Guitar Rig 4 Problem Options

[RageO]

Quick question.

When I use guitar rig and Asio4all drivers I can no longer get sound from web videos.
Because of this I am unable to use guitar rig and listen the lessons as it takes over the output.

Any advice on how I can use GR with asio and still get the web to output sound as well ?

I cant figure this one out.

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[Tangomouse]

Quick question.

When I use guitar rig and Asio4all drivers I can no longer get sound from web videos.
Because of this I am unable to use guitar rig and listen the lessons as it takes over the output.

Any advice on how I can use GR with asio and still get the web to output sound as well ?

I cant figure this one out.

The only way i know of is to use two sound cards or in my case two pc's with guitar into line in and a lead from sound out to line in on the other pc.

You cand get sound cards with multiple channels that would allow both.

i use amplitube not guitar rig, but they are both similar, I'm a computer engineer thats how i know these posible ways
a cheaper solution is to buy a usb sound card and set that to use Asio drivers

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This post has been edited by Tangomouse: May 3 2012, 06:53 PM

[RageO]

The only way i know of is to use two sound cards or in my case two pc's with guitar into line in and a lead from sound out to line in on the other pc.

You cand get sound cards with multiple channels that would allow both.

i use amplitube not guitar rig, but they are both similar, I'm a computer engineer thats how i know these posible ways
a cheaper solution is to buy a usb sound card and set that to use Asio drivers

Thanks, I figured as much I was hoping for a quick fix but I could not find it I think usb sound card would be the best option for me.

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[Todd Simpson]

Thanks, I figured as much I was hoping for a quick fix but I could not find it I think usb sound card would be the best option for me.

An audio interface of some kind is always a good plan for home recording. They have gotten much cheaper and have really nice inputs and outputs of various types to make setting up your home studio a snap There are wads of posts on this subject and the wiki is also full of killer info.

Here is a link to get you started

https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/wiki/index.php/Recording

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