latency. No AudioIn this guide, we will walk through some common fixes with the cable and get you playing again! Common Issues I´ve got an old generic usb hub 2.0, it have power DC 5v input but is no need, just connect to de 3.0 usb port on my pc windows 10 and connect then the realtone cable 2011 to one of the ports of the hub, IT WORKS AFTER ALL, hope it works for all of you.

Well I just hear it. To mesure it precisely I just record both my bass direct + the sound game return: my bass goes to the MOTU using the head DI output (or AES/EBU when not playing the game Once there, follow the in-game directions to calibrate your guitar. When calibrating, once the game asks you to mute the strings after playing, mute them with your hand and immediately release them. Reinstalling the USB drivers on your computer can sometimes help reset the Real Tone cable and get it to start transmitting audio again.When you prefer to use the branded products, a new Real Tone Cable guarantees that you can start playing again.

Finally, if you have tried all of these fixes and you are still having audio or latency issues, it might be time to replace your Real Tone cable. What drives us into doing what we do? It’s either passion or need. Here at DeviceMAG we take technology very serious, no matter if it’s a small gadget or a new device on the market. With a passion for everything that gets geeks high we’re here to feed you with the latest news.Some third-party Real Tone cable alternatives are readily available and will likely work on most devices. Replacing A Cable But with the game, no way. On double notes on fast songs I'm hearing a complete note late, like having a permanent slow delay.