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Can confirm that this allows Rocksmith on Windows 10 to work with the Steinberg UR22 mkII (and probably with anything that uses the Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver, although I don't have another Steinberg interface on hand to test). It's an absolute godsend, because the UR22 previously didn't work at all with Rocksmith due to not having a 16-bit mode.
My RS_ASIO.ini:
[Config]EnableWasapi=0
EnableAsio=1
[Asio]; available buffer size modes:; driver - respect buffer size setting set in the driver; host - use a buffer size as close as possible as that requested by the host application; custom - use the buffer size specified in CustomBufferSize fieldBufferSizeMode=driver
CustomBufferSize=
[Asio.Output]Driver=Yamaha Steinberg USB ASIO
EnableSoftwareEndpointVolumeControl=1
EnableSoftwareMasterVolumeControl=1
SoftwareMasterVolumePercent=100
[Asio.Input.0]Driver=Yamaha Steinberg USB ASIO
Channel=1
EnableSoftwareEndpointVolumeControl=1
EnableSoftwareMasterVolumeControl=1
SoftwareMasterVolumePercent=100
[Asio.Input.1]; Driver=Yamaha Steinberg USB ASIOChannel=0
EnableSoftwareEndpointVolumeControl=1
EnableSoftwareMasterVolumeControl=1
SoftwareMasterVolumePercent=100
For reference, the driver had to be installed without using a compatibility mode - when installed with Windows 7 compatibility mode, they weren't being detected (i.e. no ASIO driver was showing in the AsioHelpers::FindDrivers step of RS_ASIO-log.txt).
My RS_ASIO.ini:
[Config]EnableWasapi=0
EnableAsio=1
[Asio]; available buffer size modes:; driver - respect buffer size setting set in the driver; host - use a buffer size as close as possible as that requested by the host application; custom - use the buffer size specified in CustomBufferSize fieldBufferSizeMode=driver
CustomBufferSize=
[Asio.Output]Driver=M-Audio MobilePre ASIO
EnableSoftwareEndpointVolumeControl=1
EnableSoftwareMasterVolumeControl=1
SoftwareMasterVolumePercent=100
[Asio.Input.0]Driver=M-Audio MobilePre ASIO
Channel=1
EnableSoftwareEndpointVolumeControl=1
EnableSoftwareMasterVolumeControl=1
SoftwareMasterVolumePercent=100
[Asio.Input.1]; Driver=M-Audio MobilePre ASIOChannel=0
EnableSoftwareEndpointVolumeControl=1
EnableSoftwareMasterVolumeControl=1
SoftwareMasterVolumePercent=100
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Steinberg UR22 mkII
Can confirm that this allows Rocksmith on Windows 10 to work with the Steinberg UR22 mkII (and probably with anything that uses the Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver, although I don't have another Steinberg interface on hand to test). It's an absolute godsend, because the UR22 previously didn't work at all with Rocksmith due to not having a 16-bit mode.
My RS_ASIO.ini:
M-Audio MobilePre mkII
It also works on Windows 10 with the M-Audio MobilePre mkII when using the final Windows 7 drivers at http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/download/MobilePre-Drivers.
For reference, the driver had to be installed without using a compatibility mode - when installed with Windows 7 compatibility mode, they weren't being detected (i.e. no ASIO driver was showing in the AsioHelpers::FindDrivers step of RS_ASIO-log.txt).
My RS_ASIO.ini:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: