Yamaha THR10II Confirmed Working!
Bananovnik opened this issue · 4 comments
I recently get Yamaha THR10II and can confrim it works like a charm with rs_asio. I got to work with latencyBuffer set to 2, but 3 or 4 works as well. I guess other Yamaha THR models like THR10IIW and THR30IIW will work without problems, because they are basically the same. Only Yamaha Asio driver from their website is needed.
Rocksmith.ini:
[Audio]
EnableMicrophone=0
ExclusiveMode=1
LatencyBuffer=2
ForceDefaultPlaybackDevice=0
ForceWDM=0
ForceDirectXSink=0
DumpAudioLog=0
MaxOutputBufferSize=0
RealToneCableOnly=0
Win32UltraLowLatencyMode=1
RS_ASIO.ini:
[Config]
EnableWasapiOutputs=0
EnableWasapiInputs=0
EnableAsio=1
[Asio]
; available buffer size modes:
; driver - respect buffer size setting set in the driver
; host - use a buffer size as close as possible as that requested by the host application
; custom - use the buffer size specified in CustomBufferSize field
BufferSizeMode=driver
CustomBufferSize=
[Asio.Output]
Driver=ASIO THRII
BaseChannel=0
AltBaseChannel=
EnableSoftwareEndpointVolumeControl=1
EnableSoftwareMasterVolumeControl=1
SoftwareMasterVolumePercent=100
[Asio.Input.0]
Driver=ASIO THRII
Channel=0
EnableSoftwareEndpointVolumeControl=1
EnableSoftwareMasterVolumeControl=1
SoftwareMasterVolumePercent=100
[Asio.Input.1]
Driver=
Channel=1
EnableSoftwareEndpointVolumeControl=1
EnableSoftwareMasterVolumeControl=1
SoftwareMasterVolumePercent=100
[Asio.Input.Mic]
Driver=
Channel=1
EnableSoftwareEndpointVolumeControl=1
EnableSoftwareMasterVolumeControl=1
SoftwareMasterVolumePercent=100
For some reason it seems I missed this post, sorry about that.
And thank you for the report, added to the list! 👍
I've THR30IIW and it works without problems.
Also added 👍
Some notes on tuning:
The Yamaha ASIO driver appears as a stereo device and puts the "wet" signal (with the amp simulator and all the physical knobs on the amp applied) as channel 0 (left) and the "dry" signal (the direct signal digitized from the guitar) as channel 1 (right). Since Rocksmith is itself an amp simulator you probably want to configure only the [Asio.Input.1]
section i.e. the one with Channel=1
.
The dry signal is a lot quieter, so Rocksmith may complain that your guitar is too quiet and not let you calibrate properly. Easy to fix, just set SoftwareMasterVolumePercent=200
which adds some gain.
I found that
[Asio]
BufferSizeMode=custom
CustomBufferSize=128
allowed me to set LatencyBuffer=1
thus achieving the lowest possible latency (not quite as snappy as playing directly from the amp though). CustomBufferSize=96
brought the crackling back, so that's too low.