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Question: I have a Win8 laptop and a 1973-model bass-guitar. Will this work with both of these?
Document: It was just what I needed to interface by computer with my Bass Guitar to take full advantage of several software musical programs that I use.The online price was 25% less than the local music store price.
just dont work. dont know if it aint compatable with win8 or what but its useless to me. oh well.
the interface link is very nice and i love it, but id have to give it 3 stars since the adapter did not come with the purchase. if it had been included like it said it was going to be, i would have maybe given it 5 stars. connects great to &#34;NI-guitar rig&#34; and is plug and play. drivers are automatically downloaded. it has a slight delay in sending the signals to the laptop but that may simply be my own fault.
If it doesn't work the first time, go back into settings and select Guitar Rig Session I/O, save. Restart Guitar Rig, then go back into the settings again and select Berhinger.Hopefully this helps you save a few bucks if you are just looking for something to practice/experiment with.Here is the video [...]Good luck! !
This is a cheap chinese knockoff of the common Behringer unit.Comes with a hacked up copy of Guitar rig2 that doesn't work. Also it doesn't come with any x64 drivers. Haven't tried it with something like ubuntu Studio, but in x64 windows 7 it is a paperweight. Easily the worst thing I've ever bought off Amazon. I would take 50 pounds of Haribo gummy bears over this piece of crap.
For $10 I shouldn't be surprised that this is a piece of junk. The headphone output doesn't work, the instructions are in poorly translated English and the device introduces a significant delay in the guitar input. If you want to try this is a low cost guitar input for Rocksmith don't bother, Rocksmith doesn't recognize the device. I tried using this on both a fast Mac with GarageBand and a quad-core PC with GuitarPro and got equally bad results.
I'd never used one of these devices before so I thought it a little on the light-side. It feels a little flimsy. The led on the device hasn't lit up at all since I've had it (3 weeks-ish), but I'm not sure this truly indicates a problem with the device because it still seems to work. It's not a very plug and play friendly device, but if you install the Behringer Guitar Link drivers and configure your software amplifier correctly, you can get it to sound right.
Seems like it's doubling its signal on my pc,everything sounds plex, but works very well on my desktop. I use it with Guitar Rig 4 and Reaper.
The  interface only works on the headphones not the guitar I try using different USB ports starting and restarting my computer but I cannot get the audio from the guitar
This converter is doing the job in its description. As a result, I turned my computer and the desktop audio as an digitized amp, it makes my guitar practising much more fun. Although I don't think my neigbours would enjoy that too much, LOL.
Answer: Not well.  Then again, it doesn't work with anything very well.  If you don't want some serious line noise, I would strongly advise adding about $40 for a much better unit.