You'll get a volume control for a start!īut like I said, you really need half decent monitoring to appreciate what you're doing. Almost certainly a 'proper' audio interface will do a better job than this. It would be great if someone has used the audiobox before and could tell me from listening to what i've already recorded if i may see an improvement in quality. I can listen to it in my headphones from my soundcard relatively latency free if i cut down the buffer size in asio.

I get alright sound out of it, but i think it could maybe be beefier, since the cable is not any kind of amp, but then again, neither is the audiobox. It comes with the rocksmith video game, but i just bought the cable.Ī: Ubisoft Rocksmith Real Tone Cable: Video Games It's just a direct cable from your guitar to usb, nothing else. Is there anyway to improve the audio quality of that without buying a new microphone? Thanks!Įdit: I also use the Blue Yeti usb condenser mic. Is the audiobox right for me? Will i see enough of a difference or should i stick with the cable? Is there another alternative in that price range that would be better? I could fit a soundcard into my pc. I plan to purchase a bass guitar as well, up till now i've been mimicking one with my guitar and pitch controls. Would i see any improvement in audio quality? Latency hasn't really been that much of a problem as i have a pretty beastly cpu, but it could be better. My only concern is that the Audiobox is also usb powered, so i was wondering what more it really brought to the table. I don't have much to spend but i was looking at PreSonus AudioBox USB | I was wondering what improvement i will see, if any, if i bought an audio interface. Here is some of the music i've recorded with it. I recently started recording music and not having much money available i decided to purchase the rocksmith real tone cable and use it to record into fruity loops.

The rocksmith real tone cable