alexaepathy

Hello again, I'm having trouble feeding Guitar Rig 2's output signal into the input of a Sonar Track, I've tried to use Guitar Rig as a VST (softsynth) inside of sonar but I cannot get an input signal,

Why? I am not sure, I've never been able to make it work.

maybe I need the Rig Kontrol hardware?

I am using a creative Audigy 2 zs platinum pro (break out box)



So I am now trying to run guitar rig standalone, and feed the signal into sonar.

The problem I'm running into is that they share the ASIO driver system.

I have played around with limiting the ASIO input/output pairs that Sonar is allowed to use, and select the option for sonar to "share Drivers w/other apps".

But still, I can have GRig2 open and working fine, then I open Sonar and it blocks the inputs and outs of Grig2, they go back to 44100khz setting, and arn't selectable in the input/output page.

I got this to work once with ASIO4All + The original creative drivers, but then I received an error where whenever I armed a track to record in sonar, there was suddenly no sound coming through my speakers.

When it was working, I saw all the ASIO options kx driver gives you in sonar's input/output page, but it was more descriptive than kx (line in 1, spdif in)

I have limited knowlage of the dsp system but can work a bit with it, any tips are welcome, thanks a lot.

And if anyone can let me know about using ASIO4All correctly in sonar with guitar rig I wouild appreciate that as well.

alexaepathy

I was able to install the original creative drivers and asio4all and was able to make it work.

In guitar rig I send the output to one of the physical outputs, in my case Left and Right Center (output 1 and 2 respectively).

Then in Sonar I choose L and R Center as the input, and it works fine.

Maddogg6

Hmm not sure how I missed this thread....
Assuming Sonar 7 isnt too different - you need to:
A) send the input to ASIO input of epilog only - disconnect prolog from XRouting - (*1)
B) Set sonars track input to *that* ASIO input that is connected in kX DSP
C) Enable track input echo on that track (edit: Oh, you may need to arm the track to record also /edit)

*1 - this is so you hear only the effected sound from Guitar Rig - other wise - by default - kX DSP is set up to 'hardware monitor' physical inputs. Thus why you dont normally need to use input echo on tracks in sonar.

It can work - albiet with 2x latency (is inherent from using input echo) - imho - makes it very tedious to use - but if you have an optimized PC with like 2.5 ms latency - then your not gonna notice the latency too much.