Tone Designer - transparent tone

[Ac3]

so if im honest. im not fond of any tones in the tone designer, and as someone who records in studio with my own rig, i want my normal tone in the game
i run direct input just like i would a DAW but unfortunately tone designer wont let me UNSELECT an amp or cab, thing is im already using a kemper as BOTH of those things and dont need the game's psuedo amp sims to ruin my tone .
i have a program and the right settings to allow me to run an audio interface with ZERO performance or latency issues (and i mean zero, theres not even the latancy thats normally with a realtone cable - the program makes the game think my interface IS the cable and since its the cable itself that has the issue, the latency is not a problem for me)
i do it this way as a big audiophile myself, and i run a stereo guitar rig with kemper and pedalboard
i know the tone i want and its the tone i take to the studio every time i record. i love it and i want to practice for it
i can learn songs by ear and i literally only bought RS for score attack master mode. i want my regular tone in the game but tone designer basically requires me to have a tone input on the game thats not a clean slate. best i came up with is the jazz amp combos with neutral settings but its still affecting my input tone.
has anyone found a setting that just sounds completely transparent? id love to use it so i get my raw tone unaffected in the game

[Painpal]

What this does is bypass RS2014 tones and uses your amp as the main input , allowing you to dial in your tone / pedals with all the benefits of your playstyle inside RS2014.


In RockSmith 2014 press the "space bar" and select "options" .....
In Options select "Mixer" .....
In Mixer turn down your guitar to 0.......

Your amp can act as your guitar input and tone.

For the guitars Signal path >>> Guitar >>Cable>>>Amp (or kemper)) >> Usb cable >>>PC
Once this is all connected and turned on open RockSmith 2014...
Press the "Ctrl" key on your keyboard and select "Input">>>> change Input to Microphone
You should see your amp ( kemper) as an available input


Hope this is a good option for you.