
Per sistemare in modo da poter registrare l'audio senza togliere l'Audio Exclusivity di RockSmith, selezionate l'opzione che manda il segnale audio alle vostre cuffie/altoparlanti come "Primary Source Device". Se non avete uno "Stereo Mix", potete fare riferimento a questo commento di MrDeathinabox:ĭopo aver esplorato Bandicam, ho notato che l'opzione "Stereo Mix" non c'era, visto che uso la combinazione Cuffie/Scheda Audio. Per prima cosa (grazie a commenti nel forum), vi serve una scheda audio che supporti Stereo Mix come dispositivo di registrazione, potete verificarlo controllando che sia presente nei dispositivi di registrazione: My RockSmith videos on YouTube (not so many at the time of typing this):

Optionally, you can also select the option of recording an extra audio track, so that you will be able to create audio files with your recordings, without having to extract them from the video.Īt this point, to record videos inside of RockSmith 2014, you just need to hit the Bandicam recording Hotkey, a small bar in the upper Bandicam window will show the audio level while you record your video to proof it's working. The only configurations you'll need are in the "Sound" record settings and need to be as follows:īasically, you need to select the option for recording sound, and select (very important) " Stereo Mix" (or the other one identified in the previous section) as Primary Sound Source.
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There is no need to turn Audio Exclusivity off in RockSmith, it just works (my RS videos should be a good enough proof for that).Īnd here comes the actual Bandicam Configuration.Īfter setting up all your personal preferences (refer to the Bandicam manual for that, but you can also leave them as they are and it's fine), you need to tweak the "Video Recording" Settings: In this guide, I refer to the licensed Bandicam version. To record RockSmith 2014 videos with audio, and create audio tracks on the fly without having to extract them from the video, you just need Bandicam [with proper configuration.īandicam is a paid application (39$ for a single-user license), but can be used also free, although with some limitations. Mine was called " What U Hear" but could be different for other people's setups. To fix this so that you can record the sound without Audio Exclusivity turned off, just select the one that sends audio to your headset/speakers as Primary Sound Source. If you don't have Stereo Mix, please refer to this comment by MrDeathinabox:Īfter playing around with Bandicam, I notice that the "Stereo Mix" option was not there since I use Headphones/sound card combo. First of all (thanks to comments on the forum), you'll need a sound card that can support Stereo Mix as recording device, you can check for it opening your recording devices and checking it's there:
