If the output meter is not showing any amplitude, follow the steps below:

When playing your guitar into GUITAR RIG, the output meter in the GUITAR RIG header should show an amplitude. For information on how to resolve this, refer to the Audio Interface Troubleshooting Guide for your operating system linked in the Related Articles area at the bottom of this page. If you still don't get an input signal, there may be an issue with the configuration of your audio interface.

Turn the Input Gain slider to the right in the GUITAR RIG header.

In this example, the L button is active because the guitar is connected to the L input (see previous step).

Make sure that the corresponding input button ( L or R) next to the input level meter is active.

In this example, the guitar is connected to 1: Input 1 (the input name might be different on your computer, depending on which audio interface you use) and we wish to use Guitar Rig 5 In L. Select the audio interface input your guitar is connected to.

Switch to the Routing tab and click the Inputs button.

In this example we have selected RigKontrol3.

Select your audio interface from the Device menu.

Open the Audio and MIDI Settings panel from the File menu and switch to the Audio tab.

In the GUITAR RIG plug-in version, the routing is configured in the host sequencer. Note: Steps 3 and 4 apply to the standalone version only.

Make sure the input gain of your audio interface (if available) is turned up.

Make sure that the volume of your guitar is turned up and the guitar is connected to the audio interface input you wish to use.

If the input meter is not showing any amplitude, follow the steps below:

When playing your guitar into GUITAR RIG, the input meter in the GUITAR RIG header should show an amplitude. If you cannot get any sound from GUITAR RIG 6, check out this article instead. Please check the information below in order to resolve the issue. If you cannot hear anything when playing a signal through GUITAR RIG, there may be an issue at either the input signal or the output signal. a guitar) must be processed by GUITAR RIG. In order to output sound, an audio signal (e.g. Note: GUITAR RIG is an FX application and not a sound generator.

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