Mattscall

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Happy new year to everyone.

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This should have been the Rhythm for inter but did Lead by accident 

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Rhythm Inter - Really struggled with detection issues 

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Inter Rhythm 

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LEad Beginner - Couldn't get to grips with this one this week.

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13 hours ago, Rodman said:

Well it might be a Win11 issue of some kind.... Since i got my new laptop i have no luck running RS there... there is always a bad distortion on the tone.... I have been through a ton of troubleshooting... of course ALL the .ini settings including buffer sizes, even audio exclusivity (though turning off is not an option for me on the long term), even turning video to min, updating drivers, stopping all background processes... i got it running well one or 2 times in 720 windowed mode fur unreproducable reasons, gone after reboot... Strangely haven´t found much on the net about that issue... maybe it´s the same at your place!?

I'm not getting any distortion, it does seem to be purely a latency issue.  I guess it's something to do with the drivers in newer machines that are running windows 11.   I'll have a final play around with the settings later but it looks like I might need to look at getting an older machine still running windows 10. 

19 hours ago, nlbsmglsk said:

Assuming you have the devices set up properly in windows, you can try changing the buffer sizes in the .ini file. Take a look at this guide: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1689646078

Thanks I've tried changing some of these and testing but doesn't seem to make any difference that I can tell anyway.

Hi everyone,

I have recently just got a new laptop as my last one was on it's last legs.  I am having some issues with input/audio latency; whenever I play a note it is replaying it through speaker/headphone a short interval after playing it, not by a lot but enough to notice it and affect how I am playing (particularly faster songs).  I'm using the same setup as previously:

• Guitar>realtone cable> usb port> internal speaker or wired headphones via headphone jack.  

I've actually had this happen on two different laptops now (HP and Dell); both had much higher spec processor than original laptop and I've checked the audio settings that are usually suggested when setting up.  

Has anyone had any issues when upgrading PC/laptop; I've gone from a windows 10 pc to a windows 11 operating system and updated the drivers etc. through windows update.  Any suggestions?

Thanks