RSModsPlus v2.0.0 is out.

This version adds the ASIO Drop Pedal engine. If you use RS_ASIO with an ASIO interface, RSModsPlus now shifts the raw guitar input before Rocksmith receives it. Stock tones, custom tones, the tuner and note detection all receive the shifted signal. No MultiPitch tone setup is required for the ASIO engine.

Download:

https://github.com/Cheesewizard/RSModsPlus/releases/tag/v2.0.0

Install:

Download xinput1_3.dll and place it next to Rocksmith2014.exe. It replaces the RSMods xinput1_3.dll, so back up your existing one first if you want to restore plain RSMods later.

Controls:

- Pitch down / up: , / .

- Toggle on / off: F8

- Base tuning down / up: F9 / F10

ASIO engine:

- Requires RS_ASIO and an ASIO interface.

- Works with stock and custom tones.

- The tuner follows the shifted input.

- You can change the pedal while playing or in the tuner.

- For guitar-to-bass with lowest latency, select bass in Rocksmith and include the octave in the pedal value. Example: E-standard guitar to E-standard bass is -12, Eb bass is -13.

Cable fallback:

If you are using a Real Tone cable without RS_ASIO, RSModsPlus falls back to the Cable Drop Pedal engine. That still requires a tone with a MultiPitch pedal and has the tuner-latch limitation. The Cable setup guide covers that path.

Guides:

ASIO Drop Pedal:

https://github.com/Cheesewizard/RSModsPlus/blob/v2.0.0/docs/asio-drop-pedal.md

Cable Drop Pedal:

https://github.com/Cheesewizard/RSModsPlus/blob/v2.0.0/docs/cable-drop-pedal.md

This is still a fork of RSMods 1.2.8.2. Everything outside the drop pedal work is inherited from RSMods.

v2.0.0 is now released.

Main change: RS_ASIO users no longer need the MultiPitch tone workaround. The new ASIO engine shifts the raw input before Rocksmith receives it, so stock tones, custom tones, tuner and note detection all follow the shift directly.

Release:

https://github.com/Cheesewizard/RSModsPlus/releases/tag/v2.0.0