Anyone with Tascam 16x08 using WDM successfully?

I have 1.04 installed, the latest driver at time of writing.
 
Tascam claim to have fixed issues with the Chrome internet browser, which I hoped implies Windows Driver Mode/Kernel Streaming, but when I use WDM/KS I just get noise. I can see the noise already on the VU meter when I arm a track.
I tried from Sonar 8 all the way up to SPlat Lexington (all 64-bit). Same thing throughout.
 
MME also does not work cleanly, yet it DOES work fine in Audacity (soundwise).
 
Anyone having success with any other driver modes apart from ASIO?
 
My older US-1641 and the US-1800 work together at the same time over WDM. I'd like to add this newer brother for live band recording (Irish folk - many musicians).

The problem is Sonar, not the Tascam US-16x08 drivers.
 
I have spent the the evening tracking this down.
 
I tried the 16x08 with Reaper 5.11 with ASIO and WDM.
Both modes work in Reaper.
 
I then installed ASIO4All (ASIO4All just wraps the WDM
drivers) and Sonar worked! I could record with the 16x08.
 
Just to make sure ASIO4All really WAS taking the WDM drivers, I
then also connected my Tascam US-1641 and my US-1800.
All three interfaces were visible in ASIO4All and subsequently also
visible in Sonar.
 
I then did tests and apart from poor latency and a slight
out-of-sync between the 3 interfaces (easily fixable in post), I can
record from all 3 interfaces at the same time.
Standard ASIO does not allow multiple interfaces, WDM does.
So ASIO4All really is taking the WDM drivers.
 
Next I uninstalled ASIO4All, hooked Sonar directly via WDM/KS - and again
I get that constant white noise when I arm a track.
 
In conclusion, there is something new in the 16x08 drivers that
Sonar is getting wrong.
 
By contrast, Reaper and ASIO4All do it right.
 
Edit: I will repost this in the Problems forum.

It's interesting that MME doesn't work cleanly either - that's like the dumb safe model that should pretty much work with everything.
 
Considering TASCAM is a Gibson brand like Cakewalk is now, I'd expect this to be resolved pretty quickly after the root issue is determined. 
 
Have you tried things like changing buffer sizes and that kind of stuff?

Yes, I did the usual buffer size thing.
I have posted a bug report.

Mine is currently in transit now, should have it in a day or so and I'll join in then too.

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Here's the thread in Problem Reports: (I believe one can vote?)
 
http://forum.cakewalk.com...n-Reaper-m3341433.aspx