How to make Sonar 7 talk directly to my sound module?

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2007/09/26 12:13:51 (permalink)

How to make Sonar 7 talk directly to my sound module?

I am trying to get Sonar 7 to talk to my USB audio interface. My system has an ASIO driver for that interface. Nevertheless, Sonar 7 seems to want to talk to it through ASIO4all, even though I have tried to disable ASIO4all for that interface.

It shows up as one of the ASIO devices I can use, but it is grayed out. Any suggestions for how to talk to it?
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    RE: How to make Sonar 7 talk directly to my sound module? 2007/09/26 12:17:28 (permalink)
    uninstall asio4all if your not using it!

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    RE: How to make Sonar 7 talk directly to my sound module? 2007/09/26 12:17:46 (permalink)
    Disable ASIO4All driver in SONAR
    Close and restart SONAR
    Select "real" ASIO driver
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    RE: How to make Sonar 7 talk directly to my sound module? 2007/09/26 12:47:56 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: plainfaced

    uninstall asio4all if your not using it!


    The thing is, I want to use it for my built-in sound card but not for the USB module.
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    RE: How to make Sonar 7 talk directly to my sound module? 2007/09/26 12:53:43 (permalink)

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    ORIGINAL: plainfaced

    uninstall asio4all if your not using it!


    The thing is, I want to use it for my built-in sound card but not for the USB module.



    Why would you want to use your internal soundcard? If its for the onboard GM midi sounds - Get rid of it and use the Sonar GM module (forget what is called - TTS i think)

    If your using it for other reasons. I have no answer.

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    RE: How to make Sonar 7 talk directly to my sound module? 2007/09/26 12:57:11 (permalink)
    Why would I want to use my internal soundcard? Because otherwise, I have two choices: (1) Route *all* sounds from my machine to the external sound module, and route them back to the internal soundcard when I don't want to use the external soundcard, or (2) Swap back and forth between two sets of headphones. I don't want to use speakers because that will distract my wife, who is often at her computer ten feet away.
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