24bauer
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ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
So I don't really understand ASIO drivers too much. I read that not all sound cards support it. I'm trying to use ASIO drivers and have ASIO4ALL installed. I can select my input driver with ASIO, but my ouput drivers section says "ASIO4ALL v2 not connected". Now I don't know if it's because my sound card can support it or not. Otherwise I have to go back to MME :( Thanks in advance
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/19 20:09:36
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I get this from time to time when I've got another program running audio. Like Windows Explorer on youtube or something. Try closing everything and restart Sonar. If that doesn't work try re-booting. If you go into the ASIO4all Panel itself, you should be able to tell if ASIO4all is connecting to your device or not. You may have to adjust things here.
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/19 20:14:42
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you should post what your sound card is so someone can help you quickly
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/20 08:30:16
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johnnyV you should post what your sound card is so someone can help you quickly Ok, so my card is VIA HD Audio VT1708B. I've updated some things and now I get red cross on rear output in ASIO control panel "PC speakers unavailabe" and "MS GS wavetable synth enabled?" which I think it is. So there's a new problem, moving from an old one
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/20 08:46:23
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ASIO4ALL won't work while the MS wavetable is active. Deselect it in the MIDI options box and it'll work after that.
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/20 10:19:25
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Otherwise I have to go back to MME :(
Until you get a recommended audio sound card and stop using the onboard sound chips, youll be stuck using the worst driver mode ever made in the history of man kind (MME) Onboard sound chips are just meant for standard pc sounds and not recording programs. Because they lack drivers, good A/D and D/A converters and 1/4 ins and outs. Your performance and sound will suffer using such cards When you get serious about your music, look into Motu, Edirol, Echo, Cakewalk, maudio and RME sound cards. They all have the drivers, the A/D and D/A converters and the proper inputs and outputs needed. With those cards, you do not use that generic ASIO4all driver. You use the drivers specifically written for those cards. ASIO4all is not a driver, but a WDM wrapper and if you card hasd no WDM drivers, the ASIO4all wont work well Cj
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johnnyV
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/20 11:02:22
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- 4 Stereo DACs Output Pairs supporting 16/24-bit, 48K/96K/192K/44.1K/88.2KHz sample rate
- 2 Stereo ADCs supporting 16/24-bit, 44.1K/48K/96K/192KHz sample rate
- 16/24-bit S/PDIF TX supports 48K/96K/44.1K/88.2KHz sample rate
- 16/24-bit S/PDIF RX supports 32K/48K/96KHz/44.1K/88.2KHz sample rate
Looks like your card is a higher end multi channel with pretty good specs to me. Biggest draw back is lack of inputs, at least an RCA jack. Anything with mini jacks is a joke for audio equipment interface. For now until you purchase an interface ( as in USB or Firewire ) you will be better off using the MME drivers. I got by just fine for 4 years and did a lot of recording with that set up. ASIO for all is a headache.
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/20 11:12:34
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Looks like your card is a higher end multi channel with pretty good specs to me.
LOl, your a real good jokester. Its not even listed as a recommended audio card. LOL You almost had me Cj And why would it only have MME driver mode, if it was so good?? LOL Yuor a funny guy
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/20 11:14:52
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I was trying to make the pour bugger feel better, he probably paid money for it...
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/20 11:19:48
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I understand. But, he will feel so much better and have less to no headaches with an audio sound card. Audio cards have specific drivers written for them that make them so much better than a standard sound card/sound chip. They dont need or rely on a generic wdm wrapper, such as asio4all. Using a card with good drivers will give you better performance in sonar and your pc and give you lower latency Cj
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24bauer
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/22 06:32:49
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CJaysMusic Otherwise I have to go back to MME :( Until you get a recommended audio sound card and stop using the onboard sound chips, youll be stuck using the worst driver mode ever made in the history of man kind (MME) Onboard sound chips are just meant for standard pc sounds and not recording programs. Because they lack drivers, good A/D and D/A converters and 1/4 ins and outs. Your performance and sound will suffer using such cards When you get serious about your music, look into Motu, Edirol, Echo, Cakewalk, maudio and RME sound cards. They all have the drivers, the A/D and D/A converters and the proper inputs and outputs needed. With those cards, you do not use that generic ASIO4all driver. You use the drivers specifically written for those cards. ASIO4all is not a driver, but a WDM wrapper and if you card hasd no WDM drivers, the ASIO4all wont work well Cj Ok cool. I'm not really informed about sound cards. So when I buy a recommended sound card I won't have to fuss with ASIO and all that stuff? And so would I select the card's own driver from Sonar? Also which are the high quality sound cards, brand and model, that you know of and recommend. Price is not a limitation. Do sound cards have strict motherboard compatibility like graphics cards do? Thanks
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/22 07:01:04
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Take a look at the web sites of the manufacturers that CJ listed. Edirol now badge their products as Cakewalk. You'll need to make a decision about how many things you want to record at once and whether they need mike or line inputs. For example the Cakewalk UA-101 that I have has 8 line-ins but the first two have XLR mike inputs with phantom power for condensor mikes. It also has a 'Hi-Z' input on the front so that you can plug an electric guitar or bass straight in, and then us a guitar plug-in in Sonar to get the amp and cab sound you want. I find that I get more than adequate performance from the USB2 connection on my card, but many people here are advocates of firewire, whose reliability seems to be based on ensuring your PC has a suitable FW interface. You can spend an awful lot on an audio interface, but, like all things to do with audio there is a law of diminishing returns. And any interfaces you'll find in CJ's list will provide you with very good quality record and playback. Phil
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/22 08:45:21
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24bauer So I don't really understand ASIO drivers too much. I read that not all sound cards support it. I'm trying to use ASIO drivers and have ASIO4ALL installed. I can select my input driver with ASIO, but my ouput drivers section says "ASIO4ALL v2 not connected". Now I don't know if it's because my sound card can support it or not. Otherwise I have to go back to MME :( Thanks in advance That part of your question is confusing. As if you hadn't noticed that ASIO and ASIO4ALL are two different things. ASIO is the one that integrated soundcards don't support, and ASIO4ALL is a "fake" that they do often support. So you can not have input using ASIO and output with ASIO4ALL. Even if you buy a proper soundcard you do need to "fuss with ASIO and all that stuff", because any soundcard needs the right settings and driver to work properly.
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/22 11:44:50
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Yea, you need to set up any sound card/interface you get and you need to try ASIO and WDM driver modes with all kinds of settings until you get the one that works best for YOU. note I never said ASIO4all. Forget about ASIO4all. Its a generic WDM wrapper. And never mention MME again...LOL You get your drivers form the manufactured of the sound card. If you get a Motu card, you go to motu.com and install the drivers from there. Sound cards that are Firewire and USB have no motherboard rstrictions. yuo just need a FEW or USB hub. If you get a firewire card, you may want to get a TI PCI FW chipset in your pc. Some generic firewire chipsets that come with off the shelf pc's are cheap and crap. Cj
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/24 00:41:02
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CJaysMusic Yea, you need to set up any sound card/interface you get and you need to try ASIO and WDM driver modes with all kinds of settings until you get the one that works best for YOU. note I never said ASIO4all. Forget about ASIO4all. Its a generic WDM wrapper. And never mention MME again...LOL You get your drivers form the manufactured of the sound card. If you get a Motu card, you go to motu.com and install the drivers from there. Sound cards that are Firewire and USB have no motherboard rstrictions. yuo just need a FEW or USB hub. If you get a firewire card, you may want to get a TI PCI FW chipset in your pc. Some generic firewire chipsets that come with off the shelf pc's are cheap and crap. Cj Edirol Ok, just so I'm clear, the sound cards I should buy are not really sound cards like the PCI ones right? Eg, is this the kind of sound card I'm looking for? http://www.rolandus.com/p...d=703&ParentId=104 Thanks
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/24 02:19:14
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Start by looking at cards explicitly mentioned in Cakewalk's Open Audio Hardware Guide: http://www.cakewalk.com/Tips/AHG/Default.aspx This should give you a step in the right direction as to what you'd want to use for professional audio. The UA-101 you pointed out is one of those mentioned in the list. There's nothing inherently wrong with PCI cards, but you'll probably find more of what you need in a USB or Firewire interface device. -Michael
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Re:ASIO4ALL v2 not connected
2010/04/24 02:29:15
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Ok, just so I'm clear, the sound cards I should buy are not really sound cards like the PCI ones right? Soud cards come in PCI, USB and Firewire. Pick one that fits your needs Cj
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