ASIO4ALL Driver Glitch

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Trevor N
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2009/01/29 00:48:40 (permalink)

ASIO4ALL Driver Glitch

Hey everyone.
I know I'm new here, but I've been having problems with my upgrade to Sonar 8 PE. In all previous versions, when I was using my laptop for basic mixing, I'd switch to ASIO4ALL drivers instead of hooking up my E-MU interface. However, now with S8PE, whenever I open a project, I have to open the Audio preferences menu before the audio will work. I don't have to change anything. I just have to open the Audio menu. A time-wasting annoyance that I never had with any other version of Sonar. Is this a common driver glitch? And is there a way to fix this?
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    FastBikerBoy
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    RE: ASIO4ALL Driver Glitch 2009/01/29 02:12:17 (permalink)
    I think it must be common. I'm running 7.02PE and have to do the same, sometimes. Sometimes I don't need to, other times I do. As far as I can tell there's no rhyme or reason to it either. Latency times make no difference, I can't seem to find a common denominator at all. If anyone knows of one it'd be great. It's no great shakes but as Trevor N said it's a niggly annoyance.
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    RE: ASIO4ALL Driver Glitch 2009/01/29 03:06:42 (permalink)
    I'm assuming you are both running v2.9 of Asio4all.

    I don't know what codec you are using on the laptop but if it is HD Audio on Vista un-installing the 3rd party driver and using the generic MS windows one can help...or indeed if you use the generic windows one try the 3rd party one.

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    RE: ASIO4ALL Driver Glitch 2009/01/29 03:15:40 (permalink)
    V2.9 here. Audio interfaces are an Alesis Multimix and a DMX6Fire24/96. As I said it's not even consistent with me, seems to be when it feels like it.
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    RE: ASIO4ALL Driver Glitch 2009/01/29 07:42:22 (permalink)
    I'd switch to ASIO4ALL drivers instead of hooking up my E-MU interface. However, now with S8PE,

    so your using an onboard sound card instead of an audio interface, good luck with that. ASIO4all is a WDM wrapper, its not a driver and its no mirackle worker. If the onboard card doesnt have decent WDM drivers, ASIO4all wont work well either.
    Use yuor EMU.
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    RE: ASIO4ALL Driver Glitch 2009/02/03 03:45:29 (permalink)
    Okay I have what seems to be a 'fix' for the problem. Check the "Always resample 44.1kHz<-> 48kHz" option. This has stopped my issues and also explains the apparent randomness of mine. If a project was at 44.1 it'd play without the open and close audio options nonsense, if it was at 48 it wouldn't.
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