Guitar Rig raises a lot of troubleshooting questions, mainly related to setting the minimum audio latency. Also, problems may arise due to the computer configuration mismatching requirements.
It is necessary
Driver Asio4all v2
Instructions
Step 1
Download the additional driver Asio4all v2 from the asio4all.com website and install it on your computer if you have not already done so. From the Sound, Speech and Audio Devices menu in the computer control panel, select the Speech tab and change the device to yours on the audio output. Apply and save the changes and close the windows by clicking the OK buttons.
Step 2
Go to the Guitar Rig program installed on your computer and go to the File menu, and then to the setting called "audio + midi settings". For interface, set acio, for Sample rate - 44100, note that the lower this indicator, the faster the computer works, but this significantly degrades the sound quality. Set the Output Device to ASIO4ALL v2.
Step 3
Click on the Acio config button and immediately, without changing any parameters, go to the Acio Buffer size control. Set it to 200. Apply the changes and close all windows, and then proceed to test the program's functionality. If there are certain delays in work, then you did everything right.
Step 4
Set the value of the regulator a little less, for example to 170 and check the operation by applying the changes Do this until you find the correct working configuration for your computer with minimal latency.
Step 5
If you have problems adjusting the volume of the inputs, change it to linear. Also try to keep the configuration of the computer in line with the system requirements of the software. When using Guitar Rig on the Windows Seven operating system, there are also often problems associated with launching or working in it, in this case, use the compatibility mode with Windows XP from the context menu of the program launch shortcut.
