If this guide helped you out, and you would like to say thanks, throw something my way. I hope this guide has been helpful for you! I heard that it goes far better with quality than using the normal cable, yet, a sad thing, is that the Real Tone Cable is really fragile and can be easily broke as many users have told me. I would like to add that this is a workaround if you can't really get the cable.
#ROCKSMITH 2014 PATCH UPDATE#
After the game launch, IT SHOULD LOOK LIKE THISġ - Buy a suitable adapter for your cable Ģ - Plug the cable either to your line-in or microphone port ģ - Mute all the other recording devices, but the guitar and configure it (and your sound devices aswell) to Channel 2, 16 bit(s), 48000 Hz (DVD Quality) Ĥ - Go to your installation folder, update your Rocksmith.ini to this ĥ - Download the No Cable Patch and place it on your installation folder aswell ħ - If you experience issues, come back and check the FAQ session.Īt first you may encounter some noise issues, go around the options menu and configure in-game audio, and you're fine! Then launch your game and let the No Cable Patch running on background. Put a shortcut of the No Cable Patch executable on the desktop, if you prefer, and launch it. Place the No Cable Patch executable on the game's main folder. The first controls the audio settings of Rocksmith 2014, where you can CHECK HEREĮdit those depending on your issues or prefferences (its prefferable to use the one provided in the guide). There are two major sections to the Rocksmith.ini file. ini provided in this guide has the following settings that may cause crash issues:īe sure to change these lines for your screen's default resolution. Go to your Rocksmith Installation folder (C:Programs Files (x86)SteamsteamappscommonRocksmith2014 by default). Do the same with the sound output device you're using (TV/Headphones/Soundboxes), or there will be no audio ingame. Right click the guitar's input, and go to properties>advanced and there, change the Default Format of the device to Channel 2, 16 bit(s), 48000 Hz (DVD Quality). There, disable all of your sound recording devices, unless for the guitar one. Next thing you will want to do is go to your desktop, open tray, and right click the little sound icon and go to recording devices. No information is available for this page.Learn why. It really sounds crystal clear, far better than on the microphone, where had a bunch of background noise. It's highly recommended for you to use the line-in port. You have two options on where to connect it from, line-in or microphone port (Line-in highly recommended).
CABLE CONNECTIONĪfter arranging the cable and adapter, you should connect it to your PC. Mono or stereo adapter depending on your cable - If you have 3.5mm cable / If you have 1/4' cable No Cable Patch - mediafire / GDrive mirror If this guide helps you out, and you want to give me something for my effort, you can STEAM DONATE HERE! If you're one of those, just like me, that can't find any solution on the internet, this guide is for you! As many people have been asking for my help, I figured out I'd make this guide here, as steam would constanly kick the guide off.Īs a new Rocksmith user who lives somewhere that the Real Tone Cable or similar devices are really expensive or aren't avaliable at all, I couldn't get one, and wanted to use my Guitar 1/4' cable.