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Eeloo Mah Jan 2, 2019 @ 12:34am
cant pass the tuning phase with the microphone
yup cant play the game because im using microphone and cant tune the guitar even played the notes with the phone in to the microphone if i cant skip the tuning then i wont be able to play this game and its complete waste of money
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caldaar Jan 2, 2019 @ 9:44am 
Well, if you can't pass the tuning then yeah you won't be able to play this game because the software cannot hear your guitar. Trying to bypass this is not a good idea since being able to hear your guitar is a requirement of the software.

You say that you are using Microphone. Just to make sure, this is for an Acoustic guitar, right? That is what Microphone mode is designed for. You need to use standard USB desktop microphone pointed at the soundhole of your guitar. This option will not allow you to hear the guitar through the game as the acoustic guitar provides it's own sound.

If you are attempting to use this as a work around to allow a different cable or interface to work with your electric guitar... Then that is not what it is designed for... You want to go buy the Real Tone cable. It will open all the features of the software, and simply works much better then any other option.
Last edited by caldaar; Jan 2, 2019 @ 9:44am
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Eeloo Mah Jan 2, 2019 @ 2:40pm 
the microphone picks up the sound from my low e string but i dont know why for some reason its not posible to tune as what the game wants i got a program on the phone that i tune all my strings are in tune but the game wants me to losen up the string to the point its just hanging the sound off my low E string for some reason makes the wierd sound diapason but its in the tune
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Buck Jan 2, 2019 @ 6:41pm 
are you using an actual transducer mic with an acoustic guitar? Because that is the only thing Mic mode is designed for and supports. If you, you need to either raise the mic's gain in windows, move the mic closer to the sound hole (tape it into place if you can), or get another mic.

If you are trying to use it with a 3rd party cable and electric guitar...well, that MIGHT work, but it's not supported and no one can help you with that.
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Paladin Jan 2, 2019 @ 7:28pm 
Just a quick note... I have a Taylor with the taylor tranducer system in it. I can use the guitar just like an electric by using the RS cable into the guitar. it works perfectly, just have to know I can get play past the 12th fret with much success. LOL
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Paladin Jan 3, 2019 @ 5:57pm 
I just beat on the sound board.. LOL Great bass line on the looper that way!
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zenframe Jan 4, 2019 @ 7:18pm 
Originally posted by Buck:
are you using an actual transducer mic with an acoustic guitar? Because that is the only thing Mic mode is designed for and supports. If you, you need to either raise the mic's gain in windows, move the mic closer to the sound hole (tape it into place if you can), or get another mic.

If you are trying to use it with a 3rd party cable and electric guitar...well, that MIGHT work, but it's not supported and no one can help you with that.

I have no real idea but this sounds pertinent to OP's post.
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