Will the Rocksmith Real Tone Cable work with PC?

Yes – the cable is universal and will work on any of the six supported platforms – PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC, and Macintosh.

Does any real tone cable work for Rocksmith?

Rocksmith usually includes the Real Tone Cable in the box, except downloaded versions. This cable is compatible with all versions of Rocksmith on all available platforms.

Do you need Rocksmith cable for PC?

The Real Tone Cable is compatible and required for all versions of Rocksmith. Is there DLC for the game? Yup! Our DLC library includes well over 100 songs and is constantly expanding.

Can you use a 3rd party cable for Rocksmith?

Yes, you can play Rocksmith without a Real Tone Cable. If you don’t know, the Rocksmith Real Tone Cable is just a standard 1/4th inch guitar jack one end with a USB connection on the other to connect to your console or computer.

What is the Rocksmith 2014 disc import tool?

The Disc Import Tool relicenses the songs in the original Rocksmith so that the entire list can be imported to RS2014. (Everything except the Clapton songs and I think one other.) You’ll need the original Rocksmith on your Steam account, and the Import Tool is available on the Rocksmith 2014 store page.

Will a regular USB guitar Cable work for Rocksmith?

Well, you’re in luck. Yes, you can play Rocksmith without a Real Tone Cable. If you don’t know, the Rocksmith Real Tone Cable is just a standard 1/4th inch guitar jack one end with a USB connection on the other to connect to your console or computer.

How do I play Rocksmith with USB link?

All you need to do is plug in your guitar into your interface, connect it to your computer via USB and fire up Rocksmith. The intended purpose of this mode is to allow you to connect an acoustic guitar to Rocksmith, but it’ll recognize your audio interface as well. Select your audio interface and you’re done.

Can I use my PC as a guitar amp?

A PC can be used as a guitar amp by installing an amp sim (guitar amp simulator). Then, connect your guitar to an audio interface input, and the audio interface via USB to the PC running the amp sim. Finally, connect speakers or headphones to the audio interface output, for a working guitar amp.