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Hi, After spending the last two nights searching the internet for a proper solution for my problem i decided to try it here. I know many people have this or a similar problem but none of their many solutions seems to help me. I recently bought a new computer: - intel i7 2600k - 16gb corsair ram - asus P8Z68-V PRO motherboard with on board sound (realtek hd driver) - win7 home premium 64 bit my drivers are all updated, i even got the new rig control 2 driver. A: first i used it with guitar rigs own output device and i thought it worked great until i noticed the the crackling and the klicking noises, which appear in an irregular interval.

Changing the sample rate in any kind didn't make a difference and the rig control 2 diagnostics didn't show any noticeable problems (system performance test got never over 150µs). So i tried the 'Windows 7 Tuning Tips for audio processing' from the ni site and the asio4all troubleshooting guide. Nothing seems change the occuring of the crackling in any way. B: after that didn't work i tried asio4all but for some reason i can't get any output. I narrrowed the problem down to the settings, because the guitar sounds arrive at the rig control (what the green input-led shows me) but in the guitar rig program the input 'gauge' shows nothing. I read it has something to do with the 'not so great compatibility betweeen asio4all an the realtek hd driver'. Anyhow somehow i got it so far that i see some gain at the input gauge but it's nearly unnoticeable, even though the metronom sounds appear in normal volume.

After trying as much different control settings in guitar rig 2, asio4all, windows and the realtek hd audio-manager i feel like someone who searches a phone number starting with 111 11111, 111 11112. I'd really appreciate it if anybody could help me with one of these two problems (preferably A). For better clearence i'll uploaded some pictures of my current settings (these are just the ones i tried last). I seem to be running into the exact same problem.

I've got the guitar connected to the Rig Kontrol and when I play it I can see the levels indicator on the Rig Kontrol moving (so the sound is coming in to the hardware, at least), but there is no input registered at all in Guitar Rig 5. I'm using ASIO4ALL because I want to be able to route the audio out from Guitar Rig back to my PC so I can play through my headphones along with music coming from iTunes or wherever. I don't have the ability (where I am right now) to hook the headphones up to the Rig Kontrol's output and route my audio player through the Rig Kontrol. If I turn on the metronome in Guitar Rig I can hear it playing through the headphones just fine, so the only issue I seem to be having is the disconnect between the Rig Kontrol's input and Guitar Rig. I have win7 enterprise, Rig Kontrol 3 and Guitar Rig 3 and the same problem. I installed from the original GR3 CD and got an error when the CD wanted to install the driver.

Sorry, I didn't take note of the error, but it was missing something. I knew there was a newer driver available, so I did not care much at that point. Started the service center and got update to GR3.2 and new Control Editor and driver downloaded. Installed new GR3 without changing anything. Bobcad cam v21 keygen crack windows 7.