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The software is compatible with many instruments such as guitar, drums, bass, piano, ukulele and many others! You can make tablatures for each instrument, scroll the music score, write your music and use many pedagogical tools such as a chord dictionary or a scale library. Transposition features are also available to easily transcribe your songs from one instrument to another.

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As mentioned, the guitar port is still supported, but podfarm 1 isn't. There's more of support on helix and podfarm 2. it's your call really, the only wotk around without spending is running Podfarm 1 in compatibility mode.

By the way, if I thought my guitar port sucked, I would get something new. I don't have a problem upgrading hardware when needed. But my guitar port is exactly what I want... I like it better than the $100 replacement. I use it for practice (no recording), and I have it setup on my desk as my main volume knob for my computer volume. It's a great, simple piece of hardware... one of the best purchases I ever made.

I am unable to get a signal from my guitar through Guitar Port. I downloaded most recent drivers from Line 6 Monkey and everything is green but when I open Podfarm 2 there is no signal to the tuner. It is not guitar related and I have had this XT device for many years and is undamaged. Green light comes on and windows 10 says it is working properly. In the top left corner of Podfarm 2 is the signal level and it is blank. When I go to Hardware & Driver settings in driver format it says inactive. I have not found a way to make it active. There is a picture of the device in the window and it says Line 6 audio - Midi devices-3.62 Driver version 4.2.7.7 it also says input source and record sends are configured in the mixer view when podfarm is running. In mixer view the send 1-2 & 3-4 are dull red and usable. However their function does nothing as there is no signal present. The input output that should be lit up if there was a signal is dull gray with no way to activate. I have tried everything I can think of in window 10 to get operational with no success. I have not tried uninstalling all line 6 software and reinstalling. I have nothing to lose as my interface does not work.

Immediately after installing Guitar Pro 8 Version 8.02 - Build 24 on Windows 10, Powershell can no longer be launched from the windows SHIFT+RIGHTCLICK popup menu. You get the message 'explorer.exe Application not found'.

Recently I bought a Behringer UMC22 audio interface to connect electric my guitar to the PC. I am using ASIO4All driver and Guitar Rig 6 Player for adding effects, and I can get the processed audio back onto my headphones (connected to the same audio interface). That part is working (although missing some fine-tuning - eliminating noise etc).

Now I'd like to add on top of that some tracks coming from my computer (Guitar Pro etc) to practice with other instruments. How can I achieve this? When the Asio4All driver is not active (e.g. Guitar Rig not open), I can get the audio coming from Windows into the headphones connected to the audio interface, but when the Asio4All driver is activated it stops working. I read somewhere this is a "design feature, not a bug" due to low latency requirements / bypassing Windows for that, etc. But is there no way to get audio coming from Windows + the guitar effects going into the same output device? I am sure I'm not the first trying to do this, so how do you do?

I tried the solution of disabling the exclusive access to the audio device. I found out the option and disabled the exclusive access, but still no luck. Either Guitar Rig works OR the windows sound. Not both at the same time. Strange.

What I'd like to accomplish at the end is to have the audio from my browser (I used the paid version of -guitar.com/ for the backing track) AND the audio from Guitar Rig both being output to the microphone attached to the audio interface. I must be missing something silly because I don't think think this is such an extraordinary use case .. (or is it?)

If you load your backing track on one Track of your DAW and put guitar rig as an effect on another track which is set to record your guitar input then you can listen to both sound sources simultaneously, because only the DAW uses the audio interface then

Hello,

I am hopeful someone can help me out here.

I have been trying to connect an Xbox 360 wireless guitar hero guitar to windows 10.

I do have a Xbox Wireless Adapter but it doesn't seem to pair with the guitar.

I have tried a few different drivers but nothing seems to work.

I can speak into my USB mic or laptop built-in mic and Audacity records it. When I play acoustic guitar into either mic, no sound is recorded. When I play guitar and sing at the same time into either mic, only the vocals are recorded. I also tried playing music from my phone speaker into the mic and nothing was recorded. Help!

I just downloaded Ardour for Windows and I am trying to understand how to get my audio interface to work so I can create and record a guitar track. I have a Line 6 UX1 for my interface and Ardour seems to recognize it with no trouble. What I am having trouble with is getting any guitar signal to Ardour. If anyone can guide me through the process, it would be much appreciated!

Anyway, this sort of works for youtube videos. But what if you want to play live as in e.g. bandhub? Well, I found a working solution. The headset output from the Guitar Link! Just connect it with a small jack cable to the audio recording input of your PC. Now the signal from your guitar (INCLUDING effects from Guitar Link or other software) can be recorded as if they came from a mic!!!

I wound up just throwing this behringer inteface in the trash and bought a Good interface for $150.

This behringer is pure junk. after trying to get it to work right on SEVERAL software programs

and failing i gave up on it There is a reason it is only $30 compared to other guitar interfaces that are $100 and up.

I recently bought an electric guitar and since i don't have an amp i use the instructions on instructables website on How to use your computer as a guitar amplifier and install guitar rig and the asio driver.

now my audio jack is a combo mic/headphone 3.5 jack.when i connect my guitar to the jack i set it to mic but when i start the guitar rig software it only makes a noise and there seems to be no input from the mic jack in the sounds setting.

It makes a noise means the guitar is connected to the speaker, so check every physical cable connection to make sure that the plug is firmly inserted 100% into the socket, because if it is not plugged in properly, a steady noise may result.

When connected to my computer, it works fine, I get the modified audio via the headphone out. However, if I want to listen to practice materials, media on my laptop for example, and play along, I have to jump through a few more hoops; my current setup is to use a 1/4" lead from the headphone out to my amp, use a 3.5mm cable from the headphone port on the laptop to the same port on my amp, and then plug headphones in my amp. This way I can get both my guitar audio and computer audio at the same time. It's convoluted, but provided I have an amp, it works.

However, I'm away from home at the moment and don't have access to my amplifier, though I have a guitar and USB interface along with GR software. I can't seem to configure the ASIO4ALL drivers in such a fashion that I get the normal laptop output via the USB interface, without cutting off the output from Guitar Rig. Can anyone advise me on a way to have the two working simultaneously?

There's a recorder and a player in guitar rig I use it all the time.You drag a track and drop it over the player and you can play it and slow it down and change the pitch. Its a pretty useful tool helps with practicing.You can't play another media application on your PC if you have asio as in the first answer

Try using a good external audio board for the daw audio input (like: computer audio out through a splitter(to input A of the splitter) in the external audio board with the guitar rig output(to input B of the splitter)so you can also record the audio of the backing track and your guitar together (figure out what you may do with two good external audio boards paired together... for example: computer out to external audio board 1 in and guitar rig out(if hardware) or in(if software) to/with (depends) external audio board 2 in in a way to (also) record the audio with your favourite daw of your guitar(effected) and the computer on two separated tracks

Besides composing on the tablature, you can also use a virtual guitar fretboard or piano keyboard to make composition even easier. What's more, it also enables you to play the songs you compose, using one of the many instruments included in it. On top of that, it provides import and export support for GP3, GP4, and GP5 file formats.

For the most realistic representation of a guitar part in the Notation Window (tab) and Guitar Fretboard window, the MIDI note data needs to be on multiple channels. Usually, channel 11 is used for a note that should be played on the 1st string, channel 12 is used for the 2nd string, and so on up to channel 16. If multiple channels are not used, there is no way for Band-in-a-Box to know for sure which string each note is supposed to be played on. Band-in-a-Box will do its best to figure this out and this will be adequate in many cases, but you may find some places where a "live" musician would use a different string. 17dc91bb1f