guitar Sound cuts out while playing song

[Intruder]

Hi all! I have problem with game. my real tone cable is new and recognized,however when i play game guitar cuts out while playing song.I noticed in my microphone properties that you can set the levels to 45 or higher and i noticed for some odd reason when this problem happens the levels on my microphone properties goes to 0 and it mutes it as well. i then reset it to 50 or 100 but save box is greyed out but i can go back into game and it works but then after a minute or less sound cuts out again and my microphone levels go back to 0 and muted. I am running on pc windows 10 64 bit. Does anyone have a fix for this? Thank you!

[mickeyjordan.mj]

I'm having the same exact problem with the same setup have you found fix. Yet

[rcole_sooner]

What are your PC specs? CPU? GPU?

What audio playback device are you using to listen with?

What type of guitar?

Single coil guitars have trouble sometimes.

If you guitar has batteries make sure they are fresh.

Try removing any other USB devices.

Make sure no other background tasks/apps are running.

[Alun1]

sometimes it helps to run calibration and when it say mute just let the sounds die off without muting.

[Intruder]

My rig is 1st gen intel i-7 920 processor 2.6 . I have computer hooked up to led tv via hdmi cable to graphics card{AMD rx480} guitar is single humbucker no name. I have had this game since first release never hasd any problems till now. i am also on my 3rd real tone cable. The game does not show error messages..If u right click on speaker icon on desktop and select properties it shows tone cable as usb microphone if you click on tab recording devices and then on level tab this is where it goes to 0 and mutes the speaker icon and you cannot select apply as it is greyed out and when this happens just guitar sound cuts out in game but song keeps playing and any notes u play go undetected. i can unmute the speaker and raise level to whatever number i want and go back into game and it will work but not for long and then it does same thing all over again as i mentioned before.

[rcole_sooner]

To save real tone cables you may want to buy a guitar cable extender adapter and run a regular guitar cable to your guitar. Leave the realtone cable curled up by the console, and never worry about damaging it again.

I currently use a 50 foot guitar cable like this without any issues.

The cable I do think shows as a mic, but should be labeled Rocksmith Guitar Aadapter or such also.

I never adjust the levels in the recording devices for the cable, but I do check it is set to 16 bit, 48 khz.

I agree with Alun1, that doing calibrations help with this too. Since the updates I find I may have to recalibrate at any time during game play. The calibration just does not seem to "stick" as well as it used to.